* Fix clobbering of the upload size validation
When the validation is set here like this, it overrides validation which has already been setup with a simple '*' rule for the size based on PHP.
If you've defined in the sites yml config something like
SilverStripe\Assets\Upload_Validator:
default_max_file_size:
'[image]': '2m'
'*' : '1m'
then it will not be respected.
If you review SilverStripe\Assets\Upload_Validator and check the getAllowedMaxFileSize method, you'll see the sizing will be populated (if it hasn't been done before).
You can see it fail by;
- Setup a new SilverStripe site.
- Set your PHP to allow max post / max upload size of 10mb.
- Add the above config to your sites yml file and flush.
- In the CMS you'll be able to upload a 5MB file, when you shouldn't.
* Test that FileField will use size validation if defined
Couple of tests which prove a fix so the FileField and others will use the default_max_file_size setting
* Fix variable name in last commit
This is what happens when you refactor in the github window.
Fix the variable names. This will get squashed once merged.
* Updates the pr - white space and non deprecated method for byte conversion
Remove extra white space to appease the CS. Use the non deprecated method for memstring2bytes
* White space fixes for the phpcs
White space fixes for the phpcs
* Ensure that "memstring2bytes" can handle if an empty or value with no number is passed in
* DEP Bump assets constraint to ensure that change is also pulled in
---------
Co-authored-by: Guy Sartorelli <guy.sartorelli@silverstripe.com>
This method should typehint the incoming value once union types are
available, but for now this ensures that method_exists() is not called
on scalar values, which is unsupported in PHP 8.
$hadNamespace was ambiguously named, so the original PHP 8 support
update marked it true when it was strictly meant to indicate that a
namespace separator token had been encountered, resulting in bungled
parsing of complex class specs like Class(["arg" => true]).
