Not to gatekeep, but I question whether this is even a legacy project, or just "not greenfield." Legacy projects are usually have shoestring budgets for any ch

Not to gatekeep, but I question whether this is even a legacy project, or just "not greenfield." Legacy projects are usually have shoestring budgets for any changes. After all, they are legacy for a reason: likely nobody has touched the system in a while. I can't think of a single legacy client I have that would be okay with a company wasting their hours on adding a new framework. It can be hard enough to convince them to let us add tests or upgrade from PHP 5.6