I've found the problem: my plugins are symlinked (since they're shared)
which work fine for loading them but the path correction in
sfPropelBaskTask.class.php#134 doesn't compensate for this. It uses
absolute paths for the schemas which messes things up:
/usr/home/bertjan/cowboys-1.2/dcModelPlugin/config/schema.yml
is converted to a custom schema name
_usr_home_bertjan_cowboys-1.2_dcModelPlugin_schema.custom.yml
which should have been
dcModelPlugin_schema.custom.yml
I'm leaving on holiday in a few hours so I don't have time to create a
patch for this.
Bert-Jan wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I'm trying to extend the schema of my plugin as described in
> http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_2/17-Extending-Symfony#Customizing
> a Plug-In for an Application. Running symfony 1.2.11-DEV from the 1.2
> svn branch.
>
> My plugin is named dcModelPlugin which contains the entire model for a
> number of projects I have running on the same codebase.
> For the project I'm working on right now I need to add some fields to a
> few tables and some tables, but they need to stay in this project only.
> I've created /config/dcModulePlugin_schema.custom.yml, put only the
> changes I need in there, made the package and phpName attributes
> identical, and propel:build-model completely ignores it.
> When I try the same thing but call the project's schema schema.yml too,
> then I get errors about foreign key references to non-existing tables.
> Strange enough I've just removed the foreign table reference and only
> left the field definition and the error disappeared, but nothing changes
> in the model classes. Then I put the foreign table reference back in and
> the error stays away, but still no changes in the model classes.
> I've tried changing the package of both the plugin and the project from
> plugins.dcModelPlugin.lib.model to lib.model and vice versa, but nothing
> changes. When I change the plugin's schema package to lib.model and
> remove the project's own schema it *still* doesn't build the model
> classes in
> lib.model.
>
> I've tried this extending of a plugin's schema several times before in
> the past months and never got a single usable result from it.
> Can someone please confirm that it actually works with propel ?
> Has it ever worked ?
>
> Thanks,
> Bert-Jan
>
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