I'm still using 2.1.2, mainly because of all the deprecation messages
that I kept getting. The problem that this ticket related to was that if
something does go wrong in doAddEvent and doAddPerson, and a user or an
event are not added then the driver won't catch that and the op will
still succeed.
Amanda
William Sobel (JIRA) wrote:
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William Sobel commented on OLIO-62:
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There was a missing plugin, in the transition from 2.1.2 to 2.2.2
country_select was removed from the core. I added the plugin and events and
users are being added again.
Rails Driver does not check the responseBody of doAddPerson or doAddEvent POSTs
for flash messages indicating an error occured
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Key: OLIO-62
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OLIO-62
Project: Olio
Issue Type: Bug
Components: rails-driver
Environment: Any
Reporter: Mandy Waite
Assignee: William Sobel
When running into a problem with MySQL and duplicate keys which for most of a
run resulted in no users or events being inserted into the database. It was
seen that this kind of failure was not picked up by the Rails Driver and
therefore doAddPerson and doAddEvents oeprations were flagged as being
successful regardless of whether inserts were made or not.
The symptom to look for is that if the add fails, the status returned by the HTTP POST is SC_OK and
not SC_MOVED_TEMPORARILY (i.e.: a redirect) and a flash message is added to the page, either:
"Could not create event" for failing to add an event, or "Failed to create
user" for failing to add a user.
