Fix/update block workflow - #324
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| # hardcoded default workflow | ||
| continue | ||
| existing_workflow_id = w.id | ||
| if w.category != "INITIAL": |
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wouldn't this break if we'd only have INITIAL workflow since existing_workflow_id would never be defined?
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I created a new task to share this example:
Each block in task.blocks contains the workflow attribute (list) with categories: FINAL and INITIAL, even when the block's workflow hasn't been updated. We always have FINAL and INITIAL workflows present on new task/block creation.
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update_block_workflow() currently does not check if the existing_workflow_id is the "FINAL" workflow.
Issue 1:
This causes the existing_workflow_id to become assigned to the "INITIAL" workflow, which can cause a patch error if the FINAL workflow does not equal the INITIAL workflow.
Issue 2:
This also prevents the blocks FINAL workflow from being patched back to the INITIAL workflow