v2.8.0-rc.1

• thanks to @ishanvyas22 for adding ability to disable primary key generation by factory class
• thanks to @ishanvyas22 for having the package support PHP 8.2
• thanks to @MolbioUnige for adding tinyinteger and smallinteger pk types

v2.7.1

Thanks @PaulHendriks for spotting an issue with the entity source (as described HERE).
Thanks @LordSimal for proposing a fix.

v1.7.1

Thanks @PaulHendriks for spotting an issue with the entity source (as described HERE).
Thanks @LordSimal for proposing a fix.

v2.7

• Setters can now be skipped for a given list of properties. This is useful to increase performance by avoiding heavy setters, such as password hashing (see the doc). Thanks @Erwane for creating the feature request and reviewing!
• A simple string may be provided to the factories, populating the display field (see the doc). Thanks @vidrascus for the review!

v2.6

Upgrade Cake minimal requirement to ^4.2
Thanks to @Erwane for allowing FQN in model class definition.

v2.5.1 release

Fixes the parsing of associated data in injected entities.

A big thanks to @rrd108 for spotting that issue!

v1.5.1 release

Fixes the parsing of associated data in injected entities.

A big thanks to @rrd108 for spotting that issue!

v2.5 release

• The plugin requires cakephp/orm only
• The initiliaze method enables the creation of associations within the factories
• which makes the plugin portable and usable in any PHP application
• The makeWithModelEvents has been removed
• docs were rewritten

v1.5 release

• The plugin requires cakephp/orm only
• The initiliaze method enables the creation of associations within the factories
• which makes the plugin portable and usable in any PHP application
• The makeWithModelEvents has been removed

v2.4 Release

• New ->setField(string $field, $value) method to easily populate one single field, instead of using ->pachData([]) and typing an array.
• Fixture Scenarios have been enhanced. You may now pass arguments to them, and define return parameters.
• New ::get(), ::find() and ::count() will make it easier to query your test DB in the assert part of your test.
• The ->with() method now accepts arrays of factories as parameter, to keep your code compacter.
• Method annotations were added to the baked factories
• The fixture_factories_persist command enables you to insert test fixtures on the command line.