Jáchym Toušek
Jáchym Toušek
@LPology Yeah. It's odd to use the constants anyway.
@LPology That would certainly make more sense. I'm just not sure if the situation is possible to detect.
Yeah I have a case where I don't want the proxy to override my method because that would in fact cause a bug for me. Granted it's a bit of...
There is a misunderstanding... the method is not the constructor. When there is a final non-constructor method, Doctrine simply skips it.
Any news on this one? It would be helpful imo. :-)
Okay that works. The exception message is really confusing. Besides the annotation was already unnecessarily long and the attributes make it even longer.
@prolic yeah you broke that here: https://github.com/prooph/event-store/commit/ddb07efae6a43689f5fcbf8d6da2ad614f843eee#diff-175c37a8bdaff2f1d24e458c0f0ca9138253971261eb133906c13bcc2c922c59
> @enumag During testing I found that when I remove all $connection->close() calls from the test suite, the tests hang forever, thus I'd say it doesn't resolve the issue we...
Ah wait, nevermind. The socket created here is actually the same one that ends up in `\Prooph\EventStoreClient\Transport\Tcp\TcpPackageConnection::$connection`. Which means it's not properly unreferenced. Okay, more digging needed. :laughing: