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DML mock is not working for WorkOrderLineItem standard object.. For the other sobjects it is working fine.

Hi @jamessimone
I have the next funny thing for you:

       String predValue = String.valueOf(predicate);
        //fun fact - you can detect a list
        //but you can't detect a set!
        if(predValue.startsWith('{') && predValue.endsWith('}')) {
            List<String> setInner = predValue.substring(1, predValue.length() -1).split(',');
            isSet = setInner.size() > 1;
            return this.getPredicate(setInner);
        }

the variable "predValue" gets shortened ... I've just played around with a Set of more than 30 Ids ... this piece of code takes 11 ids, where is last value is '...' (which is why it failed and I actually discovered it)

Your Repository class support SYSTEM / USER mode for queries, but not for writes (unless I missed it). Additionally, there's no clean way to set DML options for the entire batch (it has to be set on the individual SObjects).

To avoid the ugliness of having 1000 overloads, just supporting
insert(recordsToInsert, dmlOptions, accessLevel)

for example (along with the update, etc. versions) would be sufficient; the single-record use case can just wrap in a list, and the allOrNone true/false overload is redundant with being able to set that via DMLOptions.

• Port over (or re-implement) the aggregate query framework for Repository

Hi,

Would it be possible to add a license file to this repo, just to be 100% sure if we can use this code in our projects or not?

Hi James,

In addition to my pending pull request, I was wondering why you are doing an isEmpty check on the records list in the doDelete and doHardDelete methods?

Cheers,
Jens

Hi James,
I tried to run the AccountHandlerTests but throwing System.NullPointerException and I have no idea where to fix it.
Could you please advise ? I tried to play around with ExampleFactory and AccountHandlerTests but still can't figure out the solution.
Sorry that I am a noob and just started learning apex programming.

Hello James,

I just push all the classes in a new Salesforce Org, and I launched the method it_should_insert_new_opps_when_accounts_are_inserted.

And I had this error :

Thanks for your help.

Hi James,
awesome work on this repo,

I've recently played around specificly with this Query.cls class

And I used it to create a where clause with a Set of Ids to finally get a query like this:

SELECT 
	Id,
	Name
FROM Account  
WHERE Id IN ('0010O000028pTbxQAE','0011l00000jpAV3AAM','0013X00002fmFN1QAM')

But I discovered, that the method mentioned puts a leading space in front of the second and all following parts of the list (for whatever reason), so the query looks like this:

SELECT 
	Id,
	Name
FROM Account  
WHERE Id IN ('0010O000028pTbxQAE',' 0011l00000jpAV3AAM',' 0013X00002fmFN1QAM')

This obviously leads to an error: "System.QueryException: invalid ID field"

So what I've done in my modification of your code - I've added a call to trim().

 return '\'' + String.escapeSingleQuotes(input).trim() + '\''; 

What's your opinion? Maybe trim() is just a quick fix?

Source: Apex Developer Guide String Class trim

I really wanted to try use your dml mocking framework in my sandbox.
I've tried creating apex classes one by one in these order :

1. DML classes
2. TestingUtils
3. Factory classes
4. Repo classes

However at step 3 when creating the RepoFactory class, I get this error:
force-app/main/default/classes/factory/RepoFactory.cls Invalid type: FieldLevelHistoryRepo (8:36)

So I tried creating the FieldLevelHistoryRepo class , I get this error :

force-app/main/default/classes/repository/FieldLevelHistoryRepo.cls  Invalid type: AggregateRepository (1:68)                                                                  
force-app/main/default/classes/repository/FieldLevelHistoryRepo.cls  @Override specified for non-overriding method: Set<String> FieldLevelHistoryRepo.addSelectFields() (32:42)

So I tried creating the AggregateRepository class, I get this error :

force-app/main/default/classes/repository/AggregateRepository.cls  Invalid type: Repository (1:66)                                                                             
force-app/main/default/classes/repository/AggregateRepository.cls  @Override specified for non-overriding method: String AggregateRepository.getFinalQuery(List<Query>) (82:29)
force-app/main/default/classes/repository/AggregateRepository.cls  @Override specified for non-overriding method: Set<String> AggregateRepository.addSelectFields() (65:42)   

So I'm essentially stuck trying to create all these classes effectively. Help pls?

• Is there a better way than creating these apex classes one by one?
• Is there a more simplified framework that doesn't involve Aggregation, FieldHistory?