After refresh my entity it is updated (doctrine do SQL UPDATE) #6879

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admin · 2026-01-22T15:40:32+01:00

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2026-01-22 15:40:32 +01:00

Originally created by @man-htsts on GitHub (Nov 24, 2021).

Bug Report

Q	A
BC Break	no (not sure)
Version	2.10.2

Summary

When i call refresh() on my entity, it is become unchanged (fresh state from DB). But then i call flush(), doctrine execute UPDATE statements, like my entity is still dirty.

Current behavior

It is because in UOW the entity is still in entityUpdates array.
And more to this, then in recomputeSingleEntityChangeSet() in the end the $changeSet is empty array, and the if clause if ($changeSet) blocks doctrine to know that there is no real changes at the moment. And after it doctrine insert in DB old changes, that have been refreshed, but still stay in doctrine UOW $entityChangeSets cache.

How to reproduce

$book = $em->find(App\Entity\Book:class, 1);
$book->setValue('new');
$em->refresh($book);
$em->flush();

Expected behavior

After refresh() it should not update my entity in DB.
It can be done, IMHO, if on refresh remove in from $entityUpdates and or from $changeSet. Or by patching recomputeSingleEntityChangeSet() to make it save if changeSet become empty.

Originally created by @man-htsts on GitHub (Nov 24, 2021). ### Bug Report  | Q | A |------------ | ------ | BC Break | no (not sure) | Version | 2.10.2 #### Summary  When i call refresh() on my entity, it is become unchanged (fresh state from DB). But then i call flush(), doctrine execute UPDATE statements, like my entity is still dirty. #### Current behavior  It is because in UOW the entity is still in entityUpdates array. And more to this, then in recomputeSingleEntityChangeSet() in the end the $changeSet is empty array, and the if clause `if ($changeSet)` blocks doctrine to know that there is no real changes at the moment. And after it doctrine insert in DB old changes, that have been refreshed, but still stay in doctrine UOW $entityChangeSets cache. #### How to reproduce  ``` $book = $em->find(App\Entity\Book:class, 1); $book->setValue('new'); $em->refresh($book); $em->flush(); ``` #### Expected behavior  After refresh() it should not update my entity in DB. It can be done, IMHO, if on refresh remove in from $entityUpdates and or from $changeSet. Or by patching recomputeSingleEntityChangeSet() to make it save if changeSet become empty.

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Reference: doctrine/archived-orm#6879