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Allow auditing of entities with many-many relations #99

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@tommygnr tommygnr commented Dec 9, 2014

The changes made in c619a4e have made
it impossible to load the history of entities that have a many to many
relationship with another entity. I think the old approach of just
providing an empty collection and the notice in the docs is preferable
to not being able to audit the entity at all. Hence I reverted the
change that throws an exception if a many to many relationship is found

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@andrewtch ?

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Seem fine if @tommygnr could add a test RelationTest:testManyToMany chechking this behavior and marking it as "stub until #85 is done"

The changes made in c619a4e have made
it impossible to load the history of entities that have a many to many
relationship with another entity. I think the old approach of just
providing an empty collection and the notice in the docs is preferable
to not being able to audit the entity at all. Hence I reverted the
change that throws an exception if a many to many relationship is found
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I have added the test

DavidBadura added a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 10, 2014
Allow auditing of entities with many-many relations
@DavidBadura DavidBadura merged commit 7dd95ca into sonata-project:master Dec 10, 2014
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