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Prioritize legacy container #2428

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Prioritize Legacy Container

If someone override the service through dokan_get_class_container filter then the legacy container service will be used instead of Container Service.

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The changes involve a modification to the __get magic method in the WeDevs_Dokan class found in dokan-class.php. The updated logic alters the order of property retrieval by first checking the legacy_container array for the requested property before checking the main container. This adjustment may affect how properties are accessed and returned within the class.

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dokan-class.php Modified the logic in the __get method to first check legacy_container for properties before the main container.

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  • Change dokan file location #2424: This PR modifies several methods within the WeDevs_Dokan class in dokan-class.php, which may interact with the __get magic method, particularly in how properties are accessed and returned.

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dokan-class.php (1)

111-114: LGTM! Consider adding documentation about container priority.

The change correctly implements the PR objective by prioritizing the legacy container. However, this significant behavioral change should be documented.

Consider adding a comment explaining the container priority:

 public function __get( $prop ) {
+    // First check legacy container to prioritize overridden services
     if ( array_key_exists( $prop, $this->legacy_container ) ) {
         return $this->legacy_container[ $prop ];
     }
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111-114: Verify service override implementations.

Let's check how services are being overridden in the codebase to ensure compatibility with this change.

✅ Verification successful

Service container implementation is properly maintained

The verification shows that the service container implementation is consistent and follows the documented pattern. Key findings:

  • The get_container() method is used consistently throughout the codebase for service retrieval
  • Service container usage is well-documented in docs/container.md
  • The dokan_get_class_container filter is used only for legacy container modifications
  • No breaking changes are introduced by the reviewed code as it maintains the standard container access pattern
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echo "Searching for potential service container usage..."
rg "->get_container\(\)->get\(" -A 2

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rg "dokan_get_class_container" -A 2

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echo "Searching for container property declarations..."
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Comment on lines +111 to +114

if ( $this->get_container()->has( $prop ) ) {
return $this->get_container()->get( $prop );
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Add missing return statement for undefined properties.

The method doesn't return anything when the property is not found in either container. This could lead to undefined behavior.

Apply this fix:

 public function __get( $prop ) {
     if ( array_key_exists( $prop, $this->legacy_container ) ) {
         return $this->legacy_container[ $prop ];
     }

     if ( $this->get_container()->has( $prop ) ) {
         return $this->get_container()->get( $prop );
     }
+    
+    return null; // or throw new \InvalidArgumentException("Property '$prop' not found");
 }

Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.

@mrabbani mrabbani merged commit a3bae94 into develop Nov 6, 2024
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@mrabbani mrabbani deleted the fix/priorotize-legacy-container branch November 6, 2024 03:40
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