Timestampable (and maybe more extensions) don't work with DBAL 4.0.0-RC2 about doctrineextensions HOT 6 OPEN

It seems the Symfony 7 generator uses DBAL 4.0, this "bug" will annoy many people (I'm one of them ;)).

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@mbabker is there a roadmap I could look at? Failing that, do you have any idea when DBAL 4.x will be implemented?

As this package is entirely supported by volunteers, there's no roadmap or timeline. But, the gist of what's required is basically to finish ORM 3 compat (as ORM 2 and DBAL 4 are not usable together, so there's nothing that can really be done to test this at the moment) then start working on DBAL 4 compatibility.

The fix noted in #2752 (comment) (basically changing any calls similar to $this->getObjectManager()->getConnection()->getDriver()->getDatabasePlatform() to $this->getObjectManager()->getConnection()->getDatabasePlatform()) could be sent as a PR at any time to fix this specific issue, but issues like #2502 are pretty big blockers to allowing DBAL 4 (and if I'm being honest, my gut feeling says that might not come without a major release of this package considering what would be involved to resolve that one).

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DBAL 4.0 isn't supported right now and probably won't be for a while (IIRC ORM 2.x isn't getting support for it, so ORM 3.x compat has to be sorted out first).

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The solution is actually to use the high-level API to access the platform (which has not change between 3.x and 4.x) instead of reaching for the low-level driver.

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Note that the Symfony generator should be forcing DBAL 3.x for now since a few days.

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Hi folks, I've installed Doctrine manually into a Laravel application and I'm experiencing the same problem.

DBAL 4.0 isn't supported right now and probably won't be for a while....

@mbabker is there a roadmap I could look at? Failing that, do you have any idea when DBAL 4.x will be implemented?

I'll build a workaround for my particular scenario.

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