Max Fierke

Hi Mark, The URL pattern prefix for the app settings routes is intended to be `/app/settings`. Where were you getting `/settings` URLs?

It does sound like an issue specific to your Apache configuration. I can take a look at it if you want. Either post it here, or shoot me an email...

Try removing the rewrite rules from that `` block. The `web` directory has an `.htaccess` that will route everything to `app.php`. The rewrite rules in your vhost are likely conflicting...

I'll do some experimenting with Apache when I get a chance to see if I can reproduce this to categorize it as an Apache issue that needs to be fixed,...

@CokkocZateki @mghoffmann Thanks for doing the footwork on this. Yeah, the real problem is the version of Doctrine pinned is pre-5.6. Really, everything is pre-5.5. OpenSkedge is well overdue for...

Hey, thanks for looking into OpenSkedge! The idea behind OpenSkedge is based on scheduling employees based on their availability. The original use-case was for scheduling student workers in the Carlson...

If you go into settings, you can set the start and end hour, as well as the default interval.

It's likely caused by a known issue with the Doctrine ORM on some versions of PHP: https://github.com/doctrine/doctrine2/issues/3897. It looks like you can either try monkey-patching something in Doctrine or try...

Due to the pre-release nature of OpenSkedge, the only real versioning that exists are Git commit IDs. but these would only be available to you if your initial setup was...

Yeah, the `opcache` may be setup on your machine to strip comments, which are needed because Doctrine stores some configuration in annotations in comments. You should just be able to...