SchemaValidator: Fix mapped superclass missing in discriminator map#8903
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Great fix @olsavmic This will help me too. Can someone please review it? |
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It technically works, but I don't know if this is supposed to work that way. Additional reviewers are needed.
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Thanks @olsavmic ! |
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Fixes #8771
I'm not sure if it's actually valid case for a MappedSuperclass to be a part of the DiscriminatorMap.
It looks like the discussion continues in #8415, #7825.
This is a fix for the current behaviour so that it does not block people from upgrading to ORM 2.9