AcsfDuplicationScrubCommentStorage.php in Acquia Cloud Site Factory Connector 8
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Namespace
Drupal\acsf\EventFile
src/Event/AcsfDuplicationScrubCommentStorage.phpView source
<?php
namespace Drupal\acsf\Event;
use Drupal\comment\CommentStorage;
/**
* Comment storage class (using a SQL backend) which ignores load failures.
*
* The idea of this class is to prefer scrubbing over consistency; we don't care
* much about load failures since the only reason for loading comments is being
* able to delete them.
*/
class AcsfDuplicationScrubCommentStorage extends CommentStorage {
/**
* Invokes hook_entity_storage_load() while catching exceptions thrown.
*
* Unlike SqlContentEntityStorage's implementation, this prevents a
* hook_comment_storage_load() implementation somewhere in contrib from
* throwing exceptions while loading orphaned comments, and causing
* Wip failures.
*
* Issue https://www.drupal.org/node/2614720 was filed and this method was
* written assuming that Drupal Core itself was throwing exceptions which
* should be caught, while loading orphaned comments. Unfortunately that's not
* the case: RDF module throws a fatal error (not an exception). So now this
* method does not solve a known problem; it's just a semi random extra
* precaution in case a contrib module does funny things. This may be deleted
* if we value minimizing code over supporting random theoretical failures.
*
* @param \Drupal\Core\Entity\ContentEntityInterface[] $entities
* List of entities, keyed on the entity ID.
*/
protected function invokeStorageLoadHook(array &$entities) {
if (!empty($entities)) {
// Call hook_entity_storage_load().
foreach ($this
->moduleHandler()
->getImplementations('entity_storage_load') as $module) {
$function = $module . '_entity_storage_load';
try {
$function($entities, $this->entityTypeId);
} catch (\Exception $e) {
// Don't care.
}
}
// Call hook_TYPE_storage_load().
foreach ($this
->moduleHandler()
->getImplementations($this->entityTypeId . '_storage_load') as $module) {
$function = $module . '_' . $this->entityTypeId . '_storage_load';
try {
$function($entities);
} catch (\Exception $e) {
// Don't care.
}
}
}
}
/**
* Deletes orphaned comments without having to load the full entities first.
*
* The regular EntityStorageInterface::delete() expects fully loaded entities
* as arguments but -because of the above- we cannot load orphaned comments.
* So we'll query for IDs, and mimic delete-related methods so they need
* IDs as an argument instead of full entities.
*
* @param int $limit
* (optional) Maximum number of comments to delete in one go.
* @param int $already_processed_min_id
* (optional) If specified and >0, only delete items with an ID lower than
* this. 0 is interpreted as "no deletion is necessary".
*
* @return array
* The orphaned items that were found, and possibly deleted.
*/
public function deleteOrphanedItems($limit = 0, $already_processed_min_id = -1) {
$cids = $this
->getOrphanedItems($limit, $already_processed_min_id);
if ($cids) {
// First, check if these comments have children which are not orphaned
// (i.e. the commented node and user do exist; the parent comment is only
// orphaned because its parent does not exist). If so, add these to the
// list. (These cannot be loaded without generating fatal errors either,
// because rdf_comment_storage_load() calls $comment->getParentComment()
// which tries to load the whole parent comment which recursively etc.
// until rdf_comment_storage_load() processes the orphaned parent and
// crashes.)
$uid_and_entity_ok = array_filter($cids);
$child_cids = [];
if ($uid_and_entity_ok) {
// Database statement copied/changed from $this->getChildCids():
$child_cids = $this->database
->select('comment_field_data', 'c')
->fields('c', [
'cid',
])
->condition('pid', array_keys($uid_and_entity_ok), 'IN')
->condition('default_langcode', 1)
->execute()
->fetchCol();
}
$cids = array_merge(array_keys($cids), $child_cids);
// Mimic the parts of CommentStorage::delete() that are possible.
