My first merge in symfony/ai
For the first time, I merged a pull request in symfony/ai myself. It was a small fix and not mine, PR #2404, the kind of change that takes a minute to read and no time at all to agree with. Writing and reviewing code for this project is not new to me, so what was new was not the reading but the step after it. A few days into the new Symfony AI Core Team, this is what makes the role concrete: someone else’s fix, my own approval, and then the part that used to belong to somebody else.
On https://github.com/symfony/ai/pull/2404
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