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just posted on the blog: "know your place"
what type of places are you trying to create? who are you actively welcoming?
Next milestone achieved 🍾
Merged into @symfony core.
max_depth was counted per runtime class name. A Doctrine proxy is a subclass of the entity, so it got its own counter, and a graph with max_depth 1 serialized two levels deep instead of one.
The depth key now falls back to the parent class when the parent declares the same MaxDepth. Proxy and entity share one counter.
The issue was opened in October 2024. 685 days in the tracker before someone got to it.
Landed in 6.4 LTS, merged by nicolas-grekas, upmerges to 7.4 and 8.1 next.
https://github.com/symfony/symfony/pull/65647
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It took me _so long_ to read Seven Pillars of Wisdom, T.E. Lawrence's own memoir of his role in the Arab Revolt. I came on the book by accident years ago and only now read it. It is... an experience. Lots of sand, rocks and people. It was very different from what I expected. Whether I would 'recommend' it, I'm not sure. It's a very niche read now.
https://write.as/the-casual-critic/seven-pillars-of-wisdom-the-dune-messiah
📰 Little Bits: Issue #40 For August 2026
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