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For some reason (probably some problem with one of the serializers) we
sometimes lack an id attribute for a promise that we get for a repo
relationship on build. Because of that doing `build.get('repo.id')` may
sometimes return undefined. A temporary workaround is to make sure that
we always can access the `repository_id` property.
39 lines
1.2 KiB
CoffeeScript
39 lines
1.2 KiB
CoffeeScript
`import Ember from 'ember'`
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`import V2FallbackSerializer from 'travis/serializers/v2_fallback'`
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Serializer = V2FallbackSerializer.extend
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isNewSerializerAPI: true
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attrs: {
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_config: { key: 'config' }
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_finishedAt: { key: 'finished_at' }
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_startedAt: { key: 'started_at' }
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_duration: { key: 'duration' }
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}
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keyForV2Relationship: (key, typeClass, method) ->
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if key == 'repo'
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'repository_id'
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else
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@_super.apply(this, arguments)
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normalize: (modelClass, resourceHash) ->
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result = @_super(modelClass, resourceHash)
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data = result.data
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# for some reasone repo's promise not always has its id set
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# so we can't always do build.get('repo.id')
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# this ensures that repositoryId is always reachable on build
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# TODO: look into the real cause of the problem (maybe it will be gone
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# after fully switching to V3 and/or updating ember-data)
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if repoId = resourceHash.repository_id
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data.attributes.repositoryId = repoId
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else if resourceHash.repository
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if href = resourceHash.repository['@href']
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id = href.match(/\d+/)[0]
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data.attributes.repositoryId = id
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return result
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`export default Serializer`
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