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60 master Update test Pull #5 bakura10 travis-ci pending completion   set done
59 compare-tokens Update test push bakura10 travis-ci pending completion   set done
58 master Add token check in PHP Pull #5 bakura10 travis-ci pending completion   set done
57 compare-tokens Add token check in PHP push bakura10 travis-ci pending completion   set done
56 master Merge pull request #4 from zf-fr/utf8-bin Allow case-sensitive check for token push bakura10 travis-ci pending completion   set done
53 master Allow non-sensitive check Pull #4 bakura10 travis-ci pending completion   set done
52 utf8-bin Allow non-sensitive check push bakura10 travis-ci pending completion   set done
51 master Merge pull request #3 from zf-fr/long-lasting-token Add support for long-live token push Michaël Gallego travis-ci pending completion   set done
49 long-lasting-token Add support for long-live token push Michaël Gallego travis-ci pending completion   set done
47 master Add on-delete cascade in mapping push bakura10 travis-ci pending completion   set done
46 master Add column name to use snake case push bakura10 travis-ci pending completion   set done
45 master Revert to camelCase The reason is that the « name » property is the name of the property on the Doctrine ENTITY, which is camelCase. If someone want to use snake_case on DB, they should use Doctrine NamingStrategy push bakura10 travis-ci pending completion   set done
44 add-getter Revert to camelCase The reason is that actually the « name » is the property name on entity side, which uses camelCase. If someone want to use snake_case, they should use Doctrine naming strategies push bakura10 travis-ci pending completion   set done
43 master Merge pull request #2 from zf-fr/add-getter Add getter push bakura10 travis-ci pending completion   set done
42 master Add getter Pull #2 bakura10 travis-ci pending completion   set done