Publish mercure updates on flush #2578
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dunglas
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in what context is |
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@bendavies when using a Messenger consumer, this event is only triggered when the command running the consumers terminates (as it's a demon, it's not "real-time" at all anymore :)). |
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Ah right. I'm amazed the consumer doesn't provide an event to hook into here. |
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Such events could be added soon: symfony/symfony#30557 |
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When persisting from a messenger Handler, mercure updates where not published because
kernel.terminateis not used in that context. This will use doctrinepostFlushinstead to publish mercure updates.