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Revert "LPS-70904 Treat blank parameter as null" #49309
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This reverts commit 61c2428.
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Thanks a lot @shuyangzhou |
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@shuyangzhou I used a new ticket LPS-72860 See d1e4759 |
@shuyangzhou if we don't use a new ticket, support gets very confused because it says it's fixed but it's actually rolled back. And we can't tell where it was introduced and where it was rolled back. |
@brianchandotcom ok, got it, thanks! |
This reverts commit 61c2428.
@adolfopa I am reverting the change I did in LPS-70904, but for LPS-72571 the root problem is actually inside EditPageMVCActionCommand. When we are done with the action, we should clean up those prp values that are no longer true. prps are supposed to be used for inter portlet communication. But in this case, they are no difference from a standard session attributes, once attached no one is cleaning them up. Leaving them out of date and causing renderring problems. The reason that I am not fixing it for wiki, is because I don't know who else is using prp in this style. It is safer to restore the original behavior, then come back to do proper clean up case by case.