Thanks for your reply, yes I found something.. and it helped a bit :)
doctrine also made a datatype out of it:
/**
* Set profileImageUrl
*
* @param String $profileImageUrl
*/
public function setProfileImageUrl(\String $profileImageUrl)
{
$this->profileImageUrl = $profileImageUrl;
}
Then I changed everything, looked for all "Strings" inside my code and
lowercased them - same error..
but this time I could delete the cache with the symfony command (success++
:)
I also dropped the database, cleared everything and started allover - now I
get a *Invalid type specified "Boolean". *Error on /user/new - not even
until confirmed page... So I just looked for a capitalized Boolean - but
this time, there is really none... hmm
Logmessage: http://pastebin.com/EnRQx64g
Stacktrace: http://pastebin.com/gSiscTxc
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