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Whether the object is new or for update, the DoctrineSluggableBundle creates a new slug based on the fields. This could potentially break a link to the slug if one of those fields are updated in the future. Should this be intended behaviour? Maybe there needs to be some sort of way of having it configurable so that if it is new it generates, but if is an update maybe not? Maybe the client could configure a new slug? This could be completely handled at the Entity level I suppose?
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This should be only happening on the prePersist event, which is before it's committed for the first time only - so it wouldn't be called on later updates to the entity.... or am I wrong?
Whether the object is new or for update, the DoctrineSluggableBundle creates a new slug based on the fields. This could potentially break a link to the slug if one of those fields are updated in the future. Should this be intended behaviour? Maybe there needs to be some sort of way of having it configurable so that if it is new it generates, but if is an update maybe not? Maybe the client could configure a new slug? This could be completely handled at the Entity level I suppose?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: