Add parameter for remoteConfig to allow logging to non-airbrake server. #13
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Upgrade to phpbrake v1.0.0 to resolve error with non functional remoteConfig parameter.
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airbrake/phpbrake v0.8.0 introduced a new remote_config parameter to download remote configuration information about the project from airbrake. Unfortunately, if you are using a host other than airbrake (such as errbit), it will download json suggesting that the project does not exist, and logging is disabled.
I have added parameter in airbrake-bundle to disable the remote configuration, and also bumped the required version of airbrake/phpbrake to v1.0.0 as there was a bug in v0.8.0 where setting remoteConfig = false was ignored.