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Right now the TypedDataInterface sits on all the objects and adds confusing methods there, e.g. $entity->getDefinition(), $entity->getValue().
Proposed resolution
Avoid typed data enforcing generic methods on your objects by implementing adapters instead, that translate generic typed data interface to use-case specific methods. E.g. $field->getEntity() could be translated to getRoot().
Remaining tasks
1. Start moving to adapters for ComplexDataInterface first, i.e. #2002134: Move TypedData metadata introspection from data objects to definition objects
2. Start with #2028097: Map data types to interfaces and add support for discovering typed data objects based on interfaces/classes.
3. Support adapters for TypedDataInterface + ListInterfaces also (finally this issue)
User interface changes
API changes
Probably some.
Related Issues
#2047229: Make use of classes for entity field and data definitions moves typed data definitions from arrays to objects based upon a defined interface
Original report by @fago
Let's remove the typed data interface and rely checking interfaces instead of doing $data->getType(). We'll probably need to separate out a ValidatableInterface also
This depends on doing #2002102: Move TypedData primitive types to interfaces first.
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#69 | rest_diff.txt | 1.66 KB | Berdir |
#69 | typed-data-wrappers-69-interdiff.txt | 7.45 KB | Berdir |
#69 | typed-data-wrappers-69.patch | 44.55 KB | Berdir |
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#66 | typed-data-wrappers-66-interdiff.txt | 1.51 KB | Berdir |
#66 | typed-data-wrappers-66.patch | 43.29 KB | Berdir |
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Should we really remove TypedDataInterface
completely? I agree that we should break out things into ValidatableInterface
and maybe something like ParentAwareInterface
and start checking more on interfaces. But doesn't it make sense to have a common interface for typed data?
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new | 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-do-not-test.patch | 7.28 KB |
Ok, I've done some more reading on this, and I see that it probably makes sense to remove TypedDataInterface
I've started breaking up TypedDataInterface
into ValidatableInterface
and ParentAwareInterface
. The interface is obviosuly not removed yet, but I'm attaching it here to get some feedback on wether is is the right approach or not.
I'm not sure how/if we should remove the class TypedData
, or if we should keep it as a base class extending the interfaces we break out from TypedDataInterface
The patch is based on #2002102-45: Move TypedData primitive types to interfaces, so the tests will break unless that patch is applied first.
I went with ParentAwareInterface
since that describes more explicitly what it's mean for, but also to avoid confusion with ContextAwarePlugin*
classes (although those are of course another namespace). I'm fine with either really.
+1 to ContextAware, as there's more than just the parent, things like root and name.
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new | 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-10.patch | 21.99 KB |
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is almost gone. What's still to figure out is what to do with (or where to move) TypedDataInterface::getDefinition()
and TypedDataInterface::applyDefaultValue()
Some doxygen documentation also needs to be revisited, e.g. Drupal\Core\TypedData\Annotation\DataType
With this change, TypedData
has now become an even more abstract base class that data types can extend to save some code. But to complete the implementation of a data type you have to implement one of the three typed data interfaces; PrimitiveInterface
, ComplexDataInterface
or ListInterface
There's a @todo in TypedDataManager::getPropertyInstance()
that will be removed/simplified once #1868004: Improve the TypedData API usage of EntityNG lands.
I also had to make Drupal\Core\TypedData\Plugin\DataType\Any
implement PrimitiveInterface
, because all data types needs to be an implementation of one of the three typed data interfaces (as mentioned above) to not lose track of things.
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The last submitted patch, 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-10.patch, failed testing.
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Hmm, that seems a bit random... Giving it another try.
Status: | Needs review | » Needs work |
@Berdir Thanks, I'll look into that!
hm, any as primitive data type does not make much sense to me. Why do we need to be it some of those? Any is more useful on a metadata basis so you can specify that something can be anything, but then we do not care whether it implements some of those interfaces as well it can be anything. So why care?
