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[Doctrine] Don't mention invokable listeners in 4.3 #12600

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11 changes: 4 additions & 7 deletions doctrine/events.rst
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Expand Up @@ -272,8 +272,7 @@ with the ``doctrine.orm.entity_listener`` tag:
entity_manager: 'custom'

# by default, Symfony looks for a method called after the event (e.g. postUpdate())
# if it doesn't exist, it tries to execute the '__invoke()' method, but you can
# configure a custom method name with the 'method' option
# but you can configure a custom method name with the 'method' option
method: 'checkUserChanges'

.. code-block:: xml
Expand All @@ -292,8 +291,7 @@ with the ``doctrine.orm.entity_listener`` tag:
* 'entity_manager': define it if the listener is not associated to the
* default entity manager
* 'method': by default, Symfony looks for a method called after the event (e.g. postUpdate())
* if it doesn't exist, it tries to execute the '__invoke()' method, but
* you can configure a custom method name with the 'method' option
* but you can configure a custom method name with the 'method' option
-->
<tag name="doctrine.orm.entity_listener"
event="postUpdate"
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// you can also associate an entity listener to a specific entity manager
'entity_manager' => 'custom',

// by default, Symfony looks for a method called after the event (e.g. postUpdate())
// if it doesn't exist, it tries to execute the '__invoke()' method, but you can
// configure a custom method name with the 'method' option
// by default, Symfony looks for a method called after the event (e.g. postUpdate()),
// but you can configure a custom method name with the 'method' option
'method' => 'checkUserChanges',
])
;
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