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Small methods make your code easier to understand, in particular if combined with a good name. Besides, if your method is small, finding a good name is usually much easier.
For example, if you find yourself adding comments to a method's body, this is usually a good sign to extract the commented part to a new method, and use the comment as a starting point when coming up with a good name for this new method.
Commonly applied refactorings include:
If many parameters/temporary variables are present:
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| 124 | public function testManyToManyMergeAssociationRemoves() |
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| 125 | { |
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| 126 | $this->setCascadeMergeFor(CmsUser::class); |
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| 127 | $this->setCascadeMergeFor(CmsGroup::class); |
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| 129 | $cmsUser = new CmsUser(); |
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| 130 | $cmsUser->username = "dave"; |
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| 131 | $cmsUser->name = "Dave Keen"; |
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| 132 | $cmsUser->status = "testing"; |
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| 134 | $group1 = new CmsGroup(); |
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| 135 | $group1->name = "Group 1"; |
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| 137 | $group2 = new CmsGroup(); |
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| 138 | $group2->name = "Group 2"; |
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| 140 | $cmsUser->addGroup($group1); |
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| 141 | $cmsUser->addGroup($group2); |
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| 143 | $this->_em->persist($cmsUser); |
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| 144 | $this->_em->persist($group1); |
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| 145 | $this->_em->persist($group2); |
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| 146 | $this->_em->flush(); |
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| 148 | $cmsUserId = $cmsUser->id; |
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| 149 | $group1Id = $group1->id; |
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| 150 | $group2Id = $group2->id; |
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| 152 | $this->_em->clear(); |
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| 154 | // Now create detached versions of the entities with NO associations. |
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| 155 | $cmsUser = new CmsUser(); |
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| 156 | $cmsUser->id = $cmsUserId; |
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| 157 | $cmsUser->username = "dave"; |
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| 158 | $cmsUser->name = "Dave Keen"; |
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| 159 | $cmsUser->status = "testing"; |
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| 160 | $cmsUser->groups = new ArrayCollection(); |
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| 162 | $group1 = new CmsGroup(); |
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| 163 | $group1->id = $group1Id; |
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| 164 | $group1->name = "Group 1"; |
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| 165 | $group1->users = new ArrayCollection(); |
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| 167 | $group2 = new CmsGroup(); |
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| 168 | $group2->id = $group2Id; |
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| 169 | $group2->name = "Group 2"; |
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| 170 | $group2->users = new ArrayCollection(); |
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| 172 | // Cascade merge of cmsUser followed by a flush should result in the association array collection being empty |
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| 173 | $this->_em->merge($cmsUser); |
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| 174 | $this->_em->flush(); |
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| 176 | $this->_em->clear(); |
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| 178 | $cmsUsers = $this->_em->getRepository(CmsUser::class)->findAll(); |
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| 179 | $cmsGroups = $this->_em->getRepository(CmsGroup::class)->findAll(); |
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| 181 | // Check the entities are in the database |
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| 182 | $this->assertEquals(1, sizeof($cmsUsers)); |
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| 183 | $this->assertEquals(2, sizeof($cmsGroups)); |
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| 185 | // Check the associations between the entities are now in the database |
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| 186 | $this->assertEquals(0, sizeof($cmsUsers[0]->groups)); |
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| 187 | $this->assertEquals(0, sizeof($cmsGroups[0]->users)); |
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| 188 | $this->assertEquals(0, sizeof($cmsGroups[1]->users)); |
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| 189 | } |
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