Re: [Perl-workflow-devel] in 1.32 add_config does not work for condition

[Jonas B. N. <jo...@gm...>]

Hi Sergei,

It has not been our goal to break backwards compatibility, since we  
aim for stability,

So if this has work earlier it sounds like we have introduced a bug.

I will investigate over the weekend and get back to you.

jonasbn

On 17/04/2009, at 00.01, Sergei Vyshenski wrote:

> Hi,
>
> A tiresome problem has knocked me after a move to ver. 1.32.
>
> Let @entry be something like
>
> my @entry = ({
>          name => 'some name',
>          class => 'some class',
>          ...
>        });
>
> Then a call
>
> $factory->add_config( persister  => \@entry );
>
> is similar to those used in some of the tests supplied with ver 1.32  
> and
> works fine. But a call
>
> $factory->add_config( condition  => \@entry );
>
> has no analog in the supplied tests and seems not working. That is no
> data structures associated with condition are created. This could be
> explicitly verified with use of
>
> print STDERR Dumper($factory)."\n";
>
> after calling add_config.
>
> This problem was absent in ver 0.31.
>
> This problem prevents correct start of the OpenXPKI server (which is a
> PKI related project) with default configuration files related to its
> workflows.
>
> Do you think this could be a bug, or just a new feature?
> If the latter, could you please recommend a correct way to add
> configuration for a condition.
>
> Note that OpenXPKI uses both add_config and also add_config_from_file
> (which works fine) because of historical reasons. If add_config is out
> of fashion today, do you think that OpenXPKI should completely migrate
> to add_config_from_file? This would be quite a job to do though.
>
> All the best, Sergei
>
> P.S. Adding config for action seems to have similar problems. And for
> validator too...
>
>
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