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feat(discovery): use both entity name and path as key in MetadataStorage #488

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Decorators are using static MetadataStorage, now the keys includes also the path to entity, so technically it is possible to have multiple entities with the same name (although not in the same ORM context, but with multiple ORM instances).

This should also fix issues with HMR and "multiple property decorators used" validation error.

Runtime metadata (orm.getMetadata()) are kept intact, so the key there is just the entity name.

Decorators are using static MetadataStorage, now the keys includes also the path to entity, so technically it is possible to have multiple entities with the same name (although not in the same ORM context, but with multiple ORM instances).

This should also fix issues with HMR and "multiple property decorators used" validation error.
@B4nan B4nan merged commit 6377114 into dev Apr 17, 2020
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B4nan added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 18, 2020
Decorators are using static MetadataStorage, now the keys includes also the path to entity, so technically it is possible to have multiple entities with the same name (although not in the same ORM context, but with multiple ORM instances).

This should also fix issues with HMR and "multiple property decorators used" validation error.
B4nan added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 19, 2020
Decorators are using static MetadataStorage, now the keys includes also the path to entity, so technically it is possible to have multiple entities with the same name (although not in the same ORM context, but with multiple ORM instances).

This should also fix issues with HMR and "multiple property decorators used" validation error.
B4nan added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 25, 2020
Decorators are using static MetadataStorage, now the keys includes also the path to entity, so technically it is possible to have multiple entities with the same name (although not in the same ORM context, but with multiple ORM instances).

This should also fix issues with HMR and "multiple property decorators used" validation error.
B4nan added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 26, 2020
Decorators are using static MetadataStorage, now the keys includes also the path to entity, so technically it is possible to have multiple entities with the same name (although not in the same ORM context, but with multiple ORM instances).

This should also fix issues with HMR and "multiple property decorators used" validation error.
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B4nan added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 29, 2020
Decorators are using static MetadataStorage, now the keys includes also the path to entity, so technically it is possible to have multiple entities with the same name (although not in the same ORM context, but with multiple ORM instances).

This should also fix issues with HMR and "multiple property decorators used" validation error.
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B4nan added a commit that referenced this pull request May 3, 2020
Decorators are using static MetadataStorage, now the keys includes also the path to entity, so technically it is possible to have multiple entities with the same name (although not in the same ORM context, but with multiple ORM instances).

This should also fix issues with HMR and "multiple property decorators used" validation error.
B4nan added a commit that referenced this pull request May 21, 2020
Decorators are using static MetadataStorage, now the keys includes also the path to entity, so technically it is possible to have multiple entities with the same name (although not in the same ORM context, but with multiple ORM instances).

This should also fix issues with HMR and "multiple property decorators used" validation error.
B4nan added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 1, 2020
Decorators are using static MetadataStorage, now the keys includes also the path to entity, so technically it is possible to have multiple entities with the same name (although not in the same ORM context, but with multiple ORM instances).

This should also fix issues with HMR and "multiple property decorators used" validation error.
B4nan added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 5, 2020
Decorators are using static MetadataStorage, now the keys includes also the path to entity, so technically it is possible to have multiple entities with the same name (although not in the same ORM context, but with multiple ORM instances).

This should also fix issues with HMR and "multiple property decorators used" validation error.
B4nan added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 16, 2020
Decorators are using static MetadataStorage, now the keys includes also the path to entity, so technically it is possible to have multiple entities with the same name (although not in the same ORM context, but with multiple ORM instances).

This should also fix issues with HMR and "multiple property decorators used" validation error.
B4nan added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 2, 2020
Decorators are using static MetadataStorage, now the keys includes also the path to entity, so technically it is possible to have multiple entities with the same name (although not in the same ORM context, but with multiple ORM instances).

This should also fix issues with HMR and "multiple property decorators used" validation error.
B4nan added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 9, 2020
Decorators are using static MetadataStorage, now the keys includes also the path to entity, so technically it is possible to have multiple entities with the same name (although not in the same ORM context, but with multiple ORM instances).

This should also fix issues with HMR and "multiple property decorators used" validation error.
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