Remove empty instanceDir if a user quits the identity dialog #6020
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| @@ -72,4 +75,8 @@ private static boolean userIsValid(String user) { | |||
| public String getFormTitle() { | |||
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| FileUtils.purgeMediaPath(instanceFolder); | |||
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I'm wondering if there's more of a shared place we can handle this clean up. It looks like you can't call FormSaveViewModel#ignoreChanges in this scenario as the FormSaveViewModel won't know about the FormController yet.
Where does this instance folder actually get created?
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Where does this instance folder actually get created?
I'm wondering if there's more of a shared place we can handle this clean up.
I was also thinking about that and I'm aware of the fact that this solution is maybe not perfect but I wasn't able to find a better one. If there is a form that requires identity we don't even save formController before passing it formControllerAvailable so it's not available in other places to read the dir parth and remove.
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Maybe we could pull a chunk of the code in FormSaveViewModel#ignoreChanges out into a use case that can be called in both places? Thinking about that
I'm actually wondering whether if the clean up code in ignoreChanges should just be called whenever we end form filling? It might be that we could start thinking of FormSessionRepository more like one of our data services and move logic like that in there (it could be triggered from clear for example).
Maybe I'm thinking about this incorrectly, but the bug doesn't feel high priority enough to not take these opportunities to restructure while fixing it.
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FormSaveViewModel as the name suggest is responsible for saving-related operations. using it in this case where we don't even enter the form-filling view sounds a little bit weird to me. Do you really think it would be a better place?
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I was more meaning the shared code would move out FormSaveViewModel to a separate use case rather than using it in both places.
| @@ -72,4 +75,8 @@ private static boolean userIsValid(String user) { | |||
| public String getFormTitle() { | |||
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| public void exit() { | |||
| FileUtils.purgeMediaPath(instanceFolder); | |||
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Maybe we could pull a chunk of the code in FormSaveViewModel#ignoreChanges out into a use case that can be called in both places? Thinking about that
I'm actually wondering whether if the clean up code in ignoreChanges should just be called whenever we end form filling? It might be that we could start thinking of FormSessionRepository more like one of our data services and move logic like that in there (it could be triggered from clear for example).
Maybe I'm thinking about this incorrectly, but the bug doesn't feel high priority enough to not take these opportunities to restructure while fixing it.
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Closes #5921
Why is this the best possible solution? Were any other approaches considered?
I think adding the
exitmethod toIdentityPromptViewModelis a good solution because it is consistent with what we does for another ViewModel (FormEntryViewModel).How does this change affect users? Describe intentional changes to behavior and behavior that could have accidentally been affected by code changes. In other words, what are the regression risks?
This should only fix the issue and have no side effects.
Do we need any specific form for testing your changes? If so, please attach one.
Any form with Enumerator identification
Does this change require updates to documentation? If so, please file an issue here and include the link below.
No.
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./gradlew connectedAndroidTest(or./gradlew testLab) and confirmed all checks still pass