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I’m using Symfony 2.0.9 to build a new web site. Yesterday the newer version 2.0.10 went out and I need to update my local project (windows 7) to that version. I saw that using linux the process of update is easy because you just need to run a command and everything works out of the box but in windows there is no written solution. How should I update? Simply overwriting files?
As far as I know the same procedure that is valid for linux is valid for windows as well. The bin/vendors script (the one that updates vendor folders) is actually a PHP script, so you can run it under windows in the same way you run the app/console script.