Troubleshooting¶

Doctrine MappingException: “Class does not exist”¶

This cryptic error is thrown by doctrine when an interface hasn’t been resolved to a mappable entity.

For example, if there is no entity registered that implements Symfony’s UserInterface, but there are entities registered that have an association to that interface, you’ll see the following:

Class 'Symfony\Component\Security\Core\User\UserInterface' does not exist

You’ll need to define a entity in perform_base:doctrine:resolve:

perform_base:
    doctrine:
        resolve:
            Symfony\Component\Security\Core\User\UserInterface: App\Entity\User

Note that the user bundle does this automatically for its User entity.

See Implementing interfaces for more information.

Services are missing or changed¶

Check the container tab in the logger profiler panel, looking especially for logs from compiler passes in the Perform\ namespace. They will often log why a service was removed or manipulated, usually because of a missing composer package.