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# Nov 6th 2019, 00:47 dereuromark phinx sure also could need some love, after all migrations depends on that directly.
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:47 daniel.upshaw And if so, wonder why
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:46 daniel.upshaw I hope it's not losing too much steam
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:46 daniel.upshaw Okay got it
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:45 dereuromark if there is no current commits, most likely no one currently is
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:43 daniel.upshaw Is there some place to find out if anyone's currently working on [x feature] though?
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:43 daniel.upshaw Ah alright
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:43 dereuromark you can just PR towards 4.x branch there
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:39 daniel.upshaw Hoping to get an idea of the push on `4.x` and where it's feasible to contrib etc
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:39 daniel.upshaw And `bin/cake migrations create` doesn't do it (yet)
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:38 daniel.upshaw But that's the output I have in `bin/cake --help`
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:38 slackebot1 migrations dump - migrations mark_migrated - migrations migrate - migrations orm-cache-build - migrations orm-cache-clear - migrations rollback - migrations seed - migrations status```
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:38 daniel.upshaw ```Bake: - bake - bake all - bake behavior - bake cell - bake command - bake component - bake controller - bake controller all - bake fixture - bake fixture all - bake form - bake helper - bake mailer - bake middleware - bake model - bake model all - bake plugin - bake shell - bake shell_helper - bake task - bake template - bake template all - bake test Migrations: - migrations - migrations create -
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:38 daniel.upshaw Yep. I see they're still in the `Task` folder: https://github.com/cakephp/migrations/tree/4.x/src/Shell/Task
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:36 dereuromark bake part? snapshot etc? very much possible
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:34 daniel.upshaw Perusing that at the moment
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:34 daniel.upshaw Looks like the `4.x` Migrations still needs the functionality to generate from existing schemas, yes?
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:04 daniel.upshaw No, more likely my config :,)
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:04 daniel.upshaw Oh, interesting
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:03 daniel.upshaw Lol
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:03 daniel.upshaw Oops
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:02 daniel.upshaw ```/* * The actual directory name for the application directory. Normally * named 'src'. */ define('APP_DIR', 'src'); /* * Path to the application's directory. */ define('APP', CMS_CORE_PATH . DS . APP_DIR . DS);```
# Nov 6th 2019, 00:02 daniel.upshaw Yes it appears to be in the code
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:53 daniel.upshaw Fair
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:53 dereuromark still alpha
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:53 dereuromark u never know
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:53 daniel.upshaw Yah, I mean it's such a basic thing I'm sure it won't be present in a fresh app install
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:51 dereuromark verified in minutes, and then hopefully it becomes a bit easier to track down the rest
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:51 dereuromark still good to exclude such things as core bugs
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:50 daniel.upshaw This is really bare bones though.. I'm trying to work with a basic `require cakephp/cakephp`
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:50 daniel.upshaw That'll be the way to go
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:50 daniel.upshaw Oddly, it's only some of the templates, specifically Error templates
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:50 dereuromark see if you can replicate with fresh 4.x app
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:49 daniel.upshaw I wouldn't put it past a config issue... but I did normalize things to Cake4 as closely as I could
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:45 dereuromark sounds like a config issue, or a bug
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:42 daniel.upshaw Any ideas offhand why Cake4 branch would look for any templates in `src/templates`?
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:19 slackebot1 variable does have the contain ``` $query = $this->Table->find( 'all' ) ->contain( ['Table2'] ); ``` The contain also works if i remove my function from above (to show related information in my index page) but i dont know how i can perform a custom where in which both my tables are being searched with concatinated fields
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:19 slackebot1 ->like( $conc2, "%$search%" ) ->like( $conc3, "%$search%" ) ->like( $conc4, "%$search%" ); } ); } ``` But all I get is a ``` Column not found: 1054 Unknown column 'Table2.first_name' in 'where clause' ``` due to the fact, that the Query doesn't join. This functions resides in my index() function of my Table1Controller and the initialization of the $query
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:19 slackebot1 'Table2.last_name' => 'literal' ] ); $conc4 = $q->func() ->concat( [ 'Table2.last_name' => 'literal', ' ', 'Table2.first_name' => 'literal' ] ); return $exp->or( [ 'Table1.company LIKE'
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:19 slackebot1 => "%$search%", 'Table1.first_name LIKE' => "%$search%", 'Table1.last_name LIKE' => "%$search%", 'Table1.city LIKE' => "%$search%", 'Table2.first_name LIKE' => "%$search%", 'Table2.last_name LIKE' => "%$search%" ] ) ->like( $conc1, "%$search%" )
# Nov 5th 2019, 23:19 slackebot1 'Table1.last_name' => 'literal', ' ', 'Table1.first_name' => 'literal' ] ); // Concatenated EasybillCustomersContacts Name $conc3 = $q->func() ->concat( [ 'Table2.first_name' => 'literal', ' ',