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I have a user management interface built from fosUserBundle, and sometimes I get logged out after opening a user, it does not matter if I edit anything on this user, and save the changes, or if I just bring up the edit user form and then hit the back link, I still get logged out without any error or warnings in app_dev.php mode.
…and I realized that is what symfony2 does when you bring up a form to edit the currently logged-in user. If I am logged in as admin, and open the edit form for this user, the next route I go to (doesn’t matter which one it is) will take me to the login page, bringing up the edit form for the currently logged-in user will log me out, no error or warning.
Thought it might be helpful to someone else who doesn’t know that you can’t edit the currently logged-in user.
I think it would be great if symfony2 threw an exception telling you that this is the reason for auto logout, at least in dev mode.