fix: dont reset followers/ing count on user update
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use apb::{target::Addressed, Activity, ActivityMut, Base, BaseMut, Object, ObjectMut, Shortcuts};
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use apb::{target::Addressed, Activity, ActivityMut, ActorMut, Base, BaseMut, Object, ObjectMut, Shortcuts};
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use sea_orm::{prelude::Expr, ColumnTrait, DbErr, EntityTrait, QueryFilter, QueryOrder, QuerySelect, SelectColumns, TransactionTrait};
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use sea_orm::{prelude::Expr, ColumnTrait, DbErr, EntityTrait, QueryFilter, QueryOrder, QuerySelect, SelectColumns, TransactionTrait};
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use upub::{model::{self, actor::Field}, traits::{process::ProcessorError, Addresser, Processor}, Context};
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use upub::{model::{self, actor::Field}, traits::{process::ProcessorError, Addresser, Processor}, Context};
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@ -101,7 +101,15 @@ pub async fn process(ctx: Context, job: &model::job::Model) -> crate::JobResult<
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.into();
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.into();
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}
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}
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updated = ctx.ap(prev);
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// TODO ughhh since following/followers count are sensitive we hide them inside the .ap()
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// method, but this means here we end up with these set to 0 here! every time any
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// local user updates their profile, they also reset their followers/following
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// counters... not great! so we have to overwrite _back_ the counts here so that they
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// don't get set to 0 later. this is a ridicolous design and a comically bad botch....
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let (following_count, followers_count) = (prev.following_count as u64, prev.followers_count as u64);
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updated = ctx.ap(prev)
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.set_following_count(Some(following_count))
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.set_followers_count(Some(followers_count));
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},
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},
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apb::ObjectType::Note => {
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apb::ObjectType::Note => {
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let mut prev = model::object::Entity::find_by_ap_id(&updated.id()?)
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let mut prev = model::object::Entity::find_by_ap_id(&updated.id()?)
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