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@MohamedAliBouhaouala MohamedAliBouhaouala commented Apr 17, 2025

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The handleValueCreate method in NlpService was attempting to update an NlpValue using:

await this.nlpValueService.updateOne(value._id, { foreign_id });

This resulted in the following runtime error:

Error: Unable to update NlpValue with criteria "6800e0d8ed7525d44ffd1e7e"

The updateOne method in the base repository expects a filter object, such as: { _id: value._id }
However, the code was incorrectly passing only the document's ID directly, not wrapped in an object.
Additionally, since value is a Mongoose document (NlpValueDocument), passing it without converting or wrapping can lead to unexpected behavior when matching criteria, especially if the repository expects plain JavaScript objects.

Moreover, the same thing is valid for the handleEntityCreate method in NlpService. Furthermore, post-create is never triggered in the NlpEntityRepository because of an invalid condition that is never true.

async postCreate(_created: NlpEntityDocument): Promise<void> {
    if (!_created) {
      // Bypass builtin entities (probably fixtures)
      this.eventEmitter.emit('hook:nlpEntity:create', _created);
    }
  }

Fixes # (934, 942)

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of entity and value updates to ensure correct data matching.
    • Adjusted logic to emit creation events only for non-built-in entities, preventing unnecessary event emissions for built-in types.
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    • Updated copyright year to 2025.

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The update modifies the handleEntityCreate and handleValueCreate methods within the NlpService class to change the updateOne calls by passing an object filter { _id: entity._id } or { _id: value._id } instead of just the ID. In the NlpEntityRepository class, the postCreate method's condition was changed to emit creation events only for non-built-in entities by checking if (!_created.builtin) instead of if (!_created). The copyright year in the nlp.service.ts file header was updated from 2024 to 2025. No changes were made to exported or public entity signatures.

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File(s) Change Summary
api/src/nlp/services/nlp.service.ts Updated copyright year to 2025; changed updateOne calls in handleEntityCreate and handleValueCreate to use object filters.
api/src/nlp/repositories/nlp-entity.repository.ts Modified postCreate method to emit creation event only for non-built-in entities by checking _created.builtin.

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api/src/nlp/repositories/nlp-entity.repository.ts (1)

50-55: Good fix - correctly implementing the documented behavior for built-in entities.

The change from if (!_created) to if (!_created.builtin) properly aligns the implementation with both the method documentation and the behavior of other methods in this class. Now the postCreate method correctly bypasses event emission for built-in entities instead of checking if the document exists (which wouldn't make sense in a post-create hook).

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@yassinedorbozgithub yassinedorbozgithub merged commit f20fed6 into main Apr 25, 2025
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@medchedli medchedli added this to the v2.2.6 milestone Apr 25, 2025
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