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Nov 14th 2016, 05:10 |
savant |
that happens in development :) |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:10 |
savant |
no worries |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:10 |
savant |
heh |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:10 |
Leidenfrost |
Don't get me wrong, I'd love to upgrade and fix it to something actually good. There are a lot of constraints, though |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:03 |
savant |
heh ok |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:03 |
Leidenfrost |
With very fat controllers and thin models |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:02 |
Leidenfrost |
It's a pretty abandoned project, but the client is still paying for it |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:02 |
savant |
ok |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:02 |
Leidenfrost |
Because I need to scan all the project for deprecated functions for every version change. |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:01 |
savant |
why not latest 2.9.2? |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:01 |
Leidenfrost |
Well, to 2.5.x |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:01 |
Leidenfrost |
I'm trying to upgrade from 2.2 to 2.5.4 |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:01 |
savant |
but doing that on a large app is more or less the same as upgrading to cake3 |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:01 |
Leidenfrost |
The point of the upgrade is to use PHPUnit within cake and implement a decent unit testing. |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:01 |
savant |
which works pretty well |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:01 |
savant |
you can turn it on on a find-by-find basis |
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Nov 14th 2016, 05:00 |
savant |
unless you have good unit tests, i wouldnt use that plugin |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:59 |
Leidenfrost |
Sadly, the client is too stingy to pay for an upgrade |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:58 |
savant |
it mostly works, but honestly I would just upgrade to 3.x |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:58 |
savant |
https://github.com/josegonzalez/cakephp-entity |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:58 |
Leidenfrost |
I'm interested |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:58 |
Leidenfrost |
Do you have the url? |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:58 |
savant |
you'd need a plugin - one I maintained - to use objects in 2.x |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:57 |
savant |
the orm returns arrays in 2.x |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:57 |
savant |
not for the orm |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:57 |
Leidenfrost |
It doesn't? |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:57 |
savant |
heh |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:57 |
Leidenfrost |
Thanks |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:57 |
Leidenfrost |
Oh god I found the culprit. It's an Afterfind() method |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:57 |
savant |
again, cakephp 2.x doesnt use objects |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:57 |
Leidenfrost |
Yes, from the PDO mysql result to a Cake object |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:57 |
savant |
cakephp 2.x doesnt use objects in the orm |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:56 |
savant |
translated into an object? |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:56 |
Leidenfrost |
For some reason when it's translated to an object, the framework hides the password field. Even if it's predetermined cake functionality. |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:56 |
savant |
i would also clear your model cache |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:56 |
savant |
do you have a beforeFind that strips data |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:56 |
Leidenfrost |
Yep, found the query behind the find(). It's a normal query asking for the user model and its associations. It returns the data as normal. |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:54 |
savant |
just stating whats what |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:54 |
savant |
yep |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:54 |
Leidenfrost |
Yes, but upgrading from 2.x to 3.x requires a lot of work |
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Nov 14th 2016, 04:53 |
savant |
no extra plugin necessary |