Fix #3419: Deleting a post doesn't clear parent's "parent" status.

Bug: when deleting a child post and the "Move favorites to parent?" option is
set, the parent's has_active_children flag is not cleared.

`give_favorites_to_parent` moves the votes, and moving the votes has the
side effect of reloading the post (to get the new score). But reloading
the post wipes out the is_deleted_changed? flag, which is used by `update_parent_on_save`.

Fix: update the `is_deleted` flag *before* moving favorites, so that the
`update_parent_on_save` callback runs before `give_favorite_to_parent` runs.
This commit is contained in:
evazion
2017-12-05 18:53:13 -06:00
parent feb3ec0750
commit acd49be4cc
2 changed files with 19 additions and 11 deletions

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@@ -1369,18 +1369,15 @@ class Post < ApplicationRecord
Post.transaction do
flag!(reason, is_deletion: true)
self.is_deleted = true
self.is_pending = false
self.is_flagged = false
self.is_banned = true if options[:ban] || has_tag?("banned_artist")
update_columns(
:is_deleted => is_deleted,
:is_pending => is_pending,
:is_flagged => is_flagged,
:is_banned => is_banned
)
update({
is_deleted: true,
is_pending: false,
is_flagged: false,
is_banned: is_banned || options[:ban] || has_tag?("banned_artist")
}, without_protection: true)
# XXX This must happen *after* the `is_deleted` flag is set to true (issue #3419).
give_favorites_to_parent if options[:move_favorites]
update_parent_on_save
unless options[:without_mod_action]
ModAction.log("deleted post ##{id}, reason: #{reason}")

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@@ -353,6 +353,17 @@ class PostTest < ActiveSupport::TestCase
p1.reload
assert(p1.has_children?, "Parent should have children")
end
should "clear the has_active_children flag when the 'move favorites' option is set" do
user = FactoryGirl.create(:gold_user)
p1 = FactoryGirl.create(:post)
c1 = FactoryGirl.create(:post, :parent_id => p1.id)
c1.add_favorite!(user)
assert_equal(true, p1.reload.has_active_children?)
c1.delete!("test", :move_favorites => true)
assert_equal(false, p1.reload.has_active_children?)
end
end
context "one child" do