The reason why I extended PrimitiveBase
was because Any
wouldn't have any get/setValue()
otherwise since those are removed from TypedData
that it previously extended. So why doesn't the TypedData
base class have get/setValue()
? Because since TypedDataInterface
is going away the TypedData
base class turned into an even more abstract class that only implemented things that most typed data objects would need (e.g. validation, context aware, defaultable etc.) without making any assumtions about the data itself and how it's fetched. For example; it doesn't make sense to have get/setValue()
for complex data that instead has get/set($property_name)
And although we have #2028097: Map data types to interfaces, I really think that all unique interfaces should extend from a few common interfaces that we can make generic checks or generic type hinting on. My suggestion is that those generic interfaces should be: PrimitiveInterface
, ComplexDataInterface
and ListInterface
When I think about "primitive" I'm thinking about a data object with a holistic/stand-alone value without much meta data. So if you look at any php variable holisticly, they're primitive ;-) But maybe that's the wrong way to look at it... :-)
But, if we don't see a use case for a few common interfaces I'd be happy to make a completely unique interface for Any
getDefinition() I think should just go - do we use it somewhere except the already mentioned gePropertyInstance() ? Or maybe better, I think it would fit into ContextAwareInterface, i.e. something context aware can know about itself as well ;-)
Ok, I'll see if I can remove it completely.
applyDefaultValue() probably would need it's own interface? Not sure what a good name would be here, DefaultableInterface ?
Makes sense.
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new | 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-17-interdiff.txt | 8.57 KB |
new | 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-17.patch | 30.54 KB |
FAILED: [[SimpleTest]]: [MySQL] 53,925 pass(es), 461 fail(s), and 1,446 exception(s). [ View ] |
still not completely gone, but I found more instances of getType()
so I'll first see if I can get this to pass...
+++ b/core/modules/action/lib/Drupal/action/ActionFormControllerBase.phpundefined
@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ public function form(array $form, array &$form_state) {
'#type' => 'value',
- '#value' => $this->entity->getType(),
+ '#value' => 'entity',
+++ b/core/modules/action/lib/Drupal/action/ActionListController.phpundefined
@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ public function load() {
- $row['type'] = $entity->getType();
+ $row['type'] = 'entity';
This is an overlap with the action config entity, there ->type()/getType() is a thing
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The last submitted patch, 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-17.patch, failed testing.
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new | 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-test4-interdiff.txt | 54.56 KB |
new | 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-test4.patch | 123.51 KB |
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Now I've got up to the point where only getDefinition()
is left in TypedDataInterface
, but all tests should pass so far. So it's close! :)
I've done the patch on-top of #1868004-81: Improve the TypedData API usage of EntityNG, so the attached patch includes that patch as well. Reason being that there are many overlaps between these two issues and re-rolling after that goes in would have been unecessary work. However, the attached interdiff is only what this issue is changing, relative to that.
Here are some random notes:
- I've broken out various methods from
to their own interfaces, e.g.ValidatableInterface
. - There are still comment/documentation changes that needs to be done
- I've dumbed down the
type and added a simple interface for it, since its not implementing any of the three main interfaces anymore. The helper method in typed data manager still recognizes it as valid typed data so it can be used to mock with, etc. SoAnyInterface
is almost like our fourth valid "main" typed data interface, which I think is ok. AnyInterface
is not stringable anymore. I don't think that makese sense, because the value can be anything (i.e. complex) that is impossible to string. And the intent is forAnyInterface
to be very dumb, so I removed that (and the previous tests for it)- Same goes with the
type, it implementsComplexDataInterface
and should not be stringable, imo. Partly because the properties of a map can be anything (i.e. complex), so I removed that as well. - In general the
type implementation needs some more clean-up, because it currently hasget/setValue()
which a complex data type should not have. We haveget/setPropertyValues()
in theComplexDataInterface
for that. Either we should open up a new issue, or do this clean-up in: #1928938: Improve typed data definitions of lists - I've temporarily added
to the config schema types for backward-compatibility and not touched that further. The implementation for config schemas needs some serious love, but that's another issue: #1928868: Make typed config valid typed data
That's it for now. Now I need to figure out how to remove getDefinition()
and finally kill TypedDataInterface
Issue tags: | -Entity Field API, -Typed sanity |
#21: 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-test4.patch queued for re-testing.
Status: | Needs review | » Needs work |
Issue tags: | +Entity Field API, +Typed sanity |
The last submitted patch, 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-test4.patch, failed testing.
Not sure if all of this is still possible, despite it being a major task. Also, it doesn't yet tackle some of the reasons why this issue exists.. e.g., there's still an Entity::getType() :)
Trying to start doing this in separate steps, here's step #1: #2056721: Remove TypedDataInterface::getType()
I think the overall sanity that this brings to the API is important enough to justify the BC break here. However, I would appreciate a second thumbs-up from another core maintainer, so tentatively assigning to alexpott.
Incidentally, this patch is already mighty big enough as it is; should we move the getDefinitions() stuff to a separate issue(s)?
