use addCommands([$command]) instead of add($command) to be compatible with symfony8#773
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I got this deprecation message in my logs:
Sadly
addCommand()was added in symfony/console 7.4, the constraint in the composer.json allows for older versions. So this workaround works for 6, 7 and 8.Alternative suggestion: restrain symfony/console to
^7.4, thenaddCommand()could be used.Im not sure if this is all it takes to be symfony/console 8.0 compatible, for my other projets this change was the only one I needed to do.