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whenever I run app/console doctrine:fixtures:load it fails when trying to purge. I've traced the issue to the my class level annotation in my entity. There's no problem with the annotations at the field level. I've tried both
I gave up on trying to do a regular fixtures load and just used --append. That triggered a new problem. When it goes to add I get an error now saying it can't find the table that is normally used for sequencing. The problem appears to be it's not using the schema name for that either.
I'm using symfony 2.8, doctrine/orm 2.5.3, doctrine/data-fixtures 1.1.1, doctrine/doctrine-fixtures-bundle 2.3.0
EDIT:
The auto-increment is not a problem. That was my error. However, the purge still does not work because of the class-level annotation.
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whenever I run
app/console doctrine:fixtures:load
it fails when trying to purge. I've traced the issue to the my class level annotation in my entity. There's no problem with the annotations at the field level. I've tried bothand
It tells me it can't find the table.
I gave up on trying to do a regular fixtures load and just used
--append
. That triggered a new problem. When it goes to add I get an error now saying it can't find the table that is normally used for sequencing. The problem appears to be it's not using the schema name for that either.I'm using symfony 2.8, doctrine/orm 2.5.3, doctrine/data-fixtures 1.1.1, doctrine/doctrine-fixtures-bundle 2.3.0
EDIT:
The auto-increment is not a problem. That was my error. However, the purge still does not work because of the class-level annotation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: