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Hotfix - #1169 - extra lazy one to many must be no-op when not doing orphan removal #1288
Hotfix - #1169 - extra lazy one to many must be no-op when not doing orphan removal #1288
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…nges should be no-op unless orphan removal is specified.
…nges should be no-op unless orphan removal is specified.
…on should not be updated directly if no orphan removal is involved
… + one-to-many element removal behavior
…n-removal, referenced entities should be deleted directly
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…ed cache entries should be evicted to avoid collisions with DB state
… a delete operation down to the DB
… a delete operation down to the DB
@@ -485,7 +486,7 @@ public function testRemoveElementOneToMany() | |||
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$this->assertFalse($user->articles->isInitialized(), "Post-Condition: Collection is not initialized."); | |||
// NOTE: +2 queries because CmsArticle is a versioned entity, and that needs to be handled accordingly |
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This comment can be removed, right?
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Yep
…-many-is-noop-when-not-doing-orphan-removal Hotfix - #1169 - extra lazy one to many must be no-op when not doing orphan removal
See #1281 (comment)
Linking #1169