Oh, effulgentsia pointed out #2002134: Move TypedData metadata introspection from data objects to definition objects which is where that probably makes more sense to tackle.
Probably related: #2061331: Add getEntity() helper in FieldInterface / FieldItemInterface
The Field::getEntity() method added here would just duplicate Field::getParent()
Issue tags: | +API change, +Approved API change |
Yep this is change brings alot of sense to an Entity's API. TypedDataInterface should not pollute it.
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
Still not quite sure what to do with this, need to think about it.
Assigned: | alexpott | » Unassigned |
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new | 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-29.patch | 49.98 KB |
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Patch would help.
Status: | Needs review | » Needs work |
The last submitted patch, 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-29.patch, failed testing.
Ok, this should fix the test fail, but...
+++ b/core/lib/Drupal/Core/TypedData/TypedDataManager.php
@@ -382,4 +384,29 @@ public function getConstraints($definition) {
+ public function isTypedData($object) {
+ if ($object instanceof ComplexDataInterface) {
+ return TRUE;
+ }
+ elseif ($object instanceof ListInterface) {
+ return TRUE;
+ }
+ elseif ($object instanceof PrimitiveInterface) {
+ return TRUE;
+ }
+ elseif ($object instanceof AnyInterface) {
+ return TRUE;
+ }
+ return FALSE;
+ }
This summarizes what my problem with this is :)
All those things have something in common. They're typed data. So what's wrong with TypedDataInterface?
Yes, we should remove all those methods that are in the way for most typed data classes. But we obviously have use case where we need to check if an object is typed data. Then let's do that using an interface?
I'm not yet sure if getDefinition() should be renamed/moved/removed, but there are valid use cases for what it does, see #2056721-45: Remove TypedDataInterface::getType() for one example.
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new | 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-32-interdiff.txt | 511 bytes |
new | 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-32.patch | 50.06 KB |
FAILED: [[SimpleTest]]: [MySQL] Unable to apply patch 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-32.patch. Unable to apply patch. See the log in the details link for more information. [ View ] |
+++ b/core/lib/Drupal/Core/Entity/Entity.phpundefined
@@ -446,31 +445,6 @@ public function getDefinition() {
public function getConstraints() {
@@ -500,37 +474,37 @@ public function onChange($property_name) {
- * Implements \Drupal\Core\TypedData\TypedDataInterface::getName().
+ * {@inheritdoc}
public function getName() {
return NULL;
inherit from who?:) TypedDataInterface::getName() has been deleted in this patch. And some other similar methods.
Not sure shout this getDefinition()
., but maybe
$definition = $data->getDefinition();
convert to something like:
$definition = \Drupal:typedData()->getDefinition($data->getPluginId());
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* Decided whether or not an object is typed data or not.
* @param mixed $object
* @return boolean
* Returns TRUE if $object is an instance of any of the typed data
* interfaces, else FALSE.
public function isTypedData($object) {
if ($object instanceof ComplexDataInterface) {
return TRUE;
elseif ($object instanceof ListInterface) {
return TRUE;
elseif ($object instanceof PrimitiveInterface) {
return TRUE;
elseif ($object instanceof AnyInterface) {
return TRUE;
elseif ($object instanceof DataReferenceInterface) {
return TRUE;
return FALSE;
public function getMetadataFor($typed_data, $name = '') {
- if (!$typed_data instanceof TypedDataInterface) {
+ if (!\Drupal::typedData()->isTypedData($typed_data)) {
This worries me.
If we still have code that has to check if something is typed data, then there's no point in removing the interface. This code is a regression from what we had. It's a bit hard to grok why isTypedData is still needed, but if it is and we can't get away from it, a TypedDataInterface with no methods would be a better option. That said, I wonder if we can't have a more polymorphic way of handling this.
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
Issue tags: | -API change, -Entity Field API, -Typed sanity, -Approved API change |
#33: 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-32.patch queued for re-testing.
Status: | Needs review | » Needs work |
Issue tags: | +API change, +Entity Field API, +Typed sanity, +Approved API change |
The last submitted patch, 2002138-remove-typeddatainterface-32.patch, failed testing.
The more I look at this the less sense it makes. I'm getting close to none at all :)
This patch does many different things and touches various different places, and it's really hard to grasp and review/work on this. It does a lot of ugly things to forcefully remove the interface (like simply removing it as a type int, leaving us with non-type hinted object arguments, crazy methods like isTypedData() to re-introduce a way to identify typed data) but we don't actually gain much in the end. ComplexData is still ContextAware data, Entities are still ComplexData and therefore ContextAware data, which means they still have stupid methods like getRoot(), getName(), setContext() that they do not and can not implement in a useful way.
There would IMHO only be one way to remove TypedDataInterface. And that would be to remove the *concept* of typed data (TypedDataManager, the plugin type, interfaces, base classes, ...) and have entities, fields/fieldlists, primitives and references and so on that are all completely their own thing, in a fixed structure/hierarchy. That might have advantages for the known structure of entity -> field -> primitives/references, but there's also stuff that I don't enough about, like context stuff, config schema and future uses of typed data, like integrating it with the token system). I don't think that is possible at this point.
My suggestion would be to identify smaller, actionable points and deal with them in separate issues.
* I don't know what exactly that would be, but I think it should be possible to deal with getDefinition(), While not the interface, but the TypedData base class implements PluginInspectionInterface, which defines getPluginDefinition() and I have no clue what the difference between the two really is. and how one could possibly return something different from the other.
* Other methods like getString(), getName(), the context/parent stuff.
* validate(), which could also be useful to have outside of typed data? Also, looking at the patch context some config schema classes, they do seeem to implement validate() in a completely different way. Not sure if it's used like that or just incorrectly implemented and unused. Should possibly be used to more specific interfaces too.
I'd love to get some more feedback from @yched and @effulgentsia, who worked extensively with/around typed data stuff in the field context and from context/config schema people.
I can't say I have an overall vision of TypedData API, its scope and current uses, the generic features it provides (validation, context...)
so unfortunately I can't provide a fully informed opinion... But:
There would IMHO only be one way to remove TypedDataInterface. And that would be to remove the *concept* of typed data (TypedDataManager, the plugin type, interfaces, base classes, ...) and have entities, fields/fieldlists, primitives and references and so on that are all completely their own thing, in a fixed structure/hierarchy
I would be very very +1 on that. The current situation where everything is, first and foremost, a piece of "typed data", and then also "something more specific" (an entity, a field within an entity, a property within a field...), leads to problematic limitations and absurd situations.
- Absurd: "field type" classes are exposed/discovered as @FieldType plugins but used as @TypedData plugins.
Currently all field types need to be exposed as FieldItem classes that are @FieldType plugins. But the Field/FieldItem objects themselves are only ever instantiated as TypedData objects, through the TypedData plugin manager. So @FieldType plugins need to exist as @TypedData plugins as well, this is done by using a plugin derivative that automatically adds all @FieldType plugins as @TypedData plugins.
- the plugin definitions are duplicated in two separate plugin managers, both with their own separate persistent + static cache. Memory clutter, cache invalidation fun.
- FieldItem classes are exposed as @FieldType plugins with some plugin id, but are always instantiated as a different plugin type, with a different id. This is a confusing WTF for things like getPluginId() - "no, at runtime, the plugin id won't be the one defined in the annotation at the top of the file - and the pluginDefinition will be slightly different too".
- Meanwhile, the list of @TypedData plugin definitions is an unstructured soup of things of very different nature and interfaces. Since real life use cases often need to tell them apart (Field UI needs only "the list of field types"...), plugin definitions need to add custom metadata entries for "I'm a 'field' kind of typed data" or "I'm a 'property' kind of typed data". -
Limitating: The current situation means instantiation of any "typed data" object is forced into the same "typed data factory" (TypedDataManager::create()), and all objects need to share the same __construct() signature.
There are several cases where we find Field / FieldItem classes have special needs though:
- The $definition that gets injected should be a FieldDefinitionInterface object, not an array
-Field / FieldItem need to be aware of their own language, and although I didn't really investigate how to pass that information yet, I kind of fear the typed data factory will make that a pain - might be FUD, not sure yet.
[edit: patch for this at #2078625: Field/FieldItem value objects should carry their language - the constraints there mainly come from the "prototypes" optimization trick in TypedDataManager, and we'd probably want to keep that anyway, so no actual impact here]
On a high-level, no-implementation-details-so-talking-out-of-my-*ss architectural point of view, it would seem the generic features provided by TypedData would be better off split in different interfaces, that the different object types (entity, field, properties) would implement. The difficulty would probably be providing base implementations in base classes that can be inherited... Another place where we'd need traits...
Having spent quite a bit of time with TypedData lately I thought I would share my experiences as someone who's trying to consume the API.
