[5.x] Update error indexes when sets/rows are removed #11341
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duncanmcclean
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Jan 10, 2025
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| this.$store.commit(`publish/${this.storeName}/setErrors`, errors); |
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It looks like publish/storeName/setErrors updates the errors in the Vuex state, but it doesn't affect the errors property in the PublishForm component.... not sure if that'll end up being an issue? 🤔
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Grid/Replicator/Bard/etc is fairly different in v6 - let's see if this is still an issue and fix it there instead. |
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This pull request attempts to fix an issue where errors in Replicator/Grid fields would be displayed on the wrong set/row after a set/row has been removed.
This PR attempts to fix it by updating the indexes in error keys whenever sets/rows are removed.
It's a bit gnarly... I'm not entirely convinced this is the right solution, so let me know if you can think of a better one.
Fixes #10704.
Fixes #11286.