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Detect DBAL's number type #11781

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@derrabus derrabus commented Jan 6, 2025

Leverages doctrine/dbal#6686.

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stof commented Mar 24, 2025

How does BCMath\Number behaves regarding the change tracking in the ORM ? The discussion in DBAL says it should be compared with ==, and I don't think this is what the ORM does.

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derrabus commented Apr 3, 2025

We kind of have the same problem here as we already do with DateTime objects. If you don't modify a property that stores a number, it's fine. But if you set that property to a new number object, it will be detected as changed even if the new number object is equal to the old one. But I don't think we need to solve this issue in this PR.

@@ -36,36 +39,38 @@ private static function chainTypedFieldMapper(): ChainTypedFieldMapper
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* Data Provider for NamingStrategy#classToTableName
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* @return array<
* @return Generator<
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Generator requires 4 template types in its generic signature. I suggest using iterable as type instead.

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This is fine. Generator<TKey, TValue> is widely understood by static analyzers.

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