This is sort of related to yched's comment above, but trying to introspect an entity using the appropriate plugin managers is a nightmare. The only sane way I could find to do it was to create an empty entity, and then iterate. I could never figure out how to get from a Field definition to its FieldItem definition. Nobody cares about the Field. It's a list, why is it impermeable? (I'm sure I'm screwing something up.) Trying to figure out the plugin managers is a PITA. I'm pretty sure I saw an issue that wants to remove the the metadata from the instances, which will kill my current approach. The thing is, that I understand the idea well enough, it's just very difficult to grok the implementation. Entity -> Field -> FieldItem -> Primitive seems simple enough (I'm sure that's not exactly right). But Entity, Field, and FieldItem all have ancestors to basic types(TypedData) on their own. What I'm thinking, or hoping, this issue is getting at is that there's not a real reason for each of the major types to descend all the way down. In practice, you're very much interested in knowing the difference between the types, more so than the similarities.
Part of me wants to like it, I remember the type system in entity api for 7. That was very easy to grok. It wasn't that much different, but there was a single point of discovery. An actual hierarchy rather than a net.
Yeah, I agree it's a good idea to split the whole typed data concept.
Not only "field type", but also 'entity type' are derivative typed data for TypedDataManager. But the two "types" do have their own Managers, i.e., FieldTypePluginManager and EntityManager. Personnaly speaking, TypedDataManager looks wierd to take any responsibilities here.
Limitating: The current situation means instantiation of any "typed data" object is forced into the same "typed data factory" (TypedDataManager::create()), and all objects need to share the same __construct() signature.
Hmm, "typed data" Entity is instantiated via its own storageController I think, i.e., Drupal::entityManager()->getStorageController($entity_type)->create($values)
. This is a special case, while other 'typed data' are instantiated via TypedDataManager.
In practice, you're very much interested in knowing the difference between the types, more so than the similarities.
Totally agree:)
Maybe move validating/constraint method, like 'getValidationConstraintManager' of TypedDataManager into some base "data plugin manager" for generic data managers(TypedDataManager, FieldTypePluginManager, EntityManager, and maybe other "data plugin managers") to inherit. TypedDataManger remains to only takes care of premitive data/ list Data, perhaps.
And Method 'getPropertyInstance' of TypedDataManger have different context to deal with when it comes to specific Type's property. If this method is spilt into different manager, I guess it will make code easy to read too:)
Edited my #41 above - the point about "Field / FieldItem need to be aware of their own language" cannot be counted against TypedDataManager's factory.
Issue tags: | +beta target |
I think this will involve an API change to Entity Field API that will affect quite a few modules, so adding the "beta target" tag. Maybe I'm wrong though?
The list of "problems" in #51 only deals with value objects; But the same drawbacks are duplicated for "definition" objects. So I'd add:
4. the "definition" objects are primarily TypedData definition objects, instead of "just" being domain definition objects. That greatly complexifies FieldDefinition / Field / FieldInstance since:
- they have to extend DataDefinition, some methods of which make little sense for the domain
- they cannot be a self-contained collection of domain properties (field type, name, cardinality, settings...), but need to be split between a "definition" and an internal "item definition".
[edit: sorry, I posted that before getting to the end of #51. Basically you're saying :
- we could move to a FieldItemListDataDefinition + FieldItemDataDefinition, generated from the (domain) FieldDefinition object
- this would be made easier by #2002134: Move TypedData metadata introspection from data objects to definition objects
- this can be done independently of what is discussed above about data objects
Did I get that right ?]
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Ok, trying to get this started, here's an initial patch that removes the ComplexDataInterface from ContentEntityInterface, which is the first and possibly easier part of S1, if I understood that right.
Added back whatever methods seemed useful directly to ContentEntityInterface, renamed property to field. That part looks a lot saner now I think :)
Everything else is obviously still very hackish, I extend the existing abstract typed data entity plugin class to implement ComplexDataInterface and wrap a content entity, not everything in there is implemented yet. Also a bunch of hacks at random places, but EntityFieldTest is passing with those changes now. There will obviously be lots of failures but that's ok ;)
I'm also fine with doing S2 first, but I wanted to see how the content entity API will look like when doing this and starting to understand the problems. For example, EntityFieldTest already nicely shows some of the drawbacks that @fago pointed out, like getRoot() returning the wrapper object and not the actual entity.
I also think that part of the problem of the definition objects was already addressed in the other issue, it's getDataDefinition() now I think and no longer getDefinition. No idea about the current state of the definition objects, though.
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The last submitted patch, 53: typed-data-wrappers-53.patch, failed testing.
