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The PropertyMetadataContainerInterface defines that the method getPropertyMetadata() has to return an empty collection if no metadata have been configured for the given property. Though, its implementation in the ClassMetadata class didn't check for existence of such metadata. This behavior led to unexpected PHP notices when validating a property or a property value of a property without any configured constraints (only affects the new 2.5 API). Additionally, the getMemberMetadatas() didn't check for existing array keys as well which has also been fixed. |
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