define variables needed in the header template

[briskt]

Fixed

• Define template variables needed in the header template (theme_color_scheme and analytics_tracking_id)

Note: It may be possible to reduce this code duplication by defining our own Template class, inherited from SimpleSAML\XHTML\Template, but I think that even that would have to be duplicated once for each module. Perhaps it could be extracted to our ssp-utilities repo.

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0.0% Coverage on New Code
14.3% Duplication on New Code

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[mtompset]

_Note: It may be possible to reduce this code duplication by defining our own Template class, inherited from SimpleSAML\XHTML\Template,

Exactly what I thought after seeing all these tweaks.

but I think that even that would have to be duplicated once for each module.

Duplicated how? As far as I can tell, the use line would change, that's it.

Perhaps it could be extracted to our ssp-utilities repo.

So, instead of changing the use line, add a functionality to do the tweaks on the template object? I think the extended object idea is better.

[briskt]

_Note: It may be possible to reduce this code duplication by defining our own Template class, inherited from SimpleSAML\XHTML\Template,

Exactly what I thought after seeing all these tweaks.

but I think that even that would have to be duplicated once for each module.

Duplicated how? As far as I can tell, the use line would change, that's it.

Perhaps it could be extracted to our ssp-utilities repo.

So, instead of changing the use line, add a functionality to do the tweaks on the template object? I think the extended object idea is better.

There's a hard boundary between modules, such that you can't call code from one module to the other. It may be possible to do it in this repo, but outside of a module, but my PHP isn't strong enough to think of all the required details. I'd welcome anyone to step in and clean this up for me.

[briskt]

The advantage of the extended object idea is that you don't accidentally forget to add these two lines everywhere. I'll approved, but it isn't the cleanest way. Maintenance headaches await.

I note you said "I'll approve" but yet you didn't. Change of heart?

[briskt]

The advantage of the extended object idea is that you don't accidentally forget to add these two lines everywhere. I'll approved, but it isn't the cleanest way. Maintenance headaches await.

I note you said "I'll approve" but yet you didn't. Change of heart?

Doh, my mistake. You did.