#1323: broken non-equal nest relations (many-to-many self referencing)
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Reporter: floriank | Owner: romanb
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: critical | Milestone: 1.0.0-RC2
Component: Record | Version: 0.11
Resolution: | Keywords:
Has_test: 1 | Mystatus: Pending Core Response
Has_patch: 0 |
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Comment (by floriank):
Replying to [comment:12 romanb]:
> So from my side everything looks good now. I would just like to get a
final OK from you, are there any more issues with these relations?
Im sorry, but I have no OK for you. I got another issue, which I
unfortunately cannot repeat in a testcase till now. The new problem is:
when I try to add a new child to a record which already has a child and a
parent, the old child is overwritten with the new one and not added as it
is intended. This error only appears in the Concept-Record of my real
application which is more complex than the 1323b2-Testcase.
Unfortunately I cannot look for the problem because I am already much too
late here. My current failing lines of code in my application are:
situation: 967 has one parent and one child, 1921 shall be added as child:
{{{
$concept = Doctrine::getTable('Concept')->find(967);
$c2 = Doctrine::getTable('Concept')->find(1921);
$concept->narrowerConcepts[] = $c2;
$concept->save();
}}}
result: 1 parent, 2 childs (as intended)
{{{
$concept = Doctrine::getTable('Concept')->find(967);
//the different line follows: lets assume i need $concept->broaderConcepts
later...
$broader = $concept->broaderConcepts;
$c2 = Doctrine::getTable('Concept')->find(1921);
$concept->narrowerConcepts[] = $c2;
$concept->save();
}}}
result: 1 parent, 1 child (1921) which is obviously wrong.
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.phpdoctrine.org/ticket/1323#comment:13>
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