Define YamlLoader class in config.yml ilo hardcoded

[chess-server]

Great Bundle! I am using it a lot to setup the base data of the application before populating the database with the data of the symfony1 application.
However, for test purposes, I would like to be in the position to load only a few fixtures,
The first tests should see an empty DB, then loading - test by test - the database from scratch, but test 1 would contain only 1 fixture, test 2 the first 2 or 3 etc. This would require to modify YamlLoader::loadFixtureFiles only.
I would like to create a class to extend YamlLoader and overwrite loadFixtureFiles and/or loadFixtures.
Can you make the bundle flexible enough to load a different class ilo Khepin\YamlFixturesBundle\Loader\YamlLoader to be specified in the config file? (cf FOSUserBundle)

[khepin]

The "tag" functionality already allows you to do this and chose exactly which features you want to load. Or am I missing your point?

[chess-server]

Am 04.09.2012 05:42, schrieb Sebastien Armand:

The "tag" functionality already allows you to do this and chose
exactly which features you want to load. Or am I missing your point?

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If I would need only one type of database setup, I could use the tags,
but the way I am setting it up I would need many tags. The idea is to
load test by test more fixtures:
BookControllerTest requires 001_book.yml
LanguageControllerTest requires 001_book.yml and 002_language.yml
CatalogueControllerTest requires 001_book.yml and 002_language.yml and
003_catalogue.yml
etc. etc.

[khepin]

Ok, so normally if you only have one database it would still work.
If you have 2 (or more) databases and therefore (2 or more doctrine entity managers), then some works needs to be done.
If you don't use the "purge" option, you also could load things incrementally:

• fixture set 1
• fixture set 2 (while keeping fixture set 1)

etc...

If it still doesn't fit your needs, feel free to make a pull request to allow setting the loader through the config. Add a test. And then we're good to go.