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So I have this custom Doctrine type namespace App\Doctrine\Types; use Doctrine\DBAL\Platforms\AbstractPlatform; use Doctrine\DBAL\Types\TextType; class MyType extends TextType { private $prefix=''; public function getName() { return 'my_type'; } public function setPrefix(string $prefix) { $this->prefix=$prefix; } } I registerd in in the config/packages/doctrine.yml: doctrine: dbal: types: my_type: App\Doctrine\Types\MyType Then in Kernel boot() I'm trying to add some parameters to this type: public function boot() { parent::boot(); $myType=Type::getType('my_type'); $myType->setPrefix('abc'); }

In my Linux server, I have MariaDB version 10.0 which does not support json type (supported until version 10.2) and I can't update it because it is not released in official ubuntu repository. When I run the command doctrine:migration:migrate for creating tables I get a syntax error from MariaDB for json type MariaDB: 10.0.34 - PHP: 7.1 - Symfony: 4.0.6 How do I solve this issue? The problem is that Doctrine is expecting MariaDB 10.2+, but there have been problems getting the latest MariaDB versions into repos (Arch is still at 10.1). The solution is here: https://symfony.com/doc/current

I´m working with symfony 4 and this error ocurr when runnning doctrine console commands: In AbstractMySQLDriver.php line 108: An exception occurred in driver: SQLSTATE[HY000] [2002] No such file or directory I think this is because there´s something wrong with the connection but when I run the application it has access to the database without errors, so I can not imagine what is wrong with the connection. I was able to continue working by creating manually the database and using php bin/console doctrine:schema:create --dump-sql But this is really unwanted because later when the schema needs to

I have a number of private, custom bundles that I use in my Symfony projects. Under Symfony 3, they lived in a sub-directory of src: src/ DSL/ DSLLibraryBundle/ DSLTelnetBundle/ ... SiteBundle/ # (or AppBundle) Under Symfony 4, the application-specific bundle is gone and it's unclear to me where my custom bundles should live. The documentation on bundles ( https://symfony.com/doc/current/bundles/best_practices.html#bundles-naming-conventions ) provide no specific recommendations for placing custom bundles. I have tried placing my DSL directory directly under the project directory and under src

I did a fresh Symfony installation by using Symfony Flex and the new skeleton belong to the next Symfony 4 directory structure. Next, I'm going to override some resources like templates, translations, etc. from an external bundle. I've tried to create all these paths for templates (to start) but nothing works: templates/EasyAdminBundle/views/... templates/Resources/EasyAdminBundle/views/... app/Resources/... (just a proof from old structure) Where should I puts my resources files to override third-party bundle resources? For all Symfony versions the resources path is %kernel.root_dir%

I'm using symfony 4.0 and using "symfony/phpunit-bridge": "^4.0" in composer.json. I have installed phpunit-bridge using command composer require --dev phpunit . Now when I run vendor\bin\simple-phpunit tests/Handler It shows this error C:\xampp\htdocs\symfonydemo>vendor\bin\simple-phpunit tests/Handler PHPUnit 6.3.1 by Sebastian Bergmann and contributors. Testing tests/Handler E 1 / 1 (100%) Time: 173 ms, Memory: 4.00MB There was 1 error: 1) App\Tests\Handler\CalculatorResultHandlerTest::testWalkTime Error: Class 'App\Service\CalculateWalk' not found C:\xampp\htdocs\symfonydemo\tests\Handler