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Is ths still mantained? #9
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Overall, this driver doesn't make much sense. It is enough just to correctly register the mapping in the doctrine config. Example doctrine.yaml: doctrine:
dbal:
url: '%env(resolve:DATABASE_URL)%'
mapping_types:
int8: integer
_int8: integer
int2vector: array
_text: string
name: string If you have a specific problem, write it down. |
My specific problem is doctrine using NOT DEFERRABLE when doing ALTER TABLE and other things wich is not compatible |
NOT DEFERRABLE is supported for compatibility with PostgreSQL. NOT DEFERRABLE is a no-op and the default behavior for CockroachDB. What error occurs? And show the migration code please. |
Here is one of the errors I got:
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I understood the problem. I'll try to release a patch this weekend. |
In general, this case in the driver has already been fixed
Are you sure you are using our driver? |
No I am not, that's the point of my question. Is it still up to date? I would love to use it, but since the last commit is from 2 years ago, that's what I was asking in the first palce. |
Worked, but outdated dependencies and the DBAL version. I'll update the code this weekend. If you share the migrations of your database specifically, it will make it easier for me to test. You can send the password-protected archive to my email nl@wildtuna.pro |
I am just setting up an instance of https://github.com/shlinkio/shlink with postgres engine. |
Doctrine DBAL has changed a lot. It will take more time to update the driver. |
No problem and thanks very much for your work! |
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