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fix(server): restricted rules conflict with disabledRules setting #11037

Closed fabrichter closed 1 week ago

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The pull request introduces modifications to the TextChecker class within the LanguageTool server. Key updates include enhancements to the handling of disabled rules and categories, adjustments to the checkText method for improved logic flow, and refinements in error handling related to user limits and request parameters. Additionally, the QueryParams class has been updated to support lists for enabled and disabled categories. These changes collectively improve the control over rule application and validation processes during text checks.

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languagetool-server/src/main/java/org/languagetool/server/TextChecker.java - Updated checkText method to better handle disabled rules and categories.
- Modified QueryParams class to include lists for enabled and disabled categories.
- Enhanced error handling for user limits and request parameters.
- Improved logging for better insights during execution.
- Updated method signatures for getDisabledRuleIds and getCategoryIds.

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languagetool-server/src/main/java/org/languagetool/server/TextChecker.java (2) `548-550`: **Initialization of rule and category parameters is correctly placed** The retrieval of `disabledRules`, `enabledCategories`, and `disabledCategories` from the parameters is appropriately moved here. This ensures that these lists are initialized before any logic that depends on them. --- `558-560`: **Clearing disabledRules and disabledCategories to prevent conflicts with useEnabledOnly** When running restricted rules tests, setting `useEnabledOnly` to `true` requires that `disabledRules` and `disabledCategories` be empty to avoid conflicts. Clearing these lists ensures that the validation logic later in the code does not throw an exception due to disabled rules or categories being specified alongside `useEnabledOnly`.

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