Hi,
I have a big schema, and I needed to add a new Table, so I did, while I am
testing, I dumped my DB to a fixture and it works well, but when I try to
load it back, it gives me this error:
Couldn't call Doctrine_Core::set(), second argument should be an instance
of Doctrine_Collection when setting one-to-many references.
Going back to the data.yml I delete the newly created record and try
importing, and it works.
I've isolated the problem to this:
The original dump that doesnt work looks like this:
Keyword:
Keyword_1:
Organization: Organization_2
keyword: KW1
However if I change it to the following, it works:
Keyword:
Keyword_1:
organization_id: 2
keyword: KW1
But, this doesn't make sense.. the way doctrine exported it..should work..
not only that.. I have other places in the dump where it works fine:
Campaign:
Campaign_1:
Organization: Organization_2
name: 'Special Sale'
description: 'Special Sale Offer'
So, why is this not working? please help.
Schema: http://pastebin.com/TjmkVDUM
Fixture: http://pastebin.com/PujWtqNJ
Thank you.
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