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In a very non-obvious chain of misfortune, attempting to adapt some WebCore 1 endpoints to WebCore 2 semantics resulted in very strange issues. Specifically, attempting to navigate below a collection, to a resource, resulted in the collection itself loading rather than the resource.
Root cause: __call__ (object dispatch replacement for WebCore 1's __default__) was left behind and was eagerly used (is_endpoint=True) when the correct method should have been get. There may be a boundary issue where object dispatch is making an authoritative claim about the suitability of the handler, despite needing dispatch transition.
An MCVE has been produced; __call__ will be called with the remaining path elements in preference to __getitem__ and resource dispatch.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The second was difficult to initially see as this code path is only used when .replace()ing tuple elements. The MCVE operates correctly using checkouts of these commits.
In a very non-obvious chain of misfortune, attempting to adapt some WebCore 1 endpoints to WebCore 2 semantics resulted in very strange issues. Specifically, attempting to navigate below a collection, to a resource, resulted in the collection itself loading rather than the resource.
Root cause:
__call__
(object dispatch replacement for WebCore 1's__default__
) was left behind and was eagerly used (is_endpoint=True
) when the correct method should have beenget
. There may be a boundary issue where object dispatch is making an authoritative claim about the suitability of the handler, despite needing dispatch transition.An MCVE has been produced;
__call__
will be called with the remaining path elements in preference to__getitem__
and resource dispatch.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: