This is a question rather than an issue, something that's been bugging me for a while. Long story short, every time I setup a fresh Symfony project and create entities/tables, when I add relation columns like User and such, the order will be something like:
id|title|description|user_id
And then I have to edit the entity to arrange the order and then drop the table and make another migration to maintain the order I want. With this demo, somehow this is magically solved. Any entity/table created always arranges the id fields in the proper order.
So the above results in:
id|user_id|title|description
I do not need to edit the entity and re-arrange variables and functions, I can just add on relations because it will be properly ordered.
How and why? Is there some settings/package or something?
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This is a question rather than an issue, something that's been bugging me for a while. Long story short, every time I setup a fresh Symfony project and create entities/tables, when I add relation columns like User and such, the order will be something like:
id|title|description|user_id
And then I have to edit the entity to arrange the order and then drop the table and make another migration to maintain the order I want. With this demo, somehow this is magically solved. Any entity/table created always arranges the
id
fields in the proper order.So the above results in:
id|user_id|title|description
I do not need to edit the entity and re-arrange variables and functions, I can just add on relations because it will be properly ordered.
How and why? Is there some settings/package or something?
Please advise.