I have read a lot about the clear cache command for symfony2, but I have this question :
Is php app/console cache:clear --env=prod
with --env
,
To change the environment you've to change your front controller. Symfony2 provide by default three environments and a front controller for each one of them with a specific configuration files > See more
When you execute cache:clear command for a specific environment, it just clears the cache for the given environment. To change your environment, you've just to change your front controller (app.php / app_dev.php / app_test.php)
You can also create new environments with a specific configuration
The two constructor arguments for Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Kernel are $environment
and $debug
.
So, to answer your question directly, app.php already uses the production environment. You'll notice that app_dev.php instantiates the kernel like this
$kernel = new AppKernel('dev', true);
So, the environment name that you pass to the kernel constructor maps to the environment name you'd use in console commands (i.e., the --env
).
Does that clear it up for you?