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Summary

  • ensure EntityContext->delay captures the operation name and arguments

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  • composer test

https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_68853fa07af08333a83a07e9072401e3

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved reliability of delayed operations by ensuring the operation name and arguments are properly captured and validated before proceeding.

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The delay method in EntityContext.php was updated to capture the name and arguments of an operation invoked within a closure. The method now uses references to record these details, checks if an operation was called, and throws an exception if not, before proceeding with the delay logic.

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src/EntityContext.php Modified delay method to capture operation name and arguments from closure, with added validation.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/EntityContext.php (1)

170-172: Refine validation condition for edge case.

The validation logic correctly ensures an operation was called, but the condition might be too strict. Consider checking only $operationName === null since $arguments could legitimately be an empty array for operations with no parameters.

-        if ($operationName === null || $arguments === null) {
+        if ($operationName === null) {
             throw new Exception('Did not call an operation');
         }

The current implementation works but might incorrectly flag valid operations that have no arguments if the spy sets $arguments to null instead of an empty array.

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src/EntityContext.php (3)

164-168: Appropriate exception handling for spy mechanism.

The try-catch block correctly handles the spy proxy's behavior of throwing on operation invocation. The broad Throwable catch and explanatory comment make the intent clear - this is the expected mechanism for capturing operation details.


174-174: Clean delegation to delayUntil method.

The final call properly uses the captured operation details with the existing delayUntil method, maintaining good separation of concerns.


157-162: Confirm SpyProxy Constructor Reference Parameters

The new logic in EntityContext.php (lines 157–162) correctly initializes and passes $operationName and $arguments into the spy to capture operation details. However, we were unable to verify that the SpyProxy constructor actually accepts those parameters by reference. Please manually confirm that:

• In src/Proxy/SpyProxy.php, the constructor signature includes reference parameters for operation name and arguments (e.g. public function __construct(& $operationName, & $arguments, …)).
• The define() method returns a class whose constructor matches this reference-based signature.

If the constructor does not use references, update it so that the values are captured back into the original variables.

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