Le 18/02/2011 19:35, ryan weaver a écrit :
You've thought about it more than I have, but I've used the migrations before and this definitely through me off. When I say "migrate", I intend for you to migrate my project, not a specific bundle.

So, a fairly un-researched +1

Ryan Weaver
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On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 12:23 PM, Lukas Kahwe Smith <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Hi,

    So right now all the migration commands require a --bundle option
    (which would indicate it should really be an argument, but I
    digress). However that option is fundamentally flawed since it
    doesn't really limit the migration scripts to a single Bundle.
    Well it sort of does, except for the diff command, which will
    actually scan all entities regardless of the Bundle it is defined
    in. I checked the doctrine migration configuration and didn't see
    anything to limit the entities that are being processed. Nor do I
    really think it makes sense.

    Sure if I am providing a 3rd party Bundle it might make sense to
    provide migration scripts, that users can then reference, but
    really for an application you need a single project level
    migration directory. Imagine for example migrating data from one
    Bundle to another. This wouldn't work if migrations would be
    managed separately.

    Therefore I would propose to remove the Bundle option.

    regards,
    Lukas Kahwe Smith
    [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

+1 too

How would it work in case of FOSUserBundle which makes you extend the User class ? To really migrate your User class you need to apply the change of the mapped superclass too. It makes no sense to force to restrict to a single bundle.

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