Jira issue originally created by user @doctrinebot:
This issue is created automatically through a Github pull request on behalf of mmoreram:
Url: #1130
Message:
This PR is WIP. I just wanted to know if what I am doing is wrong or I can go on with tests and documentation.
This is what happens.
I have nicely the ability to define a relation using just the interfaces, and then, resolve these relations overriding the interfaces with the implementations. This resolves a big problem: Multiple implementations of one interface.
But, when you define a discriminatorMap, you _Must_ define it using specific implementations, so all this flexibility gained in the relations is lost at this point.
Using a new listener, its easy to override this interfaces.
What do you think?
Jira issue originally created by user @doctrinebot:
This issue is created automatically through a Github pull request on behalf of mmoreram:
Url: #1130
Message:
This PR is WIP. I just wanted to know if what I am doing is wrong or I can go on with tests and documentation.
This is what happens.
I have nicely the ability to define a relation using just the interfaces, and then, resolve these relations overriding the interfaces with the implementations. This resolves a big problem: Multiple implementations of one interface.
But, when you define a discriminatorMap, you _Must_ define it using specific implementations, so all this flexibility gained in the relations is lost at this point.
Using a new listener, its easy to override this interfaces.
What do you think?