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
53: typed-data-wrappers-53.patch queued for re-testing.
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The last submitted patch, 53: typed-data-wrappers-53.patch, failed testing.
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new | typed-data-wrappers-58.patch | 26.87 KB |
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new | typed-data-wrappers-58-interdiff.txt | 6.59 KB |
Fixed a few more things, maybe this will be able to install?
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new | typed-data-wrappers-60.patch | 31.64 KB |
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new | typed-data-wrappers-60-interdiff.txt | 4.87 KB |
Fixing unit tests to get some real results. The crazy stuff that's going on in some unit tests is.. crazy ;)
Also removed a weird and wrong check in EntityNormalizer, there's no reason to ignore id fields? o.0
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The last submitted patch, 60: typed-data-wrappers-60.patch, failed testing.
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new | typed-data-wrappers-62.patch | 46.28 KB |
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new | typed-data-wrappers-62-interdiff.txt | 16.37 KB |
Wow, hal entity serialization is fully of crazy stuff and hacks.
Found out why it had the !is_object() check in there... EntityReferenceItemNormalizer also passed in config entities, which only worked because it also used the included_fields option to only return the uuid. That then called something like $node_type->get('uuid'), which returned the UUID as a string, which then was filtered out again. So that somehow worked but resulted in incomplete definitions without UUID's for config entities I think.
For now, made that normalizer only apply to content entity references. Should probably be renamed as well, just like I renamed EntityNormalizer? There's an issue to add config entity serialization support, but we don't support them as they don't have validate() for example anyway...
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The last submitted patch, 62: typed-data-wrappers-62.patch, failed testing.
Still cannot look at code, but saw #2216569: Move Entity/TypedData normalization inline pass in my twitter feed. Might want to synchronize ?
According to this patch, setFieldValues() is only called in core/modules/system/lib/Drupal/system/Tests/Entity/EntityTranslationTest.php
In #2216569: Move Entity/TypedData normalization inline we discussed having EntityInterface::toArray(), which would basically be the same as getFieldValues().
If we rename getFieldValues here, we can rename ConfigEntityInterface::getExportProperties in another issue, and we'll finally have a unified way to get the values of an entity as an array!
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new | typed-data-wrappers-66.patch | 43.29 KB |
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Grml, spent way too much time debugging the Symfony Serializer because their normalizer cache is inconsistently used, so I incorrectly assumed my change could work. Not sure why there even are supports*() methods when the results is cached by class anyway, it would be much easier if it would just have methods to get the class and supported formats and check that.
Opened up https://github.com/symfony/symfony/pull/10457 to at least unify the use of the normalizer cache there.
Need a break now, will look into renaming the method tomorrow.
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Ok, hopefully fixed the remaining tests.
Removed setFieldValues() and renamed getFieldValues() to toArray().
Need some feedback on how to continue here... The patch proves that the adapter approach works, but does so by manually wrapping it every time it's necessary. should we have $entity->getDataWrapper() ? Should we maybe have an interface for that ?
To understand the serializer changes, see the attached patch between the output of entity/node/1 before and after the patch.
- Before, a broken node_type was in there, with an empty href and no uuid
- nid is now no longer in there, because we now check for the actual entity ID not just a field named "id".
- Looking at that, having the revision id in there is just as problematic, but it's not our problem to solve.
Related to config entity references: I think we should support to reference those by ID and provide a target id entity resolver. See what I did for to support that in the default_content module in https://github.com/md-systems/default_content/commit/e180dda7945be1b99a6....
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@@ -491,9 +416,9 @@ public function getFieldDefinitions() {
- public function getPropertyValues() {
+ public function toArray() {That rename is excellent, I very much like toArray() as it is immediately clear what it does.
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@@ -124,4 +124,69 @@ public function getFieldDefinition($name);
+ * @param $field_name
+ * The name of the field to get; e.g., 'title' or 'name'.@param daty type is missing, also elsewhere.
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+ * Note that the class only registers the plugin, and is actually never used.
+ * \Drupal\Core\Entity\Entity is available for use as base class.The class is never used, but it still contains methods? What's the point then? Please clarify.
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+class EntityTypedDataWrapper implements \IteratorAggregate, ComplexDataInterface {This reminds me of entity metadata wrappers in D7. Is that really what we want again? I guess I'm not up to speed with recent meta data improvements in core, but introducing wrappers again feels wrong. I assume that most entity API use cases now can be done very well without metadata inspection on the typed data level? Then special casing the typed data use cases with this wrapper might be the right thing.
