Using the attribute on a property will only trigger geocoding on change, but using using the #[Geocoder\Address] attribute on a getter method will always trigger geocoding. Is that on purpose?
Looks like this is caused by this guard clause: https://github.com/geocoder-php/BazingaGeocoderBundle/blob/962834628d63ad15a8b5d40ff2da764c73dcde65/src/Doctrine/ORM/GeocoderListener.php#L126C9-L128
I guess there is no easy way to fix this, right? Using #[Geocoder\Address] on multiple properties (like $street $zip, $city, ...) will not work either. Can we add a parameter to the Address attribute / annotation for passing an array of properties?
Any ideas?
Related to #239 and #281
Using the attribute on a property will only trigger geocoding on change, but using using the
#[Geocoder\Address]attribute on a getter method will always trigger geocoding. Is that on purpose?Looks like this is caused by this guard clause: https://github.com/geocoder-php/BazingaGeocoderBundle/blob/962834628d63ad15a8b5d40ff2da764c73dcde65/src/Doctrine/ORM/GeocoderListener.php#L126C9-L128
I guess there is no easy way to fix this, right? Using
#[Geocoder\Address]on multiple properties (like $street $zip, $city, ...) will not work either. Can we add a parameter to the Address attribute / annotation for passing an array of properties?Any ideas?
Related to #239 and #281