It is possible to specify before and after rules on config fragments
that conflict - A before B and B before A isnt possible to solve.
This used to just throw an error with no way to debug. Now if you
specify debug as a GET parameter and the site is not in live mode
youll get a basic dump of the remaining DAG graph
When specifying a specific before rule and a wildcard after rule (or
vice versa), the config system was filtering out any fragment
from the list of fragments that matched the wildcard if it matched
_any_ componenet of the specific rule, not all of them.
Fixed, and added handling of two semi wild-card rules, where a
rule with less wildcards wins over a rule with more.
See http://open.silverstripe.org/ticket/7765 for more
You should be able to specify multiple before and after rules in
a config fragment. This was intended to be a comma seperated string
but that wasnt being split properly
Now if you provide a comma seperated string it is split properly,
but you can also provide an array, which is actually cleaner
Config system used to provide an add_static_source method, which was intended for
use by Extensions to add statics. But extensions for a class arent initialised
until at least one instance of that class is created, so before that the
Config system didnt include values from extensions
This patch reverses the control flow, so that the Config system explictly asks
each Object for its additional config sources via the new method
get_extra_config_sources. This method returns an array that can contain
string names of classes and also raw associative arrays.
The developer visible change is that Extension#add_to_class has been
deprecated. Instead there is a new method, get_extra_config, which has
the same method signature but needs to guarantee that it doesnt
cause side effects. Additionally there is no need to call
parent::get_extra_config - this is handled automatically.
increase_memory_limit_to() was broken a while ago, and this causes a lot of problems for people trying to install on environments where the memory limit is 32M.
In some circumstances a custom generated list will already only contain
the items for the current page. The automatic limiting will then limit
the already limited list, breaking pagination. This allows you to disable
automatic limiting so all items are shown regardless of the current page.
Changed class loading to new file structure, moved dependency to framework/thirdparty,
rather than relying on "second level" dependencies through Zend_Translate_RailsYAML.
To be replaced by a composer dependency (+ proper autoloading) once in place.
MINOR Use injector for creating many many list objects
MINOR Use injector for creating objects from within the DataList
MINOR Use Injector::inst() for creating objects; cannot rely on this->injector being present due to many classes being created with 'new', so use inst() directly
MINOR Remove injector autoset property for now; automatically setting it breaks a few test cases that don't know about it for now, and it's not needed just yet
BUGFIX Versioned's constructor doesn't provide suitable defaults. Previously a bug/feature in singleton, where it would pass null,true as params to strong_create, which would then get passed through as params to Versioned's constructor, meant that the code still executed fine (as was set to something that wasn't an array, so the null and true were instead taken as args). The fact that the usage of singleton(Versioned) never really used the classes code, purely for value lookup, meant that this never propagated errors. I've now switched singleton() to use the injector for retrieving values, which means these dud values are no longer passed through
CHANGE Given that Config::inst is an implementation of the singleton pattern itself, I've removed the extra call to singleton(). A side effect of this is that it gets around a possibly nasty circular reference with the dependency injector (which relies on the config object); in future, this dependency structure should really be structured from the DI directly.
MINOR Change singleton and strong_create to use dependency injector
CHANGE Given that Config::inst is an implementation of the singleton pattern itself, I've removed the extra call to singleton(). A side effect of this is that it gets around a possibly nasty circular reference with the dependency injector (which relies on the config object); in future, this dependency structure should really be structured from the DI directly.
MINOR Change singleton and strong_create to use dependency injector
API CHANGE: Pass Object::create() calls to Injector::create().
API CHANGE: Add "RequestProcessor" injection point in Director, that Director will call preRequest() and postRequest() on.
- Do not skip the cache if there are currently no environmental specific spec, just use the an empty variantKeySpec.
- When doing a regeneration of the config, clear the previous values from the array before regeneration.
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In SS-2.4 you can prefix files with an underscore to exclude them from manifest this can be useful for backups of old classes or huge data files.
I think this behaviour should be readded.
(I will add a unit test for this ...)
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This allows DataList::create(SiteTree) as equivalent to Object::create(DataList, SiteTree), without
having to have a create() function on DataList.
Required for E_STRICT compliance, as child classes cant override create() if they change the arguments.
DBField::create() is also renamed to DBField::create_field(), as this does not just call the constructor, which all other cases of create() do.
Conflicts:
tests/model/DateTest.php
tests/model/DatetimeTest.php
This allows DataList::create('SiteTree') as equivalent to Object::create('DataList', 'SiteTree'), without
having to have a create() function on DataList. Required for E_STRICT compliance.
static function on Extension classes.
BUGFIX FulltextSearchable didn't pass through arguments, use now
available $args parameter with FulltextSearchable::add_to_class()
API CHANGE: Deprecated SS_List::getRange() in favour of SS_Limitable::limit().
API CHANGE: Introduce SS_Limitable::limit($limit, $offset = 0) as the only modern way of specifying limits; deprecate all others.