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symfony CLI, how to open ports on mac? [closed]
Closed. This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Add details and clarify the problem by editing this post. Closed 11 months ago. Improve this question I’m trying out Symfony for the first time, so I installed all the stuff required to create ant run apps, but I’m having problems with
How to test for character references in Symfony with PHPUnit?
I want to test this very simple page generated by my PHP/Symfony project (It’s in French, so it needs the hard spaces in front of the exclamation points.) I thought an equally simple test such as would do the trick, but I get a failure. Further inquiry shows that returns So, how do I help assertSelectorTextContains() (and more generally,
Doctrine – relation of three tables
I have trouble with writing Doctrine Query Builder. I have a Posts table which is related to the AccountToken table like: I am writing a query builder where I want to pull all the results which are related to that table via UUID and have a specific status. The type value is defined in the AccountToken table. In that table,
How should one get Session object in a controller on Symfony 5.3?
I’m a little confused as to the “right” way to retrieve the current session object within a controller in Symfony 5.3. The current documentation says to typehint an argument as SessionInterface. However, this Symfony blog post says SessionInterface has been deprecated in favor of using RequestStack. In services it’s clear that I should inject RequestStack and call $requestStack->getSession(). However, in
Doctrine 2 – MySql : multiples ‘BASE TABLE’ queries added to every views
Do you know why every views of my Symfony 4.4.25 website using Doctrine ORM 2.9.3 add between 3 and 10 queries like this: The database is MySQL version 5.7 Answer I had the same issue from a recent symfony 4.4 install, and fix it by removing the following parameter from doctrine_migrations.yaml:
php write csv to file returns blank file
I have some csv data that looks like this: When I try to export this csv to a file like this: I get an empty file, what am I doing wrong here Answer From the Symfony docs: https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/http_foundation.html#request If you just created the file during this same request, the file may be sent without any content. This may be due
Symfony mocking repository for testing
I’m trying to mock a repository containing all modules, and it has a method called findAll() that returns all elements from that repository. I cant seem to be able to pull any data from the mocked repository. Any ideas how I could fix it? Mocking repository: Trying to use method from ModuleRepository class called findAll() that returns all elements from
Only annotation mapping is supported by Maker Bundle
I have changed the configuration of my Symfony project to use PHP attributes with Doctrine in my Entities. I was really happy about this and wanted to give it a try. I have changed my doctrine.yaml from annotation to attribute and use attributes in my entities With this configuration my php bin/console do:sc:up -f works well. But when I try
Can I use autowired EntityManager across different services with DB locking?
In my Symfony 5 project I have 2 services and I autowire EntityManager into both of them: and I run some DB transaction inside one of the MyService2 functions: and I call some helper function from MyService1 which uses also its own $entityManager property and should be executed also inside that same DB transaction. My question is: am I guaranteed