7.1.4 (2021-10-12)
Overview of merged pull requests
BUGFIX: Validate schema only for flow packages
getAvailablePackages()
fetches all packages extending Neos\\Flow\\Package\\GenericPackage
. But GenericPackage
does not implement Neos\\Flow\\Package\\FlowPackageInterface
which provides getResourcesPath()
.
So the command fails, if generic packages are loaded with Call to undefined method Neos\\Flow\\Package\\GenericPackage::getResourcesPath()
.
getFlowPackages()
filters the packages if the have implemented Neos\\Flow\\Package\\FlowPackageInterface
, which ensures getResourcesPath()
is defined and implemented.
Packages:
Flow
BUGFIX: Don’t rely on doctrine using spl_object_hash
Doctrine 2.10 switched spl_object_hash for spl_object_id which breaks the deduplication listener. Thanks @dlubitz.
We should use scheduleForDelete
instead of manually unsetting the to be inserted entity via the object hash.
See https://github.com/doctrine/orm/commit/84ad007de39bc0947be838c8efcf1455513cbdca
BUGFIX: Fix missing initialization for tags and missing imports
New pull request with new base on 6.3 for pull request #2589.
Packages:
Flow
BUGFIX: Reset next check for allowed object if no changes exist
Packages:
Flow
BUGFIX: Do not pass signal information to persistAll
With PR #2448 <https://github.com/neos/flow-development-collection/issues/2448>``_the ``shouldCheck() was added, having a return type
declaration of bool
. The value returned is set only by the argument
given to persistAll()
, so having Behat tests fail when the value was
a string seemed strange.
The actual value was even stranger:
Neos\Flow\Cli\SlaveRequestHandler::dispatchedCommandLineSlaveRequest
Reason: The Package
class in Neos.Flow
connects a signal to the
persistAll()
method, and the “signal information” is passed as an
argument…
This change fixes that.
Packages:
Flow
BUGFIX: Correctly set up TestingProvider for Behat tests
The “same fix” as in #2567, see #2386.
Packages:
Flow
BUGFIX: Correctly set up TestingProvider for “testable security”
As of https://github.com/neos/flow-development-collection/pull/1213
the authentication providers are created using a factory method, this
breaks the assumption the TestingProvider
is a singleton.
The result is that e.g. ´authenticateRoles([])` no longer works as expected in functional tests.
This fixes the issue by fetching the provider from the factory instead of the object manager.
Fixes: #2386
Packages:
Flow
BUGFIX: Prevent proxies for classes with unsupported interfaces
Adjusts the proxy building for classes such that it throws a more helpful exception when trying to generate proxies for classes implementing an interface with constructor and parameters.
Fixes: #2554
BUGFIX: NullBackend ignores configured properties
What I did
The NullBackend
just return’s true
in setProperty()
for all configured properties.
What does this solve
I’m using split sources Objects.local.yaml to disable caches in my local setup where I only change the backend:
configuration to Neos\\Cache\\Backend\\NullBackend
.
The problem I have is, that the Objects.yaml merge strategy also includes the backendOptions
and thus by just using
```
Neos_Fusion_Content:
backend: Neos\Cache\Backend\NullBackend
`
in my ``Objects.local.yaml
I get an Exception, thrown by AbstractBackend, that the NullBackend
doesn’t accept the backendOption hostname
- from my default redis configuration.
Packages:
Flow
Cache
TASK: improve request information in exception logfiles
According to https://github.com/neos/flow-development-collection/issues/2548 this is my suggestion for better request information in the exception dump files.
The goal is better readability of the request information for humans and the chance to parse them with scripts:
Add the name of the request headers
Separate each header (name: value) into an own line
Add the request target (requested url)
TASK: Update psalm to 4.9
This updates psalm to 4.9 and also updates the baseline.
The new ParamNameMismatch
error is lowered to info
level.
Related to https://github.com/neos/flow-development-distribution/issues/74 * Resolves: #2515
Packages:
Flow