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Doctrine DateTimeImmutable Types Bundle

In Doctrine DBAL 2.6 immutable DateTime types were added, so this bundle no longer uses custom DateTime types implementation, but rather offers control, how the immutable types are registered, offering the possibility to replace the original DateTime types.

If you cannot upgrade to Doctrine DBAL 2.6 use 1.0 version of this bundle, which uses the vasek-purchart/doctrine-date-time-immutable-types custom DateTime types implementation.

Why would I want to use immutable types?

All Doctrine date/time based types are using DateTime instances, which are mutable. This can lead to breaking encapsulation and therefore bugs. For two reasons:

1) You accidentally modify a date when you are doing some computation on it:

2) Or you do intentionally try to update it, which fails because Doctrine will not see this:

You can prevent this behaviour by returning a new instance (cloning) or using DateTimeImmutable (which returns a new instance when modified).

Configuration

Configuration structure with listed default values:

register

Usage

If you are using the replace option, you don't need to change any property mappings of your entities.

If you are using the add option (default), you only have to suffix your field types with _immutable:

Installation

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Requires doctrine/dbal Version ~2.6
doctrine/doctrine-bundle Version ~1.3
symfony/config Version ~3.0
symfony/dependency-injection Version ~3.0
symfony/http-kernel Version ~3.0
symfony/yaml Version ~3.0
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