Now, don't get me wrong, I hate Apple as much as the next guy... but my brother uses one. He was unable to use the doctrine script because when the bundles/doctrine/lib/Doctrine/ORM/Mapping/Driver/AnnotationsDriver was loading the files from the models directory on line 540, his apple was loading the subfolder files first. This caused the entity files to vomit because they required the parent entity class defined in the base models directory.
The only way he could solve this issue was to include the start.php inside the doctrine script:
require path('app').'start.php';
Directory structure:
applications/models
--entity.php
--entities
----user.php (extends \Entity)
Now, don't get me wrong, I hate Apple as much as the next guy... but my brother uses one. He was unable to use the doctrine script because when the bundles/doctrine/lib/Doctrine/ORM/Mapping/Driver/AnnotationsDriver was loading the files from the models directory on line 540, his apple was loading the subfolder files first. This caused the entity files to vomit because they required the parent entity class defined in the base models directory.
The only way he could solve this issue was to include the start.php inside the doctrine script:
require path('app').'start.php';
Directory structure:
applications/models
--entity.php
--entities
----user.php (extends \Entity)