protected function shouldIgnore(FieldInterface $field): bool
    {
        $fieldType = $this->container->get(
            (string) $field->getFieldType()->getFullyQualifiedClassName()
        );
        // The field type generator config refers to how the field type itself is defined
        // as a service. You can see that in the services.yml
        $fieldTypeGeneratorConfig = $fieldType->getFieldTypeGeneratorConfig()->toArray();
        if (!key_exists(static::GENERATE_FOR, $fieldTypeGeneratorConfig)) {
            return true;
        }

        // See if this field is to be ignored by this generator because it's explicitly
        // set to ignore === true
        try {
            // The field generator config refers to how the field instructs the generator
            // You see that in the field configuration yml
            $fieldGeneratorConfig = $field->getConfig()->getGeneratorConfig()->toArray();
            if (!empty($fieldGeneratorConfig[static::GENERATE_FOR]['ignore']) &&
                $fieldGeneratorConfig[static::GENERATE_FOR]['ignore']
            ) {
                return true;
            }
        } catch (\Exception $exception) {}

        return false;
    }
protected function shouldIgnore(FieldInterface $field): bool
    {
        $fieldType = $this->container->get(
            (string) $field->getFieldType()->getFullyQualifiedClassName()
        );
        // The field type generator config refers to how the field type itself is defined
        // as a service. You can see that in the services.yml
        $fieldTypeGeneratorConfig = $fieldType->getFieldTypeGeneratorConfig()->toArray();
        if (!key_exists(static::GENERATE_FOR, $fieldTypeGeneratorConfig)) {
            return true;
        }

        // See if this field is to be ignored by this generator because it's explicitly
        // set to ignore === true
        try {
            // The field generator config refers to how the field instructs the generator
            // You see that in the field configuration yml
            $fieldGeneratorConfig = $field->getConfig()->getGeneratorConfig()->toArray();
            if (!empty($fieldGeneratorConfig[static::GENERATE_FOR]['ignore']) &&
                $fieldGeneratorConfig[static::GENERATE_FOR]['ignore']
            ) {
                return true;
            }
        } catch (\Exception $exception) {}

        return false;
    }
protected function shouldIgnore ( FieldInterface $ field ) : bool { $ fieldType = $ this -> container -> get ( ( string ) $ field -> getFieldType ( ) -> getFullyQualifiedClassName ( ) ) ; // The field type generator config refers to how the field type itself is defined // as a service. You can see that in the services.yml $ fieldTypeGeneratorConfig = $ fieldType -> getFieldTypeGeneratorConfig ( ) -> toArray ( ) ; if ( ! key_exists ( static :: GENERATE_FOR , $ fieldTypeGeneratorConfig ) ) { return true ; } // See if this field is to be ignored by this generator because it's explicitly // set to ignore === true try { // The field generator config refers to how the field instructs the generator // You see that in the field configuration yml $ fieldGeneratorConfig = $ field -> getConfig ( ) -> getGeneratorConfig ( ) -> toArray ( ) ; if ( ! empty ( $ fieldGeneratorConfig [ static :: GENERATE_FOR ] [ 'ignore' ] ) && $ fieldGeneratorConfig [ static :: GENERATE_FOR ] [ 'ignore' ] ) { return true ; } } catch ( \ Exception $ exception ) { } return false ; }
There are scenario's in which a field should be ignored by a generator

@param FieldInterface $field
@return bool
There are scenario s in which a field should be ignored by a generator