The PHP objects in the session from PHP7 cannot be unserialized. Since
they are not needed, we can safely ignore them.
Co-Authored-By: Jim Grundner <james.grundner@rtspecialty.com>
The nature of this bug was two-fold:
1.) A new Date was being instantiated with seconds,
but the constructor expects milliseconds.
2.) The expiration period was not cast to a number,
causing an expression to concatenate strings instead of
adding numeric values; this greatly increased the actual
expiration date.
Prior to this change, a single generic message was always shown simply
stating that the quote had been locked. These changes now allow for
different messages to be displayed in different circumstances.
This now publishes to a fanout exchange instead of a queue, which allows
consumers to handle their own queue configuration.
This also adds some basic logging that was missing from the first version.
Note that I still don't consider this to be production-quality code; it's
missing tests, and there's still notes that need to be addressed.
This is unfortunately not production-ready code, but we need to get
something out there in the meantime. The RatingServicePublish's docblock
mentions some of the shortcomings, which will be addressed in the near
future.
There is also more documentation to come once we settle on an implementation.
DEV-4400
Forward validation failures were never updated to use the new Failure
object, so they ended up showing the default message. The problem was that
`ui.invalidateForm' was replacing the Failure object with a new one with an
empty message.
This change just does the same thing as the change and save events.
* src/client/Client.js (_forwardValidate): Invoke `#_genValidationMessages'
and `_dataValidator.updateFailures'. Stop calling `ui.invalidateForm'.
It looks like the metabucket is never initialized, so saving the quote is
right now the only thing that sets default values. That should be fixed in
the future.
This also begins adding tests for the terrible MongoServerDao, that could
use some refactoring.
* src/server/db/MongoServerDao.js: Make `meta' mutable. I had forgotten to
remove the code that mutates it (since our version of v8 right now does
not blow up for const assignments), so this is all that's needed.
* test/server/db/MongoServerDaoTest.js: New file to test this situation.
The metabucket expects vectors, not scalars. This causes the value
to be inaccessible when loaded by the ProcessManager for rating,
because it uses the Bucket implementation expecting vectors.
This wasn't noticed at first because it works through TAME's map.
* doc/bucket.texi (Metabucket): Clarify expected data format.
* src/server/db/MongoServerDao.js (saveQuote): Store
`meta.liza_timestamp_initial_rated' as a vector.
This value already existed on the document, but was inaccessible to external
systems. This is now accessible to e.g. raters.
* doc/bucket.texi (Metabucket): New section.
* src/server/db/MongoServerDao.js (saveQuote): Set initial quoted date as
liza_timestamp_initial_rated. Update metabucket keys individually so as
not to inadvertently overwrite the entire metabucket.
DEV-3715
Default data was converted to an empty array if the data evaluated to
false. We only want to convert it if it is undefined so values that are
false remain false.
Mark Goldsmith