The changes to the HAL serializer look fine, the original code is quite old and therefore might look weird.
3. & 4. The documentation and class name is bogus, I just did something to get started. It should very likely be called ...Adapter. Entity API introspection is equally capable as Typed Data, this just provides an Adapter for different API's/method names, which allows us to move methods on entities that make sense (getFields() instead of getProperties() and so on.
getProperties() -> toArray() is something that would make sense for ComplexDataInterface as well I think...
Issue tags: | +KV Entity Storage |
Postponed #2216569: Move Entity/TypedData normalization inline on this. Loving the toArray() name change!


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Across Israel, Meir Panim responds to the growing needs of the country's 1.75 million impoverished residents through various food and social service programs.
Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard is facing a backlash from part of the country's Jewish population of 107,000 following her announcement of election on September 14, which also is Yom Kippur.
Jewish legislator Michael Danby said Labor must allow special voting arrangements for Jews or lose support from voters, the Australian "news.com" website reported.
"As a matter of personal conscience I will be unable to participate on election day. It is my practice, with my wife Amanda, to observe Yom Kippur," Danby said in a statement. "I hope my constituents will respect my consistency in this matter just as I try to be consistent in others."
He said he is negotiating with a government minister "to ensure arrangements for the fullest participation of the Australian Jewish Community in our Australian democratic process. This will mean extra attention to postal voting and particularly pre-polling" in areas with a heavy Jewish population.
Liberal party Member of Parliament Josh Frydenberg wrote on Twitter that the election timing: "disenfranchises many Jewish Australians and is incredibly sloppy work."
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Shows complete indifference and lack of sensitivity, Certainly no election would be called onFootball Finals Day, Easter nor Muslim holy day.
This is an absolutely stupid article that is full of half truths and misrepresentations. Australian Feberal elections have always been held on a Saturday (Shabbat). There is no disenfranchisement as many Australian Jewish leaders have pointed out. There has always been Absent Voting (postal voting), which many will utilise (not just Jews). And those areas that have high Jewish populations will invaribly have early voting. Voting in Australia is compulsory, therefore the Australian Electoral Commission makes our obligation to vote very easy.
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Didn't think I was gonna get such an easy second chance with this beer, much less on tap, but here we are. It pours a hazy amber topped by a couple fingers of cream foam. The nose comprises soft cheese, tart berries, light wine grapes, and a bit of biscuit. The taste brings in more of the same, with a strong semi-lactic sourness pervading quite nicely. It's strong, but you get to keep some of your enamel if you do things right. The body is a light medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a dry, sticky finish. Overall, a very nice sour, though I'm unsure whether or not the coriander ahd much impact, if any. Just sayin'. Good times, though.
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Written by The Illustrated News Editorial Staff Thursday, 20 February 2014 00:00
Fifth-grade students from Center Street Elementary School in Williston Park, under the direction of teachers Madeleine Maier and MaryEllen Guarini, performed Harmony High at the Herrick Community Center for the senior citizens in the district on Feb. 6.
The students had been practicing for the last five months, learning songs and dance routines. They learned skills that allowed them to overcome shyness and build self-confidence by playing a variety of characters on stage. The theme of the show, "We
all try to get along because life is a beautiful song," teaches great lessons about friendship and acceptance of differences. Students worked before and after school and during lunch recess to perfect their singing and dancing.
The visit to the senior citizens was a reminder of the special link students have with the community. Later the students went into the audience to talk to attendees.
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It's a family affair for the Winters of Port Washington when they make pilgrimages to Bobb Howard's General Store in New Hyde Park. "There's something in that store for everyone," says Tracy Winters, who has been a customer of this retro candy and toy store for eight years. Tracy goes for the Astro Pops, husband Michael gets Marshmallow Twists and Tracy's mother, Phyllis Heller of Bellmore, can't resist the Goldenberg Peanut Chews. Jake, Tracy's older son, isn't a candy lover so he gravitates to the old-time toys and nostalgia posters.
Jamie Waller of Queens says it made him feel like a kid again when he saw the wall of candy with treats from the 1990s and 1950s sitting next to each other. "Anything you can possibly want is there," he says. For Jamie, a big treat is Circus Peanuts, peanut-shaped marshmallows. "My dad used to love them when he was a kid," he says.
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After missing the playoffs two straight years, the Sewanhaka Indians Boys lacrosse team will face tougher odds if it hopes to advance to postseason play in 2014.
