> Hi all,
>   while working with the Sonata Admin Bundle, I have noticed I can't add a
> sonata_type_admin to another sonata_type_admin due to a circular reference
> exception.
> I took a look at the code and I managed to write a patch and a couple of
> tests that should allow that kind of behavior without dropping the circular
> reference check: basically with the new implementation an exception is
> thrown only if a FooType named 'fooBar' is added to another field of the
> same type AND name.
> Does anyone have comments on this? this is the branch on
> github: https://github.com/omissis/symfony/tree/form-circular-references-fix

> Thank you

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On Thursday, May 3, 2012 10:15:13 AM UTC+2, Bernhard Schussek wrote:

> Hi omissis,

> I need to investigate this further. Could you send a PR for your patch?

> Thanks,
> Bernhard

> 2012/4/30 omissis:
> > Hi all,
> >   while working with the Sonata Admin Bundle, I have noticed I can't add
> a
> > sonata_type_admin to another sonata_type_admin due to a circular
> reference
> > exception.
> > I took a look at the code and I managed to write a patch and a couple of
> > tests that should allow that kind of behavior without dropping the
> circular
> > reference check: basically with the new implementation an exception is
> > thrown only if a FooType named 'fooBar' is added to another field of the
> > same type AND name.
> > Does anyone have comments on this? this is the branch on
> > github:
> https://github.com/omissis/symfony/tree/form-circular-references-fix

> > Thank you

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On Thursday, May 3, 2012 12:23:45 PM UTC+2, adil adil wrote:

>  Hello,

> We have symfony2 based project and when testing it load on a brand new
> webserver the server is down within seconds.

> The version used for our project is : Symfony 2.1 DEV.

> Just clicking F5 continuously from 2 or more  clients kills the server.

> Within 5 to 10 seconds the load average of the processors (tested on 8
> cores) is 100% and more. And the server is down.

> We created a simple hello word response without loadin any of our bundles
> the problem is the same. Server down within seconds.

> We can provide any other information if needed,

> Thanks,

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