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Description
| Q | A |
|---|---|
| Bug report? | no |
| Feature request? | yes |
| BC Break report? | no |
| RFC? | no |
| Symfony version | 3.3.6 |
I know the serializer is due for a redesign (#19330) but I'm daring to make a feature request for the time being. Currently (afaik) the mapping (yaml/xml/annotations) lack a way of ignoring attributes and you end up writing a normalizer to do just that.
With a bit of digging I figured it won't be too difficult to add an attribute metadata option to ignore the attribute (as is done for groups and maxDepth options). This can then be read by the (to be written) getIgnoredAttributes getter to get the ignored attributes, instead of accessing the ignoredAttributes array directly.
The ignored attribute is useful for classes that have no groups but want to exclude a property, say the id property. It's cumbersome to add a group specifically to do that.
The YAML could look like this:
My\Fancy\Namespace\Entity\Alien:
attributes:
id:
ignore: trueOr to keep things clean:
My\Fancy\Namespace\Entity\Alien:
ignoredAttributes:
- idPlease share your thoughts as I'm willing to implement this 👍