Embedded relations about core

[dunglas]

Can you create a gist with your entity classes?

[theofidry]

Sure: https://gist.github.com/47f5040f01a265921048.git.

[dunglas]

Does #64 fix the issue?

[theofidry]

Problem solved thanks again and sorry for the late check!

[theofidry]

Seems like a was a bit too hasty. But it's rather a question than an issue. I get the expected behaviour with the following declaration:

resource.job:
    parent:    api.resource
    arguments: [ ApiBundle\Entity\Job ]
    calls:
        - method:    initNormalizationContext
          arguments: [ { groups: [ user ] } ]
    tags:      [ { name: api.resource } ]

resource.mandate:
    parent:    api.resource
    arguments: [ ApiBundle\Entity\Mandate ]
    tags:      [ { name: api.resource } ]

resource.user:
    parent:    api.resource
    arguments: [ ApiBundle\Entity\User ]
    calls:
        - method:    initNormalizationContext
          arguments: [ { groups: [ user ] } ]
    tags:      [ { name: api.resource } ]

As you can see I added the normalization context in both User and Jobs. I that the expected behaviour?

I first thought than when you were using a context it applied on all entities, i.e. if I have a relation between User - Job - Mandate and when I get Users with a user context, it will show only the attributes on which the serialization group user is applied but for the three entities.

Besides solving my problem this way causes another problem. Indeed if I check Job, then now the

{
    "@context": "\/api\/contexts\/Job",
    "@id": "\/api\/jobs\/1",
    "@type": "Job",
    "title": "Resident Agitator",
    "abbreviation": "IU",
    "enabled": true,
    "user": {"all the attributes matching the `user` serialization group are shown, basically it's the same object as when I directly request the user endpoint."},
    "mandate": null
}

Instead of the wished result:

{
    "@context": "\/api\/contexts\/Job",
    "@id": "\/api\/jobs\/1",
    "@type": "Job",
    "title": "Resident Agitator",
    "abbreviation": "IU",
    "enabled": true,
    "user": "\/api\/users\/43",
    "mandate": null
}

[dunglas]

It's a bug. The intended behavior is the one you described.

[sebdec]

hello
I still reproduce the issue
It seems the serialization groups in relations are not managed correctly

there is a pending fix about it ?

Thank you

[teohhanhui]

@sebdec This issue is about v1.0, which means it's really old and lots of things have changed since then. Please open a new issue (if there is not already one).