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/usr/home/me/my_folder/sym<wbr />fony/app/c<wbr />ache/prod/<wbr />doctrine/o<wbr />rm/Proxies<wbr /><br />
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That Proxies folder keeps getting all it's files (they're all php entity files) deleted every time I trash cache in Symfony. This is sudden behavior, it has never done this before and I dont know what changed. Any tips?<br />
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Does this have something to do with the Doctrine ORM config file, wherever that is?<br />
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Basically we need to know why Symfony is not re-creating the populated cache folder : /usr/home/me/my_folder/sym<wbr />fony/app/c<wbr />ache/prod/<wbr />doctrine/o<wbr />rm/Proxies<wbr />
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/usr/home/me/my_folder/symfony/app/cache/prod/doctrine/orm/Proxies

That Proxies folder keeps getting all it's files (they're all php entity files) deleted every time I trash cache in Symfony. This is sudden behavior, it has never done this before and I dont know what changed. Any tips?

Does this have something to do with the Doctrine ORM config file, wherever that is?

Basically we need to know why Symfony is not re-creating the populated cache folder : /usr/home/me/my_folder/symfony/app/cache/prod/doctrine/orm/Proxies

symfony Proxies folder keeps getting emptied

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