I am using Symfony7 and PHP 8.2. I have installed fixtures via composer using composer req orm-fixtures command.I have created my fixture as well. When I try to execute this command : symfony console doctrine:fixtures:load, I get this error :…
On preparation to the release of Doctrine DBAL 4, I want to migrate the identity column of my autoincrement based tables to "serial" type columns, as described here: Migration to identity columns on PostgreSQL There is a nice script included…
This is what I get whenever I try to migrate but just yesterday it was running until I get an error. I think I updated something thats why the version dont match with laravel Can anyone help me? `PS C:xampphtdocsmamjbproject>…
Given an entity Client, I have several columns, such as clientName, clientNo, etc. The table itself holds 250+ entries. There are several ManyToOne links, with tables that hold 500.000+ entries. For reasons I don't understand, this query: $queryBuilder = $this->getDoctrine()…
What I want to do : For every migrations executed with php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate to be wrapped in a proper transaction (START TRANSACTION / BEGIN / ROLLBACK / ...). My config/doctrine_migrations.yml file contains the following options : doctrine_migrations: migrations_paths: #…
we use Docker and Symfony 5.6, PHP 8.0, xcaddy v2.7.3 and MariaDB 10.3.34 with Doctrine. The application is divided into cron, caddy, node, php, db, db-backup and mailer containers. The problem occures when creating any new entity and trying to…
Column Not Added to Table in Database Despite Executing php bin/console doctrine:schema:update --complete --force Command The command php bin/console doctrine:schema:update --force is indeed generating entities with fields. However, when I attempted to add a field to an existing entity, it…
I am using Symfony 6 and Doctrine and I want to check if a specific entry in my database exists. ExampleEntity id field1 field2 I want to check if an entity with field2='test' exists in the database. What will be…
In Doctrine ORM there is a separation between persist() and flush() operations. Looks like whenever you want to insert/update your entity, you have to call two methods one by one. And most developers do it this way. But I wonder…
I have a column that it's a DateTimeImmutable that save when the user has joined the platform. I'm making the phpunit test and i would like to validate that the colum can't be updated. I would like to detect the…