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It happens that though the default is to name the table to the lowercase entity name (i.e: Task-> task), it's not unusual that the table name could be "tasks" (i.e. in plural).
So, I can think of two ways for this:
Just add an extra parameter where one can specifiy the table name
Explicitily prompt for the table name, and in case it's the same as the entity name, you can skip using the ORM\Table attribute in the entity file. You can default to the same name or try to guess the plural, and offer it in the prompt.
There could be a third option, changing the current idea, and it's to directly insert the plural in the entity file, and maybe encourage to review if necessary.
Thanks in advance.
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It happens that though the default is to name the table to the lowercase entity name (i.e: Task-> task), it's not unusual that the table name could be "tasks" (i.e. in plural).
So, I can think of two ways for this:
Just add an extra parameter where one can specifiy the table name
Explicitily prompt for the table name, and in case it's the same as the entity name, you can skip using the ORM\Table attribute in the entity file. You can default to the same name or try to guess the plural, and offer it in the prompt.
There could be a third option, changing the current idea, and it's to directly insert the plural in the entity file, and maybe encourage to review if necessary.
Thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: