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Migrations Events
The migrations library emits a series of events during the migration process.
onMigrationsMigrating: fired immediately before starting to execute versions. This does not fire if there are no versions to be executed.onMigrationsVersionExecuting: fired before a single version executes.onMigrationsVersionExecuted: fired after a single version executes.onMigrationsVersionSkipped: fired when a single version is skipped.onMigrationsMigrated: fired when all versions have been executed.
All of these events are emitted via the connection's event manager. Here's an example event subscriber that listens for all possible migrations events.
<?phpuse Doctrine\Common\EventSubscriber;use Doctrine\DBAL\Migrations\Event\MigrationsEventArgs;use Doctrine\DBAL\Migrations\Event\MigrationsVersionEventArgs;class MigrationsListener implements EventSubscriber{ public function getSubscribedEvents() { return [ Events::onMigrationsMigrating, Events::onMigrationsMigrated, Events::onMigrationsVersionExecuting, Events::onMigrationsVersionExecuted, Events::onMigrationsVersionSkipped, ]; } public function onMigrationsMigrating(MigrationsEventArgs $args) { // ... } public function onMigrationsMigrated(MigrationsEventArgs $args) { // ... } public function onMigrationsVersionExecuting(MigrationsVersionEventArgs $args) { // ... } public function onMigrationsVersionExecuted(MigrationsVersionEventArgs $args) { // ... } public function onMigrationsVersionSkipped(MigrationsVersionEventArgs $args) { // ... }}
To hook a migrations event subscriber into a connection, use its event manager.
This might go in the cli-config.php file or somewhere in a frameworks
container or dependency injection configuration.
<?phpuse Doctrine\DBAL\DriverManager;$conn = DriverManager::getConnection([ // ...]);$conn->getEventManager()->addEventSubscriber(new MigrationsListener());// rest of the cli set up...
