Marcel Djaman
Marcel Djaman
Maybe an issue with the hydrator
Basically ```php use DoctrineModule\Stdlib\Hydrator\DoctrineObject as Hydrator; $record = json_decode($jsonVar); $hydrator = new Hydrator($objectManager); $entity = new NotificationForm(); $document = $hydrator->hydrate($record, $entity); //Playing with new object all children have a null...
They exist ``` [ { "created_at": "2019-02-14T09:57:56-0500", "updated_at": "2020-05-20T11:40:27-0400", "id": "5c6581f45771db0320faf769", "name": "Fiche A", "code": "FNC", "alias": "fiche-a", "description": "Fiche de notification a", "disease": { "id": "5b06a66d5771dba3c7a6a598" }, "template": false,...
But the hydrator removed them while processing, i don't know why. That happens only in `one to many` relationship
Can u tell me if I keep the auto generated why I can't set the Id. I think this issue comes from the generated hydrator
I suspect that doctrine hydrator doesn't correctly handle the `onetomany` relationship since it ignored the given id
Same result seems that items in array collection lost their ids
Sorry i clicked the wrong button 😅. Is this class `DoctrineModule\Stdlib\Hydrator\DoctrineObject` responsible of creating hydrated object ? 🤔
When i tried to hydrate the object from the same database everything went well but when i switched to another database i got a different id. I really don't know...
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