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Add attributes metadata support #113
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Copy-paste reply from me in a different thread:
Our setup as of now: laravel 8, doctrine 2.9 and PHP 7.4. Plan is to upgrade to PHP 8 by this year which means that these issues will be sorted out by me, unless someone else provide PR :) |
Thanks for the quick reply. PS. I'm currently using Laravel 8, Doctrine 2.9 and PHP 8.0.9 and the package works just fine with that setup. |
I have not tested PHP 8 annotations with doctrine at all actually. Just assumed that doctrine would handle it when using the correct config (as the PR in this repo introduced). |
@eigan Is there any progress on the upgrade to PHP8? Maybe a better question; Is this package still considered to be alive as the last change is close to a year old. |
Hello, I am here and project is still alive even no activity. I am just thinking it's a sign that it works for everyone perhaps :) Our codebase has been ready for PHP 8 for a while, just waiting for the "Operation Team" to upgrade.. so I have not yet tested annotation, have you? |
My testing show that
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closing until there is a supplied bug/issue/example of what down not work |
Doctrine ORM 2.9 now supports Attributes mapping. According to this ticket the support for such attributes was added in some of the latest versions of the ORM package.
Unfortunately this appears not to work for the migrations.
Is there any plan to support this? It currently stops us from adapting this new annotation style (that I really like ;))
Thanks in advance.
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