Respect referencedColumnName defaults in custom naming strategies#11776
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Also, please squash your commits into one, since we're unlikely to revert one but not the other, and reuse the PR description as a commit message body, to make the git history as independent from external resources as possible. |
Previously, when using a custom naming strategy, explicitly declaring a JoinColumn required specifying the referencedColumnName always as it would default to id no matter the naming strategy. This PR changes it to be determines correctly. Ref doctrine#9558
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Thanks @curry684 ! |
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Previously, when using a custom naming strategy, explicitly declaring a
JoinColumnrequired specifying thereferencedColumnNamealways as it would default toidno matter the naming strategy. This PR fixes this omission.Refer to #9558 for full examples.