Blog posts with the tag " doctrine2"
Maintenance Releases of Common, DBAL, ORM
Posted 10 months ago by beberlei
Slightly behind schedule, but we released the next round of maintenance versions of Doctrine Common (2.0.2), DBAL (2.0.4) and ORM (2.0.4) today. Common Changelog (4 Tickets closed) DBAL Changelog (3 Tickets closed) ORM Changelog (13 Tickets closed) You can grab the packages from the download ... [read more] [0 Comments]
Security Fix: Upgrade to 1.2.4 and 2.0.3 immediately
Posted 11 months ago by beberlei
Because of a SQL injection possibility we urge users of Doctrine 1.2 and 2 to the newly released versions of both libraries immediately. Both versions only include the security fix and no other changes to their previous versions 1.2.3 and 2.0.2. Affected versions are: 1.2.3 and earlier for Pos... [read more] [0 Comments]
Doctrine DBAL RC5 and ORM RC2 released
Posted about 1 year ago by beberlei
We are happy to announce the immediate availability of Doctrine DBAL RC5 and Doctrine ORM RC2. There have been almost only minor bugfixes in both packages that came up in the last week. There is one notable change in ORM: If you execute a DQL Query before RC2 a flush would be issued on the Entit... [read more] [0 Comments]
Common RC2 and DBAL RC3 released
Posted about 1 year ago by beberlei
Today we are happy to announce the second release candidate of Doctrine Common and the first, second and third release candidate (yes, all in one!) of DBAL. In the Common package 3 bugs have been fixed, in the DBAL package 9 bugs have been fixed. See the changelogs for details: Common RC1 Chan... [read more] [0 Comments]
Write your own ORM on top of Doctrine2
Posted about 1 year ago by beberlei
The Doctrine ActiveEntity Extension is just an experiment, nothing that will be developed much further from the Doctrine Dev Team. It is only a show-case for what is possible with Doctrine2. Please feel free to take the code and develop it further. Did you feel the urge to write your own ... [read more] [0 Comments]
Doctrine 2 "Behaviours" in a Nutshell
Posted about 1 year ago by beberlei
This blog entry relates to an outdated Doctrine 2 Alpha version. Please see the documentation for the most up to date behavior. One of the most common fallacies out there about Doctrine 2 abandoning Behaviours is that developers now have to implement fancy logic to re-implement them yourself... [read more] [0 Comments]
