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# The Card#abort method is for cleanly exiting an action without continuing
# to process any further events.
#
# Three statuses are supported:
#
# failure: adds an error, returns false on save
# success: no error, returns true on save
# triumph: similar to success, but if called on a subcard
# it causes the entire action to abort (not just the subcard)
def abort status, msg="action canceled"
director.abort
if status == :failure && errors.empty?
errors.add :abort, msg
elsif status.is_a?(Hash) && status[:success]
success << status[:success]
status = :success
end
raise Card::Error::Abort.new(status, msg)
end
def aborting
yield
errors.any? ? abort(:failure) : abort(:success)
end
def abortable
yield
rescue Card::Error::Abort => e
handle_abort_error e
end
private
def handle_abort_error e
case e.status
when :triumph
@supercard ? raise(e) : true
when :success
abort_success
end
end
def abort_success
if @supercard
@supercard.subcards.delete key
@supercard.director.subdirectors.delete self
expire :soft
end
true
end
# this is an override of standard rails behavior that rescues abort
# makes it so that :success abortions do not rollback
def with_transaction_returning_status &block
status = nil
self.class.transaction do
add_to_transaction
remember_transaction_record_state
status = abortable(&block)
raise ActiveRecord::Rollback unless status
end
status
end
# FIXME: these two do not belong here!
public
event :notable_exception_raised do
error = Card::Error.current
Rails.logger.debug "#{error.message}\n#{error.backtrace * "\n "}"
end
def success
Env.success(name)
end
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