Use LockMode::NONE as default lock mode #8341
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As discussed in doctrine/dbal#4391, the
$lockMode
parameter should not be nullable anywhere; what should be used as a default isLockMode::NONE
.There was a long standing confusion in the DBAL that can be summarized to:
null
was equivalent toLockMode::NONE
;LockMode::NONE
resulted in usingWITH (NOLOCK)
, which changed the effective isolation level toREAD UNCOMMITTED
for the table; this is not the contract ofLockMode::NONE
, and was qualified as a bug.This has been fixed in doctrine/dbal#4400, and now
null
is not a valid value anymore for lock modes.This PR is the sequel to the above:
$lockMode
defaults toLockMode::NONE
everywhere,null
is not allowed anymoreLockMode::NONE
, which didn't make any senseNotes:
LockMode::NONE
was highly inconsistent anyway: theQuery
required one, butEntityManager::find()
didn't$lockMode
as well, which did document in many places that only anint
was acceptable, but did accept or even expectnull
at some point: 1, 2, 3