How to rename entity and attribute in symfony?

@lizzie 

To rename an entity in Symfony, you can follow these steps:

1. Update the entity class file with the new name, for example, if you want to rename an entity called Product to Item, you would change the class name and file name from Product.php to Item.php.
2. Update the database table name in the entity class file. You can do this by changing the @ORMTable(name="product") annotation to @ORMTable(name="item") or by using the @ORMEntity and @ORMTable annotations if you are using Doctrine ORM.
3. Run the Doctrine database migration command to make the changes to the database schema. You can do this by running php bin/console doctrine:migrations:diff and php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate to generate and run the migration file.

To rename an attribute in Symfony, you can follow these steps:

1. Update the attribute name in the entity class file. For example, if you want to rename an attribute called name to title in the Product entity, you would change the property name from $name to $title in the Product.php file.
2. Update any references to the attribute in your codebase. Make sure to update any controllers, services, forms, and views that interact with the attribute to use the new name.
3. Run the Doctrine database migration command to make the changes to the database schema. You can do this by running php bin/console doctrine:migrations:diff and php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate to generate and run the migration file.

By following these steps, you can successfully rename an entity and attribute in Symfony.