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[GH-4503] Make OracleSchemaManager::dropAutoincrement() protected #4598

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@morozov morozov commented Apr 10, 2021

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See #4503.

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* @throws Exception
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public function dropAutoincrement(string $table): bool
protected function dropAutoincrement(string $table): bool
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Should it also be made final or is it meant to be overridden ?

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I’d leave it as is for now. Making it final is out of scope, and there’s no problem if someone has it overridden. The issue is about public methods that require runtime assertions.

@morozov morozov merged commit 6d84afd into doctrine:4.0.x Apr 10, 2021
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