IBX-7409: Changed Content Type to content type

[Gengar-i]

Question	Answer
JIRA issue	IBX-7409
Type	bug
Target Ibexa version	v4.6
BC breaks	no

Changed Content Type to Content type

Checklist:

• Provided PR description.
• Tested the solution manually.
• Provided automated test coverage.
• Checked that target branch is set correctly (main for features, the oldest supported for bugs).
• Ran PHP CS Fixer for new PHP code (use $ composer fix-cs).
• Asked for a review (ping @ibexa/engineering).

[mikadamczyk]

In translation configuration we have

        $container->prependExtensionConfig('jms_translation', [
            'configs' => [
                'ibexa_core' => [
                    'output_format' => 'xlf',
                ],
            ],
        ]);

why there is a change of extension from xlf to xliff?

the only valid way to extract translations is to run php bin/console translation:extract --config=ibexa_core

[alongosz]

Given the extensive diff I'm not sure if changing PHPDoc comments (especially behat ones, but all in general) is such a good idea. Not saying no, because the changes are for the most part correct, with some remarks I posted below.

What I'm worried about is 1st party compatibility of CI tests. We probably should think with @mnocon how to test this against all packages, because I have a feeling we might test in the other packages against specific case of exception messages. Technically changing exception message between minor releases is a BC break, but it rather affects automated tests only. As long as we won't break our CI, it's fine.

[alongosz]

@Gengar-i translation extraction issue fix has been merged into main and you can now rebase & regenerate translations.

[alongosz]

+1 but it requires CI (unit, integration) sanity checks for packages which require core (almost all of them) but were not changed for this ticket.

[sonarqubecloud]

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