Alexander Limi wrote:
Florent Guillaume:
That's been the intent of the code all along: when you query the
workflow tool and ask it for the state of an object, this is passed
along to DCWorkflow, and if the object doesn't have a state anymore
the initial state is returned.
However if you remove a valid state, nothing queries and recatalogs
all the objects, so they still have an old review_state in the catalog.
"Update security settings" is for a different use case, I'm not sure
it should be retrofitted into doing this.
So why did it work in earlier CMF versions? I'm curious. :)
How early? The current code calls:
ob.reindexObject(idxs=['allowedRolesAndUsers'])
for updated objects, and it's been that since July 2002.
The review state is *not* reindexed. Which is only normal for a method
called updateRoleMappings.
The reason why this is so important to me is that it removes the
ability for non-developers to do any sort of meaningful change to the
workflow. Removing a state and having the objects in that state fall
back to the initial state is extremely useful - whether it was
intentional or not.
I understand the use case. It's just that it's not something the code was
ever supposed to do.
Florent
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