Bump doctrine/doctrine-fixtures-bundle from 3.7.1 to 4.0.0

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Bumps doctrine/doctrine-fixtures-bundle from 3.7.1 to 4.0.0.

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4.0.0

Release Notes for 4.0.0

Backwards incompatible release (major)

4.0.0

• Total issues resolved: 0
• Total pull requests resolved: 11
• Total contributors: 3

Breaking changes

• 483: Tag dependency injection classes as internal thanks to @​greg0ire
• 480: Make final classes that can be thanks to @​greg0ire
• 470: Remove deprecation thanks to @​greg0ire
• 409: Add native return types everywhere thanks to @​derrabus

Dependencies

• 471: Drop support for doctrine/data-fixtures 1 thanks to @​greg0ire
• 396: Bumping min Symfony version to 5.4, php version to 8.1 thanks to @​weaverryan
• 395: Allow symfony 7 dependencies thanks to @​weaverryan

Static Analysis

• 473: Remove baseline thanks to @​greg0ire
• 469: Make PurgerFactory generic thanks to @​greg0ire

Internal

• 478: Upgrade to PHPUnit 11 thanks to @​greg0ire
• 412: Apply PHPCS' PHP 8.1 rules thanks to @​derrabus

Upgrade guide

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UPGRADE to 4.0

Type declarations

Type declarations have been added everywhere. Types extending or implementing types from this bundle need to be updated to match the new signatures.

Final classes

Some classes have been marked as final because they are not supposed to be extended. Consider using composition instead of inheritance.

Mandatory ManagerRegistry argument

It is now mandatory to pass a ManagerRegistry instance to the constructor of Doctrine\Bundle\FixturesBundle\Command\LoadDataFixturesDoctrineCommand.

UPGRADE to 3.0

• The automatic loading of fixtures in a directory (e.g. AppBundle\DataFixtures\ORM) was removed. Instead, register your fixture classes as services and tag them with doctrine.fixture.orm, like this:

# src/AppBundle/Resources/config/dataFixture.yml
services:
  _defaults:
    tags: ['doctrine.fixture.orm']
    autowire: true # if you need dependency injection, see next bullet point
AppBundle\DataFixtures\ORM:
resource: '../../DataFixtures/ORM/*'

This will happen automatically if you're using the Symfony 3.3 or higher default service configuration and your fixture classes extend the normal Doctrine\Bundle\FixturesBundle\Fixture class, or implement the new Doctrine\Bundle\FixturesBundle\ORMFixtureInterface.

• The base Fixture class no longer implements ContainerAwareInterface and so no longer have a $this->container property. You can manually implement this interface. Or, a better idea is to update your fixtures to use dependency injection:

class MyFixture extends Fixture
{
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Commits

• 9018531 Merge pull request #484 from doctrine/3.7.x-merge-up-into-4.0.x_sAXZ3QlL
• ebfb3a5 Merge pull request #473 from greg0ire/reduce-baseline
• 920e483 Merge pull request #483 from greg0ire/internal
• aa28cd3 Add missing type declarations and phpdoc
• ab66f79 Tag dependency injection classes as internal
• b2b9bfa Merge pull request #480 from greg0ire/finalize
• be1bc35 Merge pull request #481 from doctrine/3.7.x
• 8fb5791 Merge pull request #478 from greg0ire/phpunit-11
• 105ff1d Upgrade to PHPUnit 11
• 4530215 Make final classes that can be
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