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laravel/prompts seems to improve a lot the user experience compared with raw symfony console.
It is actually built on top of symfony console.
One of the things it lacks is a widget for multi-line input, but there is an open PR at laravel/prompts#88 that provides that.
So, to be able to use that, I also needed to add cweagans/composer-patches.
I added a local diff instead of downloading it dynamically, currently tested with laravel prompts at
v0.1.13
.Overall, this adds many dependencies, but the boost in UX is quite nice, so I will take that for now.
If this proves to be hard to maintain, raw symfony console approach will be there.
cc @diegoe