Clear entity-manager after each task to ensure clean environment #34
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If this service is loaded or not should be configureable. It might be possible that the EntityManager should be cleared although the tasks are stored somewhere else.
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couldnt you use the doctrine internal findOneByUuid function?
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tbh i dont like this "magic" internal methods.
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Same opinion as @wachterjohannes. This way it will be easier to optimize if there come up performance problem at some time.
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Shouldn't that be something like DoctrineTaskExecutionListener?
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Sorry to mention that again, but I missed it the last time... Wouldn't it be better to make it a subscriber? Then it could handle all the doctrine specific settings, which might be added later. Otherwise this would have to be renamed to something to include clear.
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also like this we could handle everything for doctrine - i dont see the difference
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Not if you have to do some doctrine specific tasks on different events.
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thats configuration you can use multiple tags for different events.
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Ok, that's true, but I think it is a little bit hidden in the configuration... And since this class is already bound to an event I would also not fear implementing the EventSubscriberInterface... But well, I think that's just personal preference. It's also ok for me this way.
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Ok, that's true, but I think it is a little bit hidden in the configuration... And since this class is already bound to an event I would also not fear implementing the EventSubscriberInterface... But well, I think that's just personal preference. It's also ok for me this way.
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As soon as you've removed this change this can be merged.
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@danrot done |
Main PR: php-task/php-task#29