Hi Klemens,
I usually write a custom finder method for the purpose of the test
that calls clear() on the Doctrine table object before retrieving the
object anew.
function find_article($id)
{
Doctrine::getTable('Article')->clear();
return Doctrine::getTable('Article')->find($id);
}
Doctrine caches all records by ID internally, so that one record is
not retrieved twice when querying for it by ID. With clear() you can
clear that cache and make sure that the object is actually retrieved
from the DB.
In the test, you can then simply "reload" the object:
$article = ....
// do something here
$article = find_article($article->id);
// make sure some data was saved
Bernhard
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