[Dbix-class] What is the actual problem with component load order and how to fix it? [EXT]

[Daniel Böhmer]

Hi everyone,

I'd really appreciate when someone with more expertise than me could 
take
a look on this. I can do more research on my own but what is the right
direction to go for?

Daniel


On 2021-01-17 14:47, Daniel Böhmer wrote:
> Hi James,
> 
> On 2021-01-17 10:25, James Gilbert wrote:
>> What are the column definitions in the tables?
> 
> Well, this is all on GitHub. The files for Result
> classes with boolean columns are:
> 
> https://github.com/dboehmer/coocook/blob/issue142/lib/Coocook/Schema/Result/Item.pm
> https://github.com/dboehmer/coocook/blob/issue142/lib/Coocook/Schema/Result/Project.pm
> https://github.com/dboehmer/coocook/blob/issue142/lib/Coocook/Schema/Result/RecipeIngredient.pm
> https://github.com/dboehmer/coocook/blob/issue142/lib/Coocook/Schema/Result/DishIngredient.pm
> https://github.com/dboehmer/coocook/blob/issue142/lib/Coocook/Schema/Result/Unit.pm
> 
> As it happens each class has only 1 boolean column.
> 
> Failed Result classes: RecipeIngredient, DishIngredient
> 
> Passed Result classes: Item, Project, Unit
> 
>> Are they the same? It
>> may fail depending on what the default values for the columns are and
>> if they can be null.
> 
> Classes with default_value: Item, Project
> 
> Classes w/o default_value: RecipeIngredien, DishIngredient, Unit
> 
> So my Result::Unit has no default_value on its 'space' column
> but also passes the test. I don't think there can be a
> correlation between the existence of a default_value and the issue.
> 
> Any other ideas?
> 
>> 
>> James
> 
> Thank you for looking into this!
> 
> Kind regards
> Daniel
> 
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