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Down from 2.2 minutes to 1.39 minutes
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Signed-off-by: Thomas Citharel <tcit@tcit.fr>
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Using `getScheduledEntityInsertions()` we can retrieve not yet flushed but already persisted entities and then avoid tags duplication on import.
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Instead of just say “Failed to save entry” we’ll save the entry at all cost and try to fetch content. If fetching content failed, the entry will still be saved at least, but without content.
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- using javibravo/simpleue
- internal config value are now `import_with_redis` & `import_with_rabbit` which are more clear
- if both option are enable rabbit will be choosen
- services imports related to async are now splitted into 2 files: `redis.yml` & `rabbit.yml`
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Also update Symfony deps
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graby will throw an Exception in some case (like a bad url, a restricted url or a secured pdf).
Import doesn't handle that case and break the whole import.
With that commit the import isn't stopped but the entry is just skipped.
Also, as a bonus, I've added extra test on WallabagImportV2 when the json is empty.
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