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DoctrineCacheBundle

Symfony Bundle for Doctrine Cache.

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Deprecation warning

This bundle is deprecated; it will not be updated for Symfony 5. If you want to use doctrine/cache in Symfony, please configure the services manually. When using Symfony, we no longer recommend configuring doctrine/cache through this bundle. Instead, you should use symfony/cache for your cache needs. However, the deprecation does not extend to doctrine/cache, you'll be able to use those classes as you did so far.

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