Hi
Symfony newbie here. In my schema.yml I have three tables
representing a many-to-many relationship - Issue, Resource, and
IssueResource.
On the IssueResource table, I have the following defined:
relations:
Issue: { onDelete: CASCADE, foreignAlias: IssueResources }
Resource: { onDelete: CASCADE, foreignAlias: IssueResources }
On the Resource table, I have the following defined:
relations:
Issues: { foreignAlias: Resources, class: Issue, refClass:
IssueResource }
I have no relations defined on the Issue table:
My frontend app works like a champ. But when I generate a backend
module for Resource, it adds a field 'Issues List'. I just want to
have the form display the fields for Resource. And if I try to add
Issues to a Resource, I get an integrity constraint violation. Have I
done something wrong in my schema.yml that's causing this behavior to
appear in the backend app?
Thanks,
Stan
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