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[REF] extract getConflicts function 

This is for readability but I also want to add an api that retrieves conflicts without
trying a merge for more control
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......@@ -924,92 +924,13 @@ INNER JOIN civicrm_membership membership2 ON membership1.membership_type_id = m
* - Does a force merge otherwise (aggressive mode).
*
* @param array $conflicts
* An empty array to be filed with conflict information.
*
* @return bool
*/
public static function skipMerge($mainId, $otherId, &$migrationInfo, $mode = 'safe', &$conflicts = []) {
$originalMigrationInfo = $migrationInfo;
foreach ($migrationInfo as $key => $val) {
if ($val === "null") {
// Rule: Never overwrite with an empty value (in any mode)
unset($migrationInfo[$key]);
continue;
}
elseif ((in_array(substr($key, 5), CRM_Dedupe_Merger::getContactFields()) or
substr($key, 0, 12) == 'move_custom_'
) and $val != NULL
) {
// Rule: If both main-contact, and other-contact have a field with a
// different value, then let $mode decide if to merge it or not
if (
(!empty($migrationInfo['rows'][$key]['main'])
// For custom fields a 0 (e.g in an int field) could be a true conflict. This
// is probably true for other fields too - e.g. 'do_not_email' but
// leaving that investigation as a @todo - until tests can be written.
// Note the handling of this has test coverage - although the data-typing
// of '0' feels flakey we have insurance.
|| ($migrationInfo['rows'][$key]['main'] === '0' && substr($key, 0, 12) == 'move_custom_')
)
&& $migrationInfo['rows'][$key]['main'] != $migrationInfo['rows'][$key]['other']
) {
// note it down & lets wait for response from the hook.
// For no response $mode will decide if to skip this merge
$conflicts[$key] = NULL;
}
}
elseif (substr($key, 0, 14) == 'move_location_' and $val != NULL) {
$locField = explode('_', $key);
$fieldName = $locField[2];
$fieldCount = $locField[3];
// Rule: Catch address conflicts (same address type on both contacts)
if (
isset($migrationInfo['main_details']['location_blocks'][$fieldName]) &&
!empty($migrationInfo['main_details']['location_blocks'][$fieldName])
) {
// Load the address we're inspecting from the 'other' contact
$addressRecord = $migrationInfo['other_details']['location_blocks'][$fieldName][$fieldCount];
$addressRecordLocTypeId = CRM_Utils_Array::value('location_type_id', $addressRecord);
// If it exists on the 'main' contact already, skip it. Otherwise
// if the location type exists already, log a conflict.
foreach ($migrationInfo['main_details']['location_blocks'][$fieldName] as $mainAddressKey => $mainAddressRecord) {
if (self::locationIsSame($addressRecord, $mainAddressRecord)) {
unset($migrationInfo[$key]);
break;
}
elseif ($addressRecordLocTypeId == $mainAddressRecord['location_type_id']) {
$conflicts[$key] = NULL;
break;
}
}
}
// For other locations, don't merge/add if the values are the same
elseif (CRM_Utils_Array::value('main', $migrationInfo['rows'][$key]) == $migrationInfo['rows'][$key]['other']) {
unset($migrationInfo[$key]);
}
}
}
// A hook to implement other algorithms for choosing which contact to bias to when
// there's a conflict (to handle "gotchas"). fields_in_conflict could be modified here
// merge happens with new values filled in here. For a particular field / row not to be merged
// field should be unset from fields_in_conflict.
$migrationData = [
'old_migration_info' => $originalMigrationInfo,
'mode' => $mode,
'fields_in_conflict' => $conflicts,
'merge_mode' => $mode,
'migration_info' => $migrationInfo,
];
CRM_Utils_Hook::merge('batch', $migrationData, $mainId, $otherId);
$conflicts = $migrationData['fields_in_conflict'];
// allow hook to override / manipulate migrationInfo as well
$migrationInfo = $migrationData['migration_info'];
$conflicts = self::getConflicts($migrationInfo, $mainId, $otherId, $mode);
if (!empty($conflicts)) {
foreach ($conflicts as $key => $val) {
......@@ -1023,9 +944,7 @@ INNER JOIN civicrm_membership membership2 ON membership1.membership_type_id = m
}
}
// if there are conflicts and mode is aggressive, allow hooks to decide if to skip merges
if (array_key_exists('skip_merge', $migrationData)) {
return (bool) $migrationData['skip_merge'];
}
return (bool) $migrationInfo['skip_merge'];
}
return FALSE;
}
......@@ -2434,4 +2353,108 @@ INNER JOIN civicrm_membership membership2 ON membership1.membership_type_id = m
return $cFields;
}
/**
* Get conflicts for proposed merge pair.
