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Passing custom doctrine type to addWhereByStrategy - #3331
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cs fixes unrelated, thanks @oleg-andreyev |
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Adds correct deprecations to introduce back api-platform#3331
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@soyuka This doesn't work with array values for |
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FTR, this has been reverted (#3520) in version 2.5.6 |
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re-opened in #3521 needs work though (don't hesitate to take it over) |
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When using
uuid_binary_ordered_time(ramsey/uuid) as PK and then trying to filter list byassociation.idORM is not calling
UuidBinaryOrderedTimeTypebecause type is not passed to QueryBuilder parameters.