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When a rule is re-applied from the UI, RulesController passes ignore_attribute_locks: true, but Enrichable#enrich_attributes still rejected locked attributes unconditionally, so locked (manually edited or import-locked) transactions were silently skipped and reported as blocked. Thread the flag through enrich_attribute/enrich_attributes as a new ignore_locks keyword (default false, so provider syncs and AI enrichment keep respecting locks) and pass it from the six synchronous rule action executors. Fixes #2051
33 lines
876 B
Ruby
33 lines
876 B
Ruby
class Rule::ActionExecutor::SetTransactionName < Rule::ActionExecutor
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def type
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"text"
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end
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def options
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nil
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end
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def execute(transaction_scope, value: nil, ignore_attribute_locks: false, rule_run: nil)
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return 0 if value.blank?
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scope = transaction_scope.with_entry
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unless ignore_attribute_locks
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# Filter by entry's locked_attributes, not transaction's
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# Since name is on Entry, not Transaction, we need to check entries.locked_attributes
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scope = scope.where.not(
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Arel.sql("entries.locked_attributes ? 'name'")
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)
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end
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count_modified_resources(scope) do |txn|
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# enrich_attribute returns true if the entry was actually modified, false otherwise
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txn.entry.enrich_attribute(
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:name,
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value,
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source: "rule",
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ignore_locks: ignore_attribute_locks
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)
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end
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end
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end
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