How to clear the cache in Symfony?

@elisha_langworth 

In Symfony, you can use the cache:clear command to clear the cache. This command is available in the Symfony console, which you can access by running the bin/console script from the root directory of your Symfony project.

Here's an example of how you can use the cache:clear command:

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bin/console cache:clear

By default, this command will clear the cache for the current environment (e.g. dev, prod). You can also specify the environment explicitly by using the --env option:

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bin/console cache:clear --env=prod

Alternatively, you can use the --no-warmup option to skip the cache warmup process, which can be useful if you want to clear the cache more quickly:

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bin/console cache:clear --no-warmup

Note that the cache:clear command will only clear the cache for the application itself, and not for any additional cache layers that may be in use (e.g. a cache server like Memcached or Redis). If you want to clear those cache layers as well, you will need to use the appropriate tools or commands for those layers.

@elisha_langworth 

To clear the cache in Symfony, you can use the Console command cache:clear.

1. Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate to your Symfony project directory.
2. Run the command php bin/console cache:clear or ./bin/console cache:clear if you're using Unix.
3. Symfony will clear the cache and display a message once it's done.

Note: If you're using Symfony 3.x or earlier, you may need to provide the environment flag to clear the cache for a specific environment. For example, to clear the cache for the prod environment, you can run php bin/console cache:clear --env=prod.