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epriestley a34b769b4f Prevent creation of inline comments with mismatched changesetID / revisionPHID
Summary:
Ref T11092. With Quicksand (or, possibly, some as-yet-unknown non-Quicksand workflow) the client can get stuck with an out-of-date revision PHID.

We then save comments with a `revisionPHID` from one revision and a `changesetID` from a different one.

Detect and prevent this. This stops the workflow immediately when the use first clicks, so it should allow us to detect this issue if it has some other non-Quicksand cause.

Test Plan:
  - Opened revision `D123`.
  - Pressed `\` to enable the sidebar and Quicksand.
  - Clicked a link to revision `D124`.
  - Added inlines.

Previously, these could ghost. The exact UI behavior is difficult to describe, but in the database they end up with a `changesetID` for `D124` but the original `revisionPHID` for `D123`, presumably because state is sticking around from the first page.

After this patch, an exception is thrown immediately. Additionally:

  - Reloaded to clear quicksand state, added comments fine.
  - Disabled sidebar/quicksand, added comments fine.

Reviewers: chad

Reviewed By: chad

Maniphest Tasks: T11092

Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D16031
2016-06-03 13:48:49 -07:00
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