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BC Break in 2.9.0 for MySQL Tables containing partitions #3398
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Not a BC break: partitioned tables were never really supported by the schema tooling. |
Fair enough. Still the schemamanager was perfectly usable for partitioned tables before. Would you accept a patch that fixes CREATE_OPTIONS parsing for non key/value pairs? |
Sure thing: send in the test that you're mentioning in the OP first, then add commits with a fix if you think you already have one |
@bcremer is the test still relevant though? |
The relevant testcase is already included in 6e1bb80#diff-921db63349be598a376afb1584ccc8b5. |
Marking as duplicate of #3393 then 👍 |
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BC Break Report
Summary
Commit a7cffda#r31615323 introduces a regression for MySQL Tables that are Partitioned.
May be related to #3389.
Previous behaviour
\Doctrine\DBAL\Schema\AbstractSchemaManager::listTableDetails
emits no PHP Notice for MySQL Tables that are Partitioned.Current behavior
\Doctrine\DBAL\Schema\AbstractSchemaManager::listTableDetails
emits PHP Notice for MySQL Tables that are Partitioned.How to reproduce
Add the following testcase to
tests/Doctrine/Tests/DBAL/Functional/Schema/MySqlSchemaManagerTest.php
:This will emit a PHP Notice:
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