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:+1: BTW this tutorial mentions a `setReadDataOnly` method: http://www.techchattr.com/how-to-read-excel-files-with-php `Also the setReadDataOnly method helps speed things up a bit by only loading the data from the cells without any special...

As described this could be used for raw text data without any formatting: `...cells without any special excel formatting...` But only if the `readonly` feature is a performance enhancement. I...

But looking at the class the flag is already and always set to true: https://github.com/ddeboer/data-import/blob/master/src/Ddeboer/DataImport/Reader/ExcelReader.php#l38

Yes it is, @Baachi . Regarding the warning: `You have to be aware though that any date formatting will be lost if you use this option and dates will be...

> Hey. My solution to the problem was a complete language and DBMS switch. It probably doesn't fit here, but if you want to hear anyway, just ask. You mean...

There is an extension by @vaniocz @nixbody @maryo: https://github.com/vaniocz/doctrine-domain-events > I guess flushing on the entity manager and publishing the domain event should happen in the same transaction? As documented:...

Recently I came across the @brick DateTime library and I gave it a try. * https://github.com/brick/date-time This is my current example: ```php final class Subscription extends AggregateRoot { private DateTimeImmutable...

I must confess I did not know about `Carbon`. Since it extends the existing `DateTime` object it would mean less change to my codebase. ```php // Don't really want this...

> That's interesting... what makes it odd, considering that the current time (or a clock interface) is a dependency like TerminationReason (in the case of Subscription#cancel())? It feels like "injecting...

Here are some suggestions made by @Shuttle and @xpmatteo e.g. using an "Event outbox": * https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43436458/is-it-safe-to-publish-domain-event-before-persisting-the-aggregate