Class metadata loading fallback hook#342
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… operations when failing to load class metadata
…ailed due to mapping exceptions (typically not-found class)
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Enables loading class metadata when loading failed (in subclasses).
See doctrine/orm#385
Note that I preferred inheritance to avoid having an
EventManagerin here, though it may be a perfectly acceptable dependency in this case, therefore it is up for discussion.