add @Event annotation to let IDEs known event names and class instance #732
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This PR was merged into the master branch. Discussion ---------- Added the new @event annotation @Haehnchen, the author of the PHPStorm Symfony plugin, has introduced a new `@Event` annotation in Symfony code (symfony/symfony#18685) He's also updating some bundles (e.g. liip/LiipImagineBundle#732) so we could do the same. In our case this info is not critical because we always use the same generic event object, but still it's a little nice addition. Commits ------- 9755f38 Added the new @event annotation
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see symfony/symfony@6857c36