Update doctrine/orm from v2.6.3 to v2.7.1 #33
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Here is a list of changes between the version you use, and the version this pull request updates to:
clear
.WhereInWalker
is being usedWhereInWalker
runPersisterHelper
to figure out identifier typesPersisterHelper#getTypeOfField()
array return typeDoctrine\ORM\Mapping\ClassMetadataInfo#getTypeOfColumn()
Paginator
to theWhereInWalker
, which already has access to class metadata for the root of the selection (and can reliably detect the root of the selection too)WHERE IN(?)
queries before binding parametersUnitOfWork#getSingleIdentifierValue()
still being called when not specifying the type of a DQL parameter being bound viaDoctrine\ORM\Query#setParameter()
:UnitOfWork#getSingleIdentifierValue()
should not be called for a well specified parameter typeThis is an automated pull request from Violinist: Continuously and automatically monitor and update your composer dependencies. Have ideas on how to improve this message? All violinist messages are open-source, and can be improved here.