Issue #1047070 by douggreen, marcingy, yched: Fixed list_field_update_forbid() logic is backwards.
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@ -343,7 +343,7 @@ function list_allowed_values_string($values) {
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function list_field_update_forbid($field, $prior_field, $has_data) {
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if ($field['module'] == 'list' && $has_data) {
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// Forbid any update that removes allowed values with actual data.
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$lost_keys = array_diff(array_keys($field['settings']['allowed_values']), array_keys($prior_field['settings']['allowed_values']));
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$lost_keys = array_diff(array_keys($prior_field['settings']['allowed_values']), array_keys($field['settings']['allowed_values']));
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if (_list_values_in_use($field, $lost_keys)) {
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throw new FieldUpdateForbiddenException(t('Cannot update a list field to not include keys with existing data.'));
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}
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@ -55,6 +55,23 @@ class ListFieldTestCase extends FieldTestCase {
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$this->assertTrue(!empty($form[$this->field_name][$langcode][2]), t('Option 2 exists'));
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$this->assertTrue(!empty($form[$this->field_name][$langcode][3]), t('Option 3 exists'));
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// Use one of the values in an actual entity, and check that this value
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// cannot be removed from the list.
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$entity = field_test_create_stub_entity();
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$entity->{$this->field_name}[$langcode][0] = array('value' => 1);
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field_test_entity_save($entity);
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$this->field['settings']['allowed_values'] = array(2 => 'Two');
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try {
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field_update_field($this->field);
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$this->fail(t('Cannot update a list field to not include keys with existing data.'));
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}
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catch (FieldException $e) {
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$this->pass(t('Cannot update a list field to not include keys with existing data.'));
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}
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// Empty the value, so that we can actually remove the option.
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$entity->{$this->field_name}[$langcode] = array();
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field_test_entity_save($entity);
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// Removed options do not appear.
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$this->field['settings']['allowed_values'] = array(2 => 'Two');
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field_update_field($this->field);
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