Add command example to create a capped collection #2065
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alcaeus
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Applied the suggestions, thanks for them! |
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@melkamar can you squash commits? Happy to merge afterwards! |
alcaeus
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Thanks @melkamar! |
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Summary
This PR adds the command to use when using Doctrine with Symfony to create a capped collection.
I spent some time on debugging what exactly needs to be done to have Doctrine listen to the capped collection configuration and it was missing from the documentation.