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 58,000
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Cons: "Reputation - perspective, not realistic."
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"We are the original owners with 60,000 miles. I am a retired and Certified auto tech in 5 of 8 auto fields with current certifications. I know cars. Pros - So far, no problems. Oil changes and tires are all it's required other than a little gas. $15,000 and change new, seven years, and it is worth about half that now. 1 recall without the symptoms (leaky fuel injector), but GM changed it out with a fast friendly attitude just in case. Sporty little car. I have the 5 spd manual by choice. Peppy for 140 horses and fun to drive. Insurance has been very reasonable for fill coverage. It even still has the original battery! Stereo is wimpy but ok unless you are an enthusiast. Spoiler is positioned perfectly to block the headlights of those idiots out there who get way to close to your bumper - yes, you know the ones I mean! I had an aftermarket orange moving and towing company put a hitch on it to tow my 500lb trailer and my 800 lb Harley. No problems even in the mountains of TN. It does lower the MPG down to low to mid 20's but that is normal in any towing situation. The owners manual says it is ok up to 1500lbs. my experience confirms that. Cons - back side windows offer little vision for lane change, as is true for most coupes. Headlight covers are yellowing a little early from oxidation - could be the Florida sun, not sure. A $20 kit and some elbow grease will fix that. Personal opinion - American cars get a bad Rep. Too many people think that foreign cars are better. How many recalls did "Toyo" cars have lately? Uh-huh! I rest my case on that. Perception! I have had 5 brand new GM vehicles since mid 90s and all of them went over 100,000 miles without stranding me at the dealership before i decided to buy a new car (I like new cars). I have had two foreign new cars. Currently the wife drives a 2011, $30,000 Rogue with two recalls in less than 23,000 miles. We are lucky to get mid 20's mpg and its already lost over 30% of its value! Nice ride, but that value of paying so much for it doesn't stack up for me. I root for the home team even when they they don't bring home the championship title. cars should be the same way. Why send the majority of profits to Japan owners instead of our own troubled economy. We make a decent car too."
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By midwest homer on Wednesday, December 25, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 90,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "very consistent with gas consumption rate"
Cons: "seats are getting that "worn out feeling"."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"have had no major repairs, or costs/breakdowns as yet. very stable, and consistently cost efficient. finally had my first headlight go out. but the repair was very straight forward-and easy for the owner to take care of. wish Pontiac was still in business!"
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By Jaynie on Thursday, November 21, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 65,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "Great Price, Fun to Drive, Reliable, Gas Mileage"
Cons: "No Cruise Control although it's fully stocked"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I've had my G5 for three and a half years now. It's been driven quite a lot, and been taken on many long distance trips. It's been serviced regularly, and it has never once broken down or proven to be unreliable. I'm about ready to buy a new car, and no matter how much nicer, this car will always have a place in my heart."
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 42,000
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"This has been a very dependable car. Good mpg and to cast to maintain. Sad to see the Pontiac band discontinued."
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 60,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "Great value, fun to drive, sporty, good first car"
Cons: "NONE"
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Bartlett, R-Md., joined with the Humane Society of the United States and the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine to stump for a bill — the "Great Ape Protection and Cost Savings Act" — to prohibit "invasive research" on chimpanzees. The bill also would retire the approximately 500 government-owned chimps in labs to private sanctuaries within three years.
Bartlett, who has a doctorate in human physiology, said at a news conference that science has changed, and it is time to end chimp research. "There's just no valid argument to continue to keep these great apes as they're now being kept," Bartlett said.
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After signing up for the trial I saw a button to press to claim my 10.00 certificate. After pressing on it, it took me to the page I've attached. I then went to the bottom of that page and hit 'submit'. It then took me to the confirmation screen thanking me and verifying my gift card request.
Also, after doing all that, I went to my email that I signed up with and there was also a link that took me to claim the certificate also. |
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2013 Fed 100
Name: Danny Werfel Title: Controller, Office of Federal Financial ManagementAgency: Office of Management and Budget
A "consummate public servant." Werfel oversaw the integration of technology with other management disciplines and became the designated testifier before Congress on myriad IT issues. Known as "Mr. Shutdown," he spearheaded the planning for debt ceiling and sequestration impacts, and was influential in multiple migrations of financial management systems to modular approaches. "Danny is a consummate public servant who cares deeply about the improvement of government and the stewardship of taxpayer dollars to ensure we're not spending money on things that don't work," said Dan Chenok, executive director of the IBM Center for the Business of Government.
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