Re: [doctrine-user] Doctrine doesn't allow now DESCENDANT indexes, WHY ?

2019-01-04 Thread Marco Pivetta
You'd go to https://github.com/doctrine/orm and create a patch with a (failing) test case, which resembles how you'd imagine the feature to work. On Fri, 4 Jan 2019, 12:27 Esteban Olm Thanks very mach, > > Sorry, I don't know where to open the question, I have looked for a > "doctrine developers

Re: [doctrine-user] Doctrine doesn't allow now DESCENDANT indexes, WHY ?

2019-01-04 Thread Esteban Olm
Thanks very mach, Sorry, I don't know where to open the question, I have looked for a "doctrine developers group" and I ended in this group. o_O Do you have a url? I think doctrine coul easily convert this "undocumented feature" in a "valid feature" to translate "=" Thanks El viernes, 4

Re: [doctrine-user] Doctrine doesn't allow now DESCENDANT indexes, WHY ?

2019-01-04 Thread Marco Pivetta
Doctrine only targets cross-platform compliant features. The undocumented "feature" you are using was working because of incorrect DBAL quoting semantics in DDL: if you need it, I suggest opening a pull request with a failing test, for discussion/inclusion in the tooling. On Fri, 4 Jan 2019,

[doctrine-user] Doctrine doesn't allow now DESCENDANT indexes, WHY ?

2019-01-04 Thread Esteban Olm
Hello, Since now, I couls create in MYSQL DESC indexes using: (...) * @ORM\Table(name="", * indexes={ * @Index(name="my_index_idx", columns={"field_a", "field_b", "field_c"="field_c DESC"}), * }) (...) which creates a index create index (...)