Hi there,
I seem to have stumbled on an issue that may be related to no flushing
objects properly so I'm hoping to gain some insight here using Doctrine
Mongo ODM in PHP.
Using the query builder I create a query where I update multiple objects:
$qb = $documentManager->createQueryBuilder("...");
$qb->update()
->multiple(true)
->field('ancestor_id')->equals('123')
->field('stuff')->push("hello world")
->getQuery()
->execute();
$documentManager->flush();
// data has been saved, update (this was verified by looking directly in
mongo db)
$qb = $documentManager->createQueryBuilder("...");
$cursor = $qb->find()
->field('id')->equals('idOfObjectThatWasUpdated')
->getQuery()
->execute();
foreach ($cursor as $obj) {
var_dump($obj->getStuff());
}
Now, the expectation var_dump is that I see "hello world" in the object
that was update. I have verified that the $qb->update()->multiple(true)...
does in fact work. However, $documentManager->flush() doesn't seem flush
that query since the subsequent simple query to get an object that was
update with the multiple query does not have the change registered.
My question is, am I missing something regarding update()->multiple(true)
queries? I know this is an issue with update()->multiple(true) because if I
convert this to a query where I "foreach" each object that needs to be
updated instead, then $documentManager->flush() does in fact flush the
changes and so it's available for me to query immediately after.
I appreciate any input on this.
Thanks,
Nic
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