There was a single instance of this issue which was reasonably simple to solve. The code that triggered the issue was not wrong, but calling the grandparent constructor directly is not the cleanest code so it seems right to fix it. Switch revision initialization into an overridable function to remove the need to even have a constructor in the class. Change-Id: Ic2af0d93e8d55e93061e3f4b5c7a4122509543f0 |
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| RevDelArchivedFileItem.php | ||
| RevDelArchivedFileList.php | ||
| RevDelArchivedRevisionItem.php | ||
| RevDelArchiveItem.php | ||
| RevDelArchiveList.php | ||
| RevDelFileItem.php | ||
| RevDelFileList.php | ||
| RevDelItem.php | ||
| RevDelList.php | ||
| RevDelLogItem.php | ||
| RevDelLogList.php | ||
| RevDelRevisionItem.php | ||
| RevDelRevisionList.php | ||
| RevisionDeleter.php | ||
| RevisionDeleteUser.php | ||