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[Security] Add missing dot at the end of an exception message #11215

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@rybakit rybakit commented Jun 24, 2014

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stof commented Jun 24, 2014

I'm not sure about it. the message is not a sentence anyway.

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rybakit commented Jun 24, 2014

What about this message (

) then? And would it make sense to maybe replace "Bad credentials" with "Invalid credentials."?

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fabpot commented Jul 23, 2014

We do have dots on all error messages, so I think it makes sense. 👍

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fabpot commented Jul 25, 2014

Thank you @rybakit.

@fabpot fabpot merged commit 8e1f978 into symfony:master Jul 25, 2014
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[Security] Add missing dot at the end of an exception message

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phansys commented Aug 4, 2014

IMHO, the dots at exceptions could be omitted to allow imbricated handling of exceptions. For example, when rendering a message from a catchable exception.

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