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Dashboard Api Controller: call UpdateComponentCommand only with modified params #4403

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@ppomes ppomes commented Jun 18, 2024

After merging #4402, changing a component state with no tags creates a tag "[]" in DB (an empty array to string).

Fix: calls to UpdateComponentCommand from dash controller should be done only on modified params, as it is done on incident creation/updates.

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$component->link,
$component->order,
$component->group_id,
$component->enabled,
$component->meta,
$component->tags,
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This definitely doesn't look right to me...

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Hum.. that's the same logic implemented anywhere else? Example from ./app/Bus/Handlers/Commands/Incident/CreateIncidentCommandHandler.php:

        // Update the component.
        if ($component = Component::find($command->component_id)) {
            execute(new UpdateComponentCommand(
                Component::find($command->component_id),
                null,
                null,
                $command->component_status,
                null,
                null,
                null,
                null,
                null,
                null,
                true  // Silent mode
            ));

To see the problem, try updating a component with no flag in the dashboard multiple times, and have a look to flags in DB after each update.

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To see the problem, try updating a component with no flag in the dashboard multiple times, and have a look to flags in DB after each update.

I mean: with my PR's merged last week. They broke components updates from the gui. The current PR fix them.

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