sequenceDiagram
    participant Entity as Entity
    participant Driver as AttributeDriver
    participant Metadata as ClassMetadata
    participant Listener as GeocodeEntityListener
    participant Geo as GeocodingService

    Entity->>Driver: inspect properties for mapping attributes
    Driver->>Driver: map attribute -> metadata key (PROPERTY_MATRIX)
    Driver->>Metadata: construct metadata with ReflectionProperty refs
    Listener->>Geo: geocode(address)
    Geo-->>Listener: result (lat,lng,bounds,address components)
    Listener->>Metadata: read ReflectionProperty refs for new fields
    Listener->>Entity: set north/south/east/west and address components

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I tried to fix the CI but I don't really understand what's happening with the tests for Symfony 6.4. I opened an issue for the PHPStan error as it looks like a bug to me: phpstan/phpstan#14067

I am also not sure.
Copilot explained this as:

The job failed because multiple functional tests (such as testPersistForProperty, testPersistForGetter, etc.) in tests/Functional/GeocodeEntityListenerTest.php try to require a generated proxy file (EntityManagerGhost*.php) that doesn’t exist at runtime:

require(/tmp/NyholmBundleTest/.../EntityManagerGhost*.php): Failed to open stream: No such file or directory

This typically happens with Doctrine “lazy ghost object” or “proxy” settings plus recent PHP/Doctrine/Symfony versions that have updated how proxies or lazy objects work.

Solution:

Make sure you’re clearing (dropping) and re-creating the Doctrine schema in both setUp and tearDown. You currently only do this in tearDown.
Check your test kernel configuration: in GeocodeEntityListenerTest.php, in createKernel(), there are options for $orm['enable_lazy_ghost_objects'] and $orm['enable_native_lazy_objects']. These toggle advanced Doctrine features that may not work correctly with all version combinations.
Some combinations of PHP >= 8.4, doctrine/orm >= 3.4, and doctrine/doctrine-bundle >= 2.15.0 enable features that are not fully compatible with Symfony’s current or legacy test container.   Code suggestion: Disable native lazy objects or lazy ghost objects for the test suite when running on high PHP or Doctrine versions.
In GeocodeEntityListenerTest.php, replace:

if (method_exists(Configuration::class, 'setLazyGhostObjectEnabled') && Kernel::VERSION_ID >= 60100 && version_compare($doctrineBundleVersion, '2.8.0', '>=') && version_compare($ormVersion, '3.0', '<=') ) { $orm['enable_lazy_ghost_objects'] = true; } if (\PHP_VERSION_ID >= 80400 && version_compare($doctrineBundleVersion, '2.15.0', '>=') && version_compare($doctrineBundleVersion, '3.1.0', '<') && version_compare($ormVersion, '3.4.0', '>=') ) { $orm['enable_native_lazy_objects'] = true; }

with guarded logic or force both to false for affected combinations:

if (\PHP_VERSION_ID >= 80400 && version_compare($ormVersion, '3.4.0', '>=') ) { $orm['enable_lazy_ghost_objects'] = false; $orm['enable_native_lazy_objects'] = false; }

Or if you want to disable just during tests, override them in your test configs.

Summary: The test failures are due to Doctrine proxy/lazy object settings on recent PHP/Doctrine versions. Disabling those options during tests should resolve the missing file error.

I disabled native lazy objects for Symfony 6.4 and ignored the PHPStan error for now. I hope you're okay with the way I "fixed" the CI 😅

Still fails 😞

Weird, I can't reproduce it, the test suite works locally with PHP 8.4 + Symfony 6.4. I updated by explicitly setting the options to false. If that still doesn't pass, I'll have to try something completely different !

Hello again 🙂
I spent some more time trying to fix this issue and it wasn't about Doctrine at all. During debug I've seen that the kernel cache directory where the container was trying to get the entity manager did not exist (well, there was one, but with a different name/ID). I found SymfonyTest/symfony-bundle-test#94 and decided to disable the cleanup. It should work now