Log message #4203273

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# Sep 16th 2019, 10:00 admad @neon1024 it's inline with case insensitivity of methods names in php
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:32 neon1024 Perhaps it’s my `__call()` method which is non case-sensitive
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:32 neon1024 Furthermore, I guess this does allow more flexibility in aliasing finders
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:31 neon1024 I presume it relies on the Registry pattern, so doesn’t really care what the key is
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:31 neon1024 I think the issue is around the `$this->setConfig('implementedFinders', $anyOldArrayYouLike)`
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:30 neon1024 `Live === live` :man-shrugging:
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:30 neon1024 Seems that finders are not case sensitive either
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:11 neon1024 Nobody wants to maintain that
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:11 spriz cwap
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:11 spriz :(
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:11 neon1024 Hard to do concrete implementation for a list in the datastore
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:10 spriz :)
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:10 spriz Nasty
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:10 spriz Oh
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:10 neon1024 The methods you mean? I use `__call()`
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:10 spriz that method name should be `public function findAwatingAudit($query, $options): Query {}` ?
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:10 neon1024 Perhaps I’ll change the method label string in the behaviour
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:10 spriz but - but
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:09 neon1024 I added `$this->find('awaitingAudit')` and got a Missing finder method, and got :S
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:09 neon1024 It automatically adds finder for me based on my Statuses table
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:09 neon1024 I add it using a behaviour
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:08 spriz the custom finder that is
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:08 spriz @neon1024 how is that method named?
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:08 spriz @COOurb that should be possible :slightly_smiling_face:
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:07 javier.villanueva morning all
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:07 neon1024 My code just generated, a finder called ‘Awaiting audit’, and it works as `$this->find('Awaiting audit')` :thinking_face:
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:07 spriz @peppejaripappalardo you can do this: https://github.com/UseMuffin/Trash/blob/master/src/Model/Behavior/TrashBehavior.php#L211-L217
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:07 neon1024 Not sure if it’s important, but custom finder accept spaces
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:06 jotpe thanks @spriz
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:03 spriz right now we have `if ($entity->rule === ''`) { $entity->rule = null; }` in `beforeSave` - feelsbadman
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:02 spriz How does the ORM decide whether it should put `null` or `''` for a input that is type `string`? :thinking_face:
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:02 spriz @jotpe `Security::randomString()` :slightly_smiling_face:
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:01 jotpe for e.g. Passwords?
# Sep 16th 2019, 09:01 jotpe Is there a method in a Utility to create random Strings?
# Sep 16th 2019, 08:09 peppejaripappalardo Emails are son of Deliveries, but i need to get Emails withDeleted record, and i am not able to perform both, deliveries and emails :S
# Sep 16th 2019, 08:07 peppejaripappalardo `$deliveries = $this->find()` ` ->contain(['Actors' => ['Deliveries' => ['MobilePhones']]])` ` ->where(['Users.loggable_object_id' => $loggable_object_id])` ` ->first()->actor->deliveries;`
# Sep 16th 2019, 08:07 peppejaripappalardo i am doing something like this
# Sep 16th 2019, 08:07 peppejaripappalardo thx for your reply
# Sep 16th 2019, 08:00 guillaumep Not sure if I get your table relations right but you should try this : ```<?php $deliveries = $this->find()->contain(['Actors', 'Deliveries.Emails'])->where(['Users.loggable_object_id' => $loggable_object_id])->first(); debug($deliveries); ?>```
# Sep 16th 2019, 07:44 COOurb ok, found out that it's impossible
# Sep 16th 2019, 07:40 COOurb I have belongsTo relation and want to make it also allow NULL