ParseObject attributes of the ParseObject in afterSave/beforeSave triggers aren't valid for using in queries. #2000
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I think I am seeing something related but a different error - I'm getting {"code":119,"message":"Permission denied for this action."} I have an Account, which has an owning Customer. In the afterSave I want to update the count of Accounts in the Customer and add the Account to the Customer's array of Accounts. My afterSave for Account is: Parse.Cloud.afterSave("Account", function(request) {
//Parse.Cloud.useMasterKey();
console.log("request.object id " + request.object.id);
if (request.object.existed()) {
console.log("account existed, returning");
return;
}
var sessionToken = request.user.getSessionToken()
console.log("request.user.getSessionToken " + sessionToken);
var customer = request.object.get("customer");
console.log("pre-fetch got customer id " + customer.id);
return customer.fetch({useMasterKey: true},{sessionToken: sessionToken}).then(function(customer) {
console.log("got customer id " + customer.id);
console.log("got customer " + customer.name);
console.log("customer number of accounts - " + customer.numberOfAccounts);
customer.increment('numberOfAccounts',1);
customer.addUnique("accountsArray",request.object);
return customer.save({useMasterKey: true},{sessionToken: sessionToken});
}).then(function() {
console.log("afterSave account SUCCESS");
},function(error) {
console.log("afterSave Account: FAIL" + JSON.stringify(error));
logger.log("afterSave Account: FAIL" + JSON.stringify(error));
});
});The logs for these show at even after fetching, the Customer name and numberOfAccounts are undefined. Both Customer and Account are only accessible to a role called Admin. The calling user (me) is a member of that Role. |
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In my code above, rather than fetching the Customer, I've tried doing a query like this: query.equalTo("objectId", customer.id); The Customer that is returned is in the same state as above - members are undefined. |
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After doing some debugging in the Parse Server code that's returning my error, I think I'm getting that permissions fail because that class doesn't have "addField" permission. However, this code is not adding a field - I suspect Parse Server thinks that because the object is improperly fetched and its fields are undefined. |
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We're closing this issue due to inactivity. If this is a bug you care about that is not getting attention, consider opening a pull request with a fix. |
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But the inactivity's from your side! In that case surely it should stay open? |
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@zingano did you solve the ParseError 119? thrown in your afterSave function? |
In an afterSave trigger I get an attribute that is ParseObject
request.object.get('pointerToOtherParseObject').I then use that object in a query and get this error:You cannot use [object Object] as a query parameter.If I convert the object that was an attribute to the triggered object to a new ParseObject everything works as normal.
On the Parse.com hosted service I can use these attributes for performing a query.
Steps to reproduce
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Trigger Setup
Environment Setup
Hitting the trigger
Expected Results
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Actual Outcome
If I convert the object to new ParseObject of the correct class everything works as normal:
Environment Setup
Server
Same result when tried on Heroku
Database
Logs/Trace
You can turn on additional logging by configuring VERBOSE=1 in your environment.
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