// The call structure:
// - Comment::preDelete: is empty.
// - invokeHook('predelete'): needs entity.
// - doDelete():
// - invokeFieldMethod('delete'): needs entity.
// - doDeleteFieldItems(): can be mimicked.
$this
->doDeleteFieldItemsById($cids);
// - resetCache()
$this
->resetCache($cids);
// - Comment::postDelete:
// - deletes child comments: done above.
// - deletes statistics: copying CommentStatistics::delete() code here:
$this->database
->delete('comment_entity_statistics')
->condition('entity_id', $cids, 'IN')
->condition('entity_type', 'comment')
->execute();
// - invokeHook('postdelete'): needs entity.
}
return $cids;
}
/**
* Gets a list of orphaned comment IDs.
*
* 'orphaned' means having an invalid user, commented entity, or parent
* comment. "Commented entity" is only checked for nodes (not other entity
* types).
*
* @param int $limit
* (optional) Maximum number of comment IDs to fetch in one go.
* @param int $already_processed_min_id
* (optional) If specified and >0, only fetch IDs lower than this. 0 is
* interpreted as "no action is necessary".
*
* @return array
* An indexed array indexed by the relevant comment IDs, with a value of 1
* if the user and commented entity are valid (so only the parent comment
* is wrong), and 0 otherwise.
*/
protected function getOrphanedItems($limit = 0, $already_processed_min_id = -1) {
if ($already_processed_min_id == 0) {
return [];
}
$where = "u.uid IS NULL OR (n.nid IS NULL and c.entity_type = 'node')\n OR (pc.cid IS NULL AND c.pid > 0)";
$args = [];
if ($already_processed_min_id > 0) {
$where = "({$where}) AND c.cid < :processed";
$args[':processed'] = $already_processed_min_id;
}
$query = "SELECT c.cid, CASE WHEN u.uid IS NULL OR (n.nid IS NULL and c.entity_type = 'node') THEN 0 ELSE 1 END AS validref\n FROM {comment_field_data} c\n LEFT JOIN {users} u ON c.uid = u.uid\n LEFT JOIN {node} n ON c.entity_id = n.nid\n LEFT JOIN {comment} pc ON c.pid = pc.cid\n WHERE {$where} ORDER BY c.cid DESC";
$statement = $limit ? $this->database
->queryRange($query, 0, $limit, $args) : $this->database
->query($query, $args);
return $statement
->fetchAllKeyed();
}
/**
* Deletes entity field values from the storage.
*
* This is a near copy of SqlContentEntityStorage::doDeleteFieldItems() except
* it takes ids as argument instead of entities.
*
* @param array $ids
* The entity ids.
*/
protected function doDeleteFieldItemsById(array $ids) {
$this->database
->delete($this->entityType
->getBaseTable())
->condition($this->idKey, $ids, 'IN')
->execute();
if ($this->revisionTable) {
$this->database
->delete($this->revisionTable)
->condition($this->idKey, $ids, 'IN')
->execute();
}
if ($this->dataTable) {
$this->database
->delete($this->dataTable)
->condition($this->idKey, $ids, 'IN')
->execute();
}
if ($this->revisionDataTable) {
$this->database
->delete($this->revisionDataTable)
->condition($this->idKey, $ids, 'IN')
->execute();
}
// For backwards compatibility (Drupal >=8.5.0 and <8.7.0).
// This class extends CommentStorage which extends SqlContentEntityStorage
// which extends ContentEntityStorageBase:
// - before Drupal 8.7, ->getBundleInfo() is reachable through
// ContentEntityStorageBase -> entityManager -> entityTypeBundleInfo;
// - starting with Drupal 8.7 ->getBundleInfo() is reachable through
// ContentEntityStorageBase -> entityTypeBundleInfo.
// The EntityManager class is deprecated; lately the purpose of this class
// was only to delegate all method calls to the appropriate service.
//
// The complete removal of the EntityManager class will happen before
// Drupal 9.0.0.