*
* @param array $migrationInfo
* This is primarily to inform hooks. The can also modify it which feels
* pretty fragile to do it here - but it is historical.
* @param int $mainId
* Main contact with whom merge has to happen.
* @param int $otherId
* Duplicate contact which would be deleted after merge operation.
* @param string $mode
* Helps decide how to behave when there are conflicts.
* - A 'safe' value skips the merge if there are any un-resolved conflicts.
* - Does a force merge otherwise (aggressive mode).
*
* @return array
*/
public static function getConflicts(&$migrationInfo, $mainId, $otherId, $mode) {
$conflicts = [];
$originalMigrationInfo = $migrationInfo;
foreach ($migrationInfo as $key => $val) {
if ($val === "null") {
// Rule: Never overwrite with an empty value (in any mode)
unset($migrationInfo[$key]);
continue;
}
elseif ((in_array(substr($key, 5), CRM_Dedupe_Merger::getContactFields()) or
substr($key, 0, 12) == 'move_custom_'
) and $val != NULL
) {
// Rule: If both main-contact, and other-contact have a field with a
// different value, then let $mode decide if to merge it or not
if (
(!empty($migrationInfo['rows'][$key]['main'])
// For custom fields a 0 (e.g in an int field) could be a true conflict. This
// is probably true for other fields too - e.g. 'do_not_email' but
// leaving that investigation as a @todo - until tests can be written.
// Note the handling of this has test coverage - although the data-typing
// of '0' feels flakey we have insurance.
|| ($migrationInfo['rows'][$key]['main'] === '0' && substr($key, 0, 12) == 'move_custom_')
)
&& $migrationInfo['rows'][$key]['main'] != $migrationInfo['rows'][$key]['other']
) {
// note it down & lets wait for response from the hook.
// For no response $mode will decide if to skip this merge
$conflicts[$key] = NULL;
}
}
elseif (substr($key, 0, 14) == 'move_location_' and $val != NULL) {
$locField = explode('_', $key);
$fieldName = $locField[2];
$fieldCount = $locField[3];
// Rule: Catch address conflicts (same address type on both contacts)
if (
isset($migrationInfo['main_details']['location_blocks'][$fieldName]) &&
!empty($migrationInfo['main_details']['location_blocks'][$fieldName])
) {
// Load the address we're inspecting from the 'other' contact
$addressRecord = $migrationInfo['other_details']['location_blocks'][$fieldName][$fieldCount];
$addressRecordLocTypeId = CRM_Utils_Array::value('location_type_id', $addressRecord);
// If it exists on the 'main' contact already, skip it. Otherwise
// if the location type exists already, log a conflict.
foreach ($migrationInfo['main_details']['location_blocks'][$fieldName] as $mainAddressKey => $mainAddressRecord) {
if (self::locationIsSame($addressRecord, $mainAddressRecord)) {
unset($migrationInfo[$key]);
break;
}
elseif ($addressRecordLocTypeId == $mainAddressRecord['location_type_id']) {
$conflicts[$key] = NULL;
break;
}
}
}
// For other locations, don't merge/add if the values are the same
elseif (CRM_Utils_Array::value('main', $migrationInfo['rows'][$key]) == $migrationInfo['rows'][$key]['other']) {
unset($migrationInfo[$key]);
}
}
}
// A hook to implement other algorithms for choosing which contact to bias to when
// there's a conflict (to handle "gotchas"). fields_in_conflict could be modified here
// merge happens with new values filled in here. For a particular field / row not to be merged
// field should be unset from fields_in_conflict.
$migrationData = [
'old_migration_info' => $originalMigrationInfo,
'mode' => $mode,
'fields_in_conflict' => $conflicts,
'merge_mode' => $mode,
'migration_info' => $migrationInfo,
];
CRM_Utils_Hook::merge('batch', $migrationData, $mainId, $otherId);
$conflicts = $migrationData['fields_in_conflict'];
// allow hook to override / manipulate migrationInfo as well
$migrationInfo = $migrationData['migration_info'];
$migrationInfo['skip_merge'] = CRM_Utils_Array::value('skip_merge', $migrationData);
return $conflicts;
}
}
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