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Current implementation of controllers makes it hard to implement favicon changes outside of build/job controllers. The problem is that if a job is viewed, both controller are populated, which means they will both send state change events to change favicon. This commit adds a check for build controller, which allows to disable state change events when we're viewing a job
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1.2 KiB
CoffeeScript
44 lines
1.2 KiB
CoffeeScript
`import TravisRoute from 'travis/routes/basic'`
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Route = TravisRoute.extend
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titleToken: (model) ->
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"Job ##{model.get('number')}"
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serialize: (model, params) ->
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id = if model.get then model.get('id') else model
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{ job_id: id }
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setupController: (controller, model) ->
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if model && !model.get
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model = @store.recordForId('job', model)
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@store.find('job', model)
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repo = @controllerFor('repo')
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@controllerFor('job').set('job', model)
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repo.activate('job')
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if build = model.get('build')
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build = @store.recordForId('build', build.get('id'))
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buildController = @controllerFor('build')
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# this is a hack to not set favicon changes from build
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# controller while we're viewing job, this should go away
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# after refactoring of controllers
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buildController.set('sendFaviconStateChanges', false)
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buildController.set('build', build)
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model: (params) ->
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@store.find('job', params.job_id)
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deactivate: ->
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buildController = @controllerFor('build')
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buildController.set('sendFaviconStateChanges', true)
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@controllerFor('build').set('build', null)
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@controllerFor('job').set('job', null)
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@_super.apply(this, arguments)
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`export default Route`
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