As per Doctrine said in the debug tool bar:
- The field Wallabag\ApiBundle\Entity\Client#refreshTokens is on the inverse side of a bi-directional relationship, but the specified mappedBy association on the target-entity Wallabag\ApiBundle\Entity\RefreshToken#client does not contain the required 'inversedBy="refreshTokens"' attribute.
- The field Wallabag\ApiBundle\Entity\Client#accessTokens is on the inverse side of a bi-directional relationship, but the specified mappedBy association on the target-entity Wallabag\ApiBundle\Entity\AccessToken#client does not contain the required 'inversedBy="accessTokens"' attribute.
Instead of retrieve all informations about entries of a tag to just count them, we’ll count them before with a fastest query.
Also change the layout of the tag list in material design
When we remove the client, we should ensure that access_token are also removed.
To ensure that, I created a test that generated an access_token. So when we remove the client, this association should be cascaded and shouldn’t generate an error.
Also I moved some Api related stuff to the ApiBundle (like the developer controler and ClientType form)
When the association between a tag and an entry is removed, if the tag doesn’t have other entries, we can remove it.
Also add more tests for that part and ensure TagControllerTest is isolated from the rest of the test suite (finally!)
Also, retrieve tag from the request instead of the query (which will be the same but it's more easy to test).
Moved down `deleteTagAction` because it conflicted with the new action:
api_delete_tag => /api/tags/{tag}.{_format}
api_delete_tags_label => /api/tags/label.{_format}
And finally, throw exception when a tag is not found before removing it.
Testing that a tag exist or is assigned to the current entry isn't important in the tag controler since the `assignTagsToEntry` is already doing that job.
So it simplify the controller.
