Maybe a search for "Subject" on files in your app folder?
thanks for your answer. Of course, my initial reaction was: I did, but I don't find anything! And I did a grep Subject * -R. But I looked over the results once more.
Turns out, I did have a field called subject_id. The funny thing is: symfony does not care about the _id part, but I guess CakePHP thinks, because of the _id, that this must be a reference to another table, which does, indeed, not exist.
So, I changed the fieldname - now, the views are generated by bake without any problems.
Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction!
regards,
Paul
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