// Although we noticed that in Drupal 8.7.0, core developers started ripping
// off the usage of EntityManager from various entity classes, like:
// -- CommentStorage.php
// -- SqlContentEntityStorage.php
// -- ContentEntityStorageBase.php
// which, starting from Drupal 8.7.0 have the necessary service classes
// properly injected.
// @see https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/3025427
// @see https://git.drupalcode.org/project/drupal/commit/81915a9
// - the core commit which contains these changes.
// Keep using EntityManager is not an option since it is deprecated, and for
// Drupal versions >=8.5.0 and <8.7.0 we need to pull in the service in the
// non-elegant way.
$entityTypeBundleInfo = $this->entityTypeBundleInfo ?: \Drupal::service('entity_type.bundle.info');
// Delete as many dedicated field tables as we can find. This is slightly
// different from the original: since we don't know the original entities'
// bundles, we loop through all bundles that exist for a comment.
foreach (array_keys($entityTypeBundleInfo
->getBundleInfo('comment')) as $bundle) {
$this
->deleteFromDedicatedTablesById($ids, $bundle);
}
}
/**
* Deletes values of fields in dedicated tables for all revisions.
*
* This is a lookalike of SqlContentEntityStorage::deleteFromDedicatedTables()
* which takes an array of ids + a bundle as arguments, instead of a single
* entity.
*
* @param array $ids
* The entity ids.
* @param string $bundle
* A bundle id; must be an existing bundle for 'comment'.
*/
protected function deleteFromDedicatedTablesById(array $ids, $bundle) {
$table_mapping = $this
->getTableMapping();
// For backwards compatibility (Drupal >=8.5.0 and <8.7.0).
// This class extends CommentStorage which extends SqlContentEntityStorage
// which extends ContentEntityStorageBase:
// - before Drupal 8.7.0, ->getFieldDefinitions() is reachable through
// ContentEntityStorageBase -> entityManager -> entityFieldManager;
// - starting with Drupal 8.7.0 ->getFieldDefinitions() is reachable through
// ContentEntityStorageBase -> entityFieldManager.
// The EntityManager class is deprecated; lately the purpose of this class
// was only to delegate all method calls to the appropriate service.
//
// The complete removal of the EntityManager class will happen before
// Drupal 9.0.0.
// Although we noticed that in Drupal 8.7.0, core developers started ripping
// off the usage of EntityManager from various entity classes, like:
// -- CommentStorage.php
// -- SqlContentEntityStorage.php
// -- ContentEntityStorageBase.php
// which, starting from Drupal 8.7.0 have the necessary service classes
// properly injected.
// @see https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/3025427
// @see https://git.drupalcode.org/project/drupal/commit/81915a9
// - the core commit which contains these changes.
// Keep using EntityManager is not an option since it is deprecated, and for
// Drupal versions >=8.5.0 and <8.7.0 we need to pull in the service in the
// non-elegant way.
$entityFieldManager = $this->entityFieldManager ?: \Drupal::service('entity_field.manager');
foreach ($entityFieldManager
->getFieldDefinitions('comment', $bundle) as $field_definition) {
/** @var \Drupal\Core\Field\FieldStorageDefinitionInterface $field_definition */
$storage_definition = $field_definition
->getFieldStorageDefinition();
if (!$table_mapping
->requiresDedicatedTableStorage($storage_definition)) {
continue;
}
$table_name = $table_mapping
->getDedicatedDataTableName($storage_definition);
$revision_name = $table_mapping
->getDedicatedRevisionTableName($storage_definition);
$this->database
->delete($table_name)
->condition('entity_id', $ids, 'IN')
->execute();
if ($this->entityType
->isRevisionable()) {
$this->database
->delete($revision_name)
->condition('entity_id', $ids, 'IN')
->execute();
}
}
}
}
Classes
Name | Description |
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AcsfDuplicationScrubCommentStorage | Comment storage class (using a SQL backend) which ignores load failures. |