If I setup a model 'Testing' with a column like so:

$this->hasColumn('test', 'string', 255, array(

'notnull' => true, 'default' => 'test',

));

Then do this..

$testing = new Testing(); $testingtest? = null; $testing->save();

Should not doctrine be smart enough to detect that its null, and set it to 'test'?

Because at the moment it doesn't, and then the mysql database complains with this: Column 'test' cannot be null