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# Oct 6th 2016, 09:32 hmic so its 3.x? why do you want/need to do this?
# Oct 6th 2016, 09:27 birdy247 $this->associations->remove('name');
# Oct 6th 2016, 09:27 birdy247 I got it
# Oct 6th 2016, 09:23 hmic birdy247: is it 2.x you are talking about? because of using recursive (still)?
# Oct 6th 2016, 09:22 birdy247 I cant recall how to do it
# Oct 6th 2016, 09:22 birdy247 I have asked this before, but removing an association on the fly
# Oct 6th 2016, 09:22 dereuromark I am
# Oct 6th 2016, 09:22 birdy247 Hi
# Oct 6th 2016, 09:18 Human_G33k dereuromark, are you here ?
# Oct 6th 2016, 09:00 rsadza thanks :slightly_smiling_face:
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:54 hmic it's a bit confusing, given. they could have called the events by that: buildValidatorEvent vs. buildValidator e.g.
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:54 rsadza I was still in CakePHP2 mode ;)
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:54 hmic even though they are sharing the same function names (in different classes) their definition differs
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:54 rsadza aaah
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:53 hmic you need to destinguish between events and callbacks
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:53 hmic and as such it receives an event as the first argument.
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:53 hmic this is not a callback *but* a event
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:53 hmic rsadza: why do you think so?
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:39 rsadza Hey guys, I just found out that in the documentation the interface for Cake\ORM\Table::buildRules is incorrect http://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/orm/table-objects.html#buildvalidator (in practice it has 1 argument RulesChecker) should Event be left out for all lifecycle callbacks?
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:29 inoas I really have to add tests and squash my commit spam
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:28 inoas slap clearly is not a git command!
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:28 inoas admad I think you meant git blame inoas http://hastebin.com/cikerococi.txt
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:27 admad `git slap inoas`
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:25 inoas git badminton git: 'badminton' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:24 inoas admad I prefer badminton over squash :p
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:13 wrksx hope you guys are alright
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:13 wrksx heeeey there
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:13 neothermic We find that pushing to remote is more useful than just committing locally, not only for redundancy, but accessibility (you can pick the work up from anywhere) and visibility (getting help, etc)
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:12 neothermic Ahh, we have differing opinions on what is useful then :slightly_smiling_face:
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:11 hmic this forces you to think before you push, which is a good thing usually ,-)
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:10 hmic if the ide integration is done well, this can be a good thing actually...
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:10 hmic you need to squash before you push
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:10 hmic neothermic: no problem. its all in your local repo only
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:09 neothermic committing every save sounds like a mistake waiting to happen :)
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:09 hmic neothermic: if you use an ide that commits every save, you learn fast to do so :p
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:08 neothermic It's weird squashing commits; we don't do it at work :P
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:08 neothermic but yes, that has been done
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:06 neothermic Tenses? :)
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:05 admad @neothermic it's squash not squish :P
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:03 Neon1024 Morning all
# Oct 6th 2016, 08:03 neothermic Squish in progress