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symfony/symfony

Symfony — Technical debt report

The leading PHP framework for enterprise web applications. A monorepo housing dozens of components with mature, long-term support cycles.

Health score

79/100

Firefighting

€14,800

per month

Debt servicing

€9,200

per month

Recovery

€72,000

one-time

AI narrative

Symfony's monorepo shows the discipline of its LTS model: merge discipline is exceptional (92/100) and knowledge is well distributed across maintainers. The cost pressure comes from the HttpKernel and DependencyInjection components, which concentrate change volume and temporal coupling — unsurprising for a framework's core plumbing. Velocity trend at 74/100 reflects a healthy balance between feature work and maintenance releases. Recovery investment would primarily target interface extraction around the top two hotspots.

Eight-dimensional health profile

Hotspots 73/100
Complexity × Churn 68/100
Temporal Coupling 62/100
Knowledge Silos 85/100
Dead Code 88/100
Velocity Trend 74/100
Merge Discipline 92/100
AI Governance 71/100

Top hotspots

File Changes (6mo) Estimated cost
src/Symfony/Component/HttpKernel/HttpKernel.php 287 €1,700/mo
src/Symfony/Component/DependencyInjection/ContainerBuilder.php 263 €1,560/mo
src/Symfony/Component/Form/FormBuilder.php 201 €1,180/mo
src/Symfony/Component/Routing/RouteCollection.php 178 €1,040/mo
src/Symfony/Bundle/FrameworkBundle/Kernel.php 155 €920/mo

This report is a public illustration. Cost estimates assume a team of 10 developers at €450/day.

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