[Experimental widgets screen] Remove "id" attribute of the legacy-widget block#24817
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Tested locally and it works. Also code looks mildly complex if you run into it without this context (especially getWidgetIdForClientId) but I don't have another way or solution :) 🚢
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@draganescu agreed, at the same time it's the same pattern as on the navigation screen - to make this screen truly extendable there needs to be an API to match widget Id with it's corresponding client Id. The good news is that if it ends up being confusing, it should be pretty easy to refactor before the beta, it's a pretty small part of the system. |
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As @noisysocks mentioned in his comment:
The culprit is that widgets are saved using data from their attributes. ID is one such attribute, and once the block is duplicated there are two blocks with the same ID. This PR removes the ID attribute entirely, replacing it with pulling the widget ID correlated with the block ID from the data store. It also removes the dependency of the save function on the
numberblock attribute. Note that thenumberattribute could potentially be removed entirely in a subsequent PR.How has this been tested?
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