Fix wrong class metadata used if adding a reference using query builder#3004
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Adapted failing test and fixed CS issues |
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Thank you very much for reporting the bug and for providing a fix.
I’m not very familiar with this code part, do you have any thoughts on the question below?
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LGTM. It should be merged into 2.16.x as this is a bugfix.
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Summary
We noticed that when using a reference and then adding a complex expression afterwards. Inside the expression the class meta data of the reference object is used and not from the original document.
Added a tests to show this behaviour. Without the fix this will throw a fatal error
Object of class MongoDB\BSON\UTCDateTime could not be converted to intThat we have two fields with the same name on two models, but with different types is kinda a fuck up on our side. But I think the ODM still should support this.
If you do not use the
$orand do only a$gte, then it works without the fix. Or what we did in our case as a workaround, adding the equals after the expression.The fix is small, but getting the test to work was some work.