Symfony - Propel - Determine current version of propel

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Is there a better way of determining which version of Propel that Symfony 1.4 is built upon? Right now I am having to do:

$ -> ack -i version /path/to/symfony/lib/plugins/sfPropelPlugin/lib/vendor/

And as of now I am seeing this:

/path/to/symfony/lib/plugins/sfPropelPlugin/lib/vendor/propel-generator/default.properties
19:propel.version = 1.4.2

So I am assuming that Symfony v1.4.16 is using Propel version 1.4.2.

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You're right. But you need to get it programmatically or just for information? – j0k
I was hoping there was a way to do it via the cli using something like: php symfony propel:version. Seems like it would be common sense to include a way to display the version like any other service, api we use on linux (i.e. ack -v) – Mike Purcell
Maybe you can propose it :) – j0k
@j0K: Check the posted answer, they agreed to add it. – Mike Purcell
They do not really agreed atm :) – j0k

1 Answers

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At this time, propel bundled with Symfony 1.x does not support the ability to determine the version, cleanly, via cli, however you can use the ack or fgrep command as I stated in OP. But if you use the sfPropelORMPlugin plugin, which allows you to use propel 1.6 with Symfony 1.x, they have opted to add this functionality, which I assume will be available soon. https://github.com/propelorm/sfPropelORMPlugin/pull/152