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Summary: Ref T2852. Depends on D6302. This now creates, destroys, and synchronizes subtasks. - After finishing the parent task stuff, we pull a list of all known subtasks. - We load all those subtasks. - If we fail to load any, we delete their objects and edges on the Phabricator side. - Of the remaining subtasks, we find subtasks for users who aren't related to the object any more and delete them in Asana and locally (for example, if alincoln is removed as a reviewer, we delete his subtask). - For all the related users, we either synchronize their existing task or create a new one for them. - Then we write edges for any new tasks we added. This doesn't handle a few weird edge cases in any specific way: - If a subtask is moved under a different parent, we ignore it. - If a new subtask is created that we don't know about, we ignore it. - If a subtask we know about is deleted, we just respawn it. This is consistent with "DON'T EDIT THESE". You can force sync to stop by deleting the parent. Addititionally: - Make the "don't edit" warning more compelling and visceral. Test Plan: - Kind of ran it a bit. - There are like 3,000 edge cases here so this is hard to test exhaustively. - Forced a few of the edge cases to happen. - Nothing seems immediately broken in an obvious way? {F47551} Reviewers: btrahan Reviewed By: btrahan CC: aran Maniphest Tasks: T2852 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D6303 |
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