Baptiste Lafontaine

Docker seems to be the way to go. Any ETA on this?

I've been bitten by this with a similar case.

Cannot confirm as I'm using sqlite cache & reference extensively. Maybe you can share more code?

And I just tried with doctrine/orm 2.6.4, and the `loadFixtures()` fails with `Unknown database` error because it tries to select it as soon as the connection is started, so before...

My bad I was testing with doctrine 2.6.3. BUT good news, I think I have it ! I was using a database URL with the database name inside (`mysql://[email protected]:3306/bar`). The...

Well I'm not that clever. Maybe we can just remove the `path` of the URL with some `parse_url`, but I fear that this would lead to some breakage with sqlite....

I think it's working as designed: it's supposed to cache the data with only the fixtures you loaded. It's keeping different fixtures files depending on the classes.

Indeed I prefer the first approach (having a `CommandClient` that allow container modification).


@orklah I've tried to only invert the two method but it does not seems to work: https://github.com/vimeo/psalm/pull/8513 I don't know much in psalm internals so it might not be enough.