Closed boonebgorges closed 6 years ago
I think that I haven't refactored far enough. There's still a context-sensitive portion that I didn't excise (the use of BP_Docs_Query::doc_slug
to determine whether something is new or not) that I believe can go.
Otherwise, the tested behaviors (creation of activity items for changed content or titles) work OK, though the tests can be simplified using the new save()
behavior. I'll make up a changeset.
Thank you sir!
Hi Boone-
This was a good thing to look at, since it helped identify ways that I could further improve the save() method (and some associated bits) when used directly. Please take a look at the commits in this branch and let me know what you think: https://github.com/dcavins/buddypress-docs/commits/issue-588
Thanks for working on this. The changes look good on a read-through, and it appears to fix the automated tests. I have not done extensive testing on the front-end, but if you're satisfied, then I am 👍
The changes affect programmatic saving more than standard front-end saving. The really important change is the is_new_doc
calculation here:
https://github.com/dcavins/buddypress-docs/commit/5a69bcbb598980437c12c26c11ab295783d245c5
If that logic seems sound to you, then I'm happy to merge the changes. :)
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Resolved in a series of commits, starting at 5e1697c64f0ecefcf29ffe857fe0b3cd203fadac.
Thanks for the feedback!
It looks like the
save()
refactoring broke some of the activity item logic. Specifically, the$query->doc_id
check at the beginning ofbp_docs_post_activity()
is failing, at least for doc edits.It's hard to see this in the unit tests because of a 'headers already sent' failure; I can't tell if that problem (which is linked to a call to
setcookie
) is also linked to this same bug - ie, an unexpected failure in the save process - or whether it's OK to squelch it with@
. Anyway, for the purposes of testing, feel free to change it to@setcookie()
.@dcavins Would you mind having a first look? You'll be able to understand the nature of the change more quickly than I will.