symfony-sk:error-code

Standardize error codes in Symfony migrations by applying a -XXYZZ naming convention to form validation and service errors, attaching FR/EN translations, and caching codes to prevent duplicates. A confirmation step occurs before writing.

Yes, you can add multilingual translations to Symfony form validation errors during migrations. The process attaches FR and EN translations directly to standardized error codes, ensuring consistent multilingual support across services.

The -XXYZZ naming convention is a structured format used to generate standardized backend error codes for Symfony migrations. It ensures consistent error handling and easy lookup across forms and services while preventing duplicates.

Avoid duplicate error codes in Symfony migrations by validating and caching codes in a repository before writing. The system checks existing codes against the cache to streamline migrations and maintain consistent error handling.

Yes, applying migration error codes requires a user confirmation step before writing. This ensures the proposed standardized codes and their FR/EN translations are reviewed and validated before integration into the migration workflow.