Ignore me. I solved the problem.
For anybody interested, you must add your bundles to
'doctrine.orm.mappings' if you want to be able to use their mappings.
eg...
doctrine:
orm:
mappings:
UserBundle: ~
On Mar 8, 8:07 pm, Craige <clee...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm trying to create some Doctrine entities from yml schema, but I'm
> running into trouble:
>
> $ app/console doctrine:generate:entities UserBundle
> ---
> "Bundle UserBundle does not contain any mapped entities."
>
> However I know that that entities exist in this the entity dirctory. I
> then try:
>
> $ app/console doctrine:generate:entity UserBundle User
> ---
> Generating entity for "UserBundle"
> > entity Musphere\UserBundle\Entity\User into /src/musphere/src/
> Musphere/UserBundle/Entity/User.php
> > mapping into /src/musphere/src/Musphere/UserBundle/Resources/
> config/doctrine/metadata/orm/Musphere.UserBundle.Entity.User.dcm.xml
>
> and proceed to delete the User.php entity. I then run the
> generate:entities command again, and am still told that no mapped
> entities exist, even though Symfony just created one! I cannot re-run
> the generate:entity command until I delete the xml entity mapping,
> else I am told
>
> " Cannot generate entity when mapping /src/musphere/src/Musphere/
> UserBundle/Resources/config/doctrine/metadata/orm/
> Musphere.UserBundle.Entity.User.dcm.xml already exists"
>
> Is this a bug?
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