The 'beforeSave' trigger breaks the dot notation for subdocuments (cf #567) #3912
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| RestWrite.prototype.buildUpdatedObject = function (extraData) { | |||
| var updatedObject = triggers.inflate(extraData, this.originalData); | |||
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please use const/let instead of var
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You apparently missed this one, @IlyaDiallo , no?
It seems you replaced the other ones but not this.
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I was thinking that the style requirement of let instead of var was only for declarations inside blocks, not at the beginning of a function. Is that wrong ?
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I'm not sure I understand/can answer. @flovilmart, what do you say?
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I mean than this does not conform to the guideline because the var is visible outside the if block:
function f() { if(test) { var v; } }
... but this is (maybe) OK because var and let have the same scope:
function f() { var v; }
BTW is there a written styling guide for the project ?
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PS here it's in fact a const variable , so I've replaced var with const anyway, but the style question still stands.
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we use const for immutable variable (never reassigned) and let in place of vars as they behave more appropriately.
REST update / create queries setting values in subdocuments fail to update the values if a
beforeSavetrigger exists.Example: { "key.subkey" : value }
This is a fix for that issue.