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fabpot commentedAug 30, 2023
Thank you@hhamon. |
…ontextTrait` trait (hhamon)This PR was merged into the 7.0 branch.Discussion----------Remove `GuardEvent::getContext()` method and add `HasContextTrait` trait| Q | A| ------------- | ---| Branch? | 7.0| Bug fix? | no| New feature? | no| Deprecations? | no| Tickets | Related to#51484| License | MIT| Doc PR | ~As discussed with `@lyrixx`, the `GuardEvent::getContext` method was confusing as the context given as the 3rd argument to the WorflowInterface::appy() method is never passed along to the guard events. According to `@lyrixx`, the guard listeners must take any decisions based on the subject itself and not on the given contextual data (which are supposed to remain metadata). As a consequence, calling the `GuardEvent::getContext()` method always returned an empty context array so far.To prevent this confusion any longer, the method has been deprecated in Symfony 6.4 (see#51484) and removed in this PR. The `GuardEvent` class hierarchy no longer has the `getContext` method while other event classes keep having it.Commits-------2aee3ae Remove `GuardEvent::getContext()` method and add `HasContextTrait` trait
…thout replacement (alexandre-daubois)This PR was merged into the 7.0 branch.Discussion----------[Workflow] Remove `GuardEvent::getContext()` method without replacement| Q | A| ------------- | ---| Branch? | 7.0| Bug fix? | no| New feature? | no| Deprecations? | no| Tickets | -| License | MIT| Doc PR | -Follow-up of#51484Commits-------8271c56 [Workflow] Remove `GuardEvent::getContext()` method without replacement
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As discussed with@lyrixx, this method is confusing as the context given as the 3rd argument to the
WorflowInterface::appy()method is never passed along to the guard events. According to@lyrixx, the guard listeners must take any decisions based on the subject itself and not on the given contextual data (which are supposed to remain metadata). As a consequence, calling thegetContextmethod on aGuardEventobject always returns an empty context.To prevent confusion and lower the BC breakage in 7.x, we advocate for deprecating this method in 6.4 and make it throw an exception in 7.0. Application codes should not call this method anyway as it always returns an empty array.
EDIT: a second approach in Symfony 7.x is to remove the
getContextmethod from the base abstract class and reimplement it as a dedicated trait that is used by all the other event classes exceptGuardEvent. This approach is probably a bit cleaner as the method will completly be dropped from theGuardEventclass scope.Any thoughts?