Alessandro Lai
Alessandro Lai
Fixed in #68
Sorry for not getting back at you. Did you solve the issue? Did you check that your configuration was correctly applied to your environment? Did you try `bin/console debug:config doctrine`...
Ouch, I forgot about this issue when writing #69. I'll hop on this.
I've fixed it in #70 and released it as [2.0.0-BETA3](https://github.com/facile-it/doctrine-mysql-come-back/releases/tag/2.0.0-BETA3)
Closing as everything is now correctly handled in 2.0. Unfortunately, I don't have the bandwidth to fix the deprecations in 1.x, and I'm not even sure those are fixable.
I'm getting this issue too, with the lastest version of Psalm (5.15.0) and the plugin (5.0.3)
Closing as ported in #68
Yes, I fixed one thing about it in #116. @rowing-matters can you check if you're using a version of the theme that includes that fix?
I didn't know it used `installed.json`, I thought it read the `composer.lock` file. I'm not sure it's undefined though, because looking at `installed.json` I would expect to see the culprit...
Then it's inconsistent in that behavior; I just checked and: * if I do `composer install --no-dev` (as my deploy did, releasing a bug) I don't get the package installed...