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Adding many-to-many tables to an existing symfony project

Adding many-to-many tables to an existing symfony project

October 30, 2008 · by nathan · in Figuring IT Out

  This is a symfony 1.0 project, but I think everything applies equally to 1.1, except the command syntax has changed from propel-load-data to propel:load-data In this case, the application helps nurses collect and analyze data about how they’re administering…

Adding Subversion keywords to an entire Symfony project

October 7, 2008 · by nathan · in Figuring IT Out

For some reason, even though I’ve set default properties in my .subversion/config, it doesn’t always apply to new files, so I end up doing this once in a while: svn propset svn:keywords ‘Id Rev URL HeadUrl’ \ `find apps/ config/…

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