Fixes T6734. This is a very generic fix, which basically attaches the subscribers if necessary. This seems like a good idea given there's some crazy generic code doing this sort of thing? This would end up being a new pattern for these types of objects that may be loaded by a general object query but then get some editor action against them.
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epriestley - Maniphest Tasks
- T6734: PhabricatorDataNotAttachedException when awarding a token
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rPdda8e64a3e31: Maniphest - load subscribers in getApplicationTransactionsObject
I can't actually reproduce this in my sandbox so I'll verify live again.
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How about doing this in Herald instead? That would be more consistent with how Herald loads other types of data.
I feel like that's a bit cleaner than loading in getApplicationTransactionObject().
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This error in T6734 is from PhabricatorTokenGivenEditor, in the publishTransaction method.
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(AFAIK Herald is okay because it gets invoked via the ManiphestEditor now, and the ManiphestTask is properly loaded.)
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Oh, hrrm -- this is the trace I'm seeing (definitely looks like a Herald issue?) -- do you have a different one?
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I think to get this to repro, add a Herald rule which acts on subscribers, like this one:
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I don't get this to reproduce with a herald rule:
I can give tokens to tasks with no errors regardless of whether xerxes is subscribed, not subscribed, unsubscribed, or subscribed with others.
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(also I guess all this is sort of a hint at how this can go awry with projects conditionally loading eventually...)