2.0.0 beta4 - Fix DDC 629 #9
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… data classes Modified so SchemaTool->dropSchema($classes) will use the $classes param to create the schema when dropping tables. Useful when using Doctrine for a Wordpress plugin where you only desire to drop tables created using Doctrine, and not all the tables in the database.
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Modified so SchemaTool->dropSchema($classes) will use the $classes param to create the schema when dropping tables (see comit tomdmaguire/doctrine2@2853dd9 / pull request #8).
Following this AbstractSchemaManager in dbal submodule was updated, so the listTables() method, used by the createSchema() method, will use $classes param supplied.
This is useful when using Doctrine for a Wordpress plugin where you only desire to drop tables created using Doctrine, and not all the tables in the database.