I've just attempted to install the latest version of API Platform/Symfony and I've found the process quite painful, so wanted to ask if there is already a better way than this, or how we might improvide this experience for everyone?

Steps I took…

• As per the API Platform docs, I downloaded the latest .tar.gz file from Github & unpackaged it (note this seems quite old now);
• I had to manualy update the Caddyfile to drop the Mercure transport_url as this is deprecated, and add the new form within the MERCURE_EXTRA_DIRECTIVES var value;
• I had to manually remove the runtime/frankenphp-symfony package and update the worker.Caddyfile file to remove the APP_RUNTIME env var;
• Bump the api-platform/*, symfony/* & doctrine/* packages to the latest versions, as well as update the config/packages/doctrine.yaml file to drop obsolete config, and the config/routes/framework.yaml & config/routes/web_profiler.yaml files to point to the newly named *.php routing files;
• I had to update the pwa Dockerfile to add /root/.local/share/pnpm/bin to $PATH before calling pnpm config -g set store-dir /.pnpm-store;

So is there a better way that's not documented (we're not using Github, so the option to create a repo from template isn't straight forward for us)on how we can get up and running with the latest releases, and we can update the API Platform install docs, or what's the best ideas for a better way? Maybe tag & releas a new version people can download with all this done?

Also, I notice that the Symfony Docker setup includes FrankenPHP's hot-reloading. Perhaps we can bake this in as well?