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... depends on which Symfony version you are, but in newer versions of Symfony it's recommended to use MakerBundle. With this bundle, you can generate code for Doctrine entity via "bin/console make:entity" call and it create a repository for it by default. Cheers!
... answer - I apologize :/. The content in the video still works - this part of Doctrine has not changed. But, if you want to download the course code and code along, you'll have to do that using PHP 7.2 or lower. I'll talk ...
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... decorate the normal Doctrine data provider, but then it would *populate* the customResource property on Product. So, it's a bit laborious - but that's the idea. Let me know if that helps! Cheers!
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... /packages/doctrine.yaml` file and add a doctrine.dbal.schema_filter option: ``` doctrine: dbal: schema_filter: ~^(?!t_)~ ``` This would ignore any tables prefixed with t_ - reference https://symfony.com ...
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Hey Stileex, Doctrine bundle does not do any rollbacks manually. If you have an automated deploy script - you should care about doing those rollbacks on failed migration execution, i.e. literally execute another ...
... done, this method will receive one of multiple different objects. C) Register your entity listener on all the entity classes that you need. That should do it! Btw, if you used a Doctrine event subscriber that's called on ...
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... may be in part because the popular ones have already been implemented. For example, if you use Doctrine to fetch data, there’s no reason to implement an argument value resolver to automatically query for entity objects because that already exists. Anyways, let me know if this helped :). Cheers!
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... video may help you out understanding a bit better how to manage ManyToMany relationships https://symfonycasts.com/screencast/doctrine-relations/many-to-many If you still have problems, upload your project to Github or wherever you want and give me access so I can play with it. Cheers!
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... correctly (and I'm not sure if I am), the default name of the migrations table also changed during the upgrade. So it may be that your migrations table IS still there, but now Doctrine migrations is looking for a table with ...
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... better. > And is there a reason why zenstruck/foundry and the doctrine-fixtures-bundle isn't just a require-dev dependency? Ha! Yes. The reason is that I made a mistake 😂. Thanks for pointing that out - I'm currently ...
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... tutorials, I've decided against using a Doctrine listener to encode the password - it's just a bit too magic, and requires tricky things like this to work. Now, I encode the password manually when I create a User, which ...
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... amiss ;). Oh, but it *is* true that if you ran `composer require symfony/serializer` (to only install that ONE component), the Groups functionality wouldn't work unless you already had doctrine/annotations installed (that package is included in the pack). Cheers!
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... first)... which means your data would be wiped out. I would steer clear of this trait :/. If you want similar functionality, try out https://github.com/dmaicher/doctrine-test-bundle - all of this stuff contains some magic, but that's a solid bundle. Cheers!
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... released VueJS course, but I don't have any estimations yet. For now, the related most recent course about DB is this one: https://symfonycasts.com/screencast/symfony-doctrine - but it's based on Symfony 4. If you don't want ...
... 5.6 first so that Doctrine perfor specific queries: $ bin/console doctrine:schema:update --force But it's not recommended to run this on production when you have some data, it may truncate them. If you wonder what ...
Hello, I am implementing custom authentication with guard end everything works fine until I create password encoding. To encode password I use doctrine event listeners (I pass @security.password_encoder as a servcie ...
... like it upgraded not only the Maker bundle but all your packages, including Doctrine package. Basically, you need to do what the error message suggest you, change typehint from "RegistryInterface" to "ManagerRegistry" in your "ArticleRepository" (and probably in other entity repositories too). I hope this helps! Cheers!
... possible to do with a custom filter... I'd say it should be possible I think. But Doctrine adds an overhead on plain SQL queries to make it work as DQL, so it might be tricky. But I have a workaround I could suggest you ...
Thank you, but I did not serialize anything. I saw on the stackoverflow that problem is: "The problem is, when User Entity was implementing the UserInterface, the user provider(actually the Doctrine, behind the scene ...
... Let's say that the cheeselisting title/name has to be unique. And the user tries to POST a cheeselisting with the same name twice, I have it in my doctrine set to unique, and api platform returns a 500 server error ...