Unable to create a MessengerTask

[guikingone]

Unable to create a MessengerTask

[Guikingone]

Hi @babeuloula 👋🏻

I'm gonna take time to investigate this bug, it should be merged for 0.4.3 🙂

[Guikingone]

Hi @babeuloula 👋🏻

Strange situation, I'm gonna keep an eye on this issues and add more tests to confirm that every task type can be used in Doctrine bridge avec with Messenger integration, I'm closing this PR but working on background on this use case.

Thanks again for the feedback 🙂

[Guikingone]

Hi @babeuloula 👋🏻

Strange behaviour here, I've tried to reproduce the bug locally in the tests, I don't find a way 🤔

Regarding the following comment:

You test a serializer but it's not a normalizer instead ?

The test is written around the serializer as we need a serializer to use ObjectNormalizer, here's a test that tries to reproduce the context:

public function testMessengerTaskCanBeNormalized(): void
    {
        $objectNormalizer = new ObjectNormalizer(null, null, null, new PropertyInfoExtractor([], [new PhpDocExtractor(), new ReflectionExtractor()]));
        $notificationTaskBagNormalizer = new NotificationTaskBagNormalizer($objectNormalizer);

        $normalizer = new TaskNormalizer(
            new DateTimeNormalizer(),
            new DateTimeZoneNormalizer(),
            new DateIntervalNormalizer(),
            $objectNormalizer,
            $notificationTaskBagNormalizer
        );

        $serializer = new Serializer([
            $notificationTaskBagNormalizer,
            $normalizer,
            new DateTimeNormalizer(),
            new DateIntervalNormalizer(),
            new JsonSerializableNormalizer(),
            $objectNormalizer
        ], [new JsonEncoder()]);
        $objectNormalizer->setSerializer($serializer);

        $task = (new MessengerTask(uniqid(), new FooMessage()))
            ->setExpression('* * * * *')
            ->setTimezone(new DateTimeZone('Europe/Paris'))
            ->setSingleRun(true)
        ;

        $data = $normalizer->normalize($task, 'json');

        self::assertArrayHasKey('taskInternalType', $data);
        self::assertSame(MessengerTask::class, $data['taskInternalType']);
        self::assertArrayHasKey('body', $data);
        self::assertArrayHasKey('message', $data['body']);
        self::assertArrayHasKey('class', $data['body']['message']);
        self::assertArrayHasKey('payload', $data['body']['message']);
    }

The test is valid, maybe I miss something? 🤔

PS: Here's the related PR: #66

[babeuloula]

Hello,

🤔 Monday I will try to reproduice and I will send you a public repo with the bug.

[babeuloula]

Hello @Guikingone, you can clone this repo and test it.

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[Guikingone]

Hi @babeuloula 👋🏻

I'm seeing that you're using 0.4.1, could you update your dependencies to 0.4.2 and test again the process ? 🤔

I've tested locally and via the repository, both succeed 🙁

[babeuloula]

Hello @Guikingone,

I don't know why and how but I've restart a new project with the same dependencies and I've no longer this issue. It's very weird ...

If you can't reproduice this bug (and now me) I can't explain where the problem come from.

Thanks for your time.
You can close this issue if you want.