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IBX-6631: Enriched TrashItem
with removedLocationContentIdMap
#388
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In https://github.com/ezsystems/date-based-publisher/pull/267 I see that you are using this map to create content deletion notifications, and perform actual deletions.
Note that Content can have multiple locations, which means the same Content ID might occur in this map multiple times. Is this your intent?
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@Steveb-p Yes, it can appear multiple times. Why would that be a problem? If one schedule entry is deleted, the second one won't be found and hence, won't be deleted. No exception is being thrown.
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If that is the case, then it is ok. I assumed it was a case that was not taken into account and the same action was taken for the same Content ID more than once.
You may consider swapping the map order. By having it be
array<ContentID, array<LocationID>>
(array withContentID
as keys and an array ofLocationID
s as value) you would have a similar effect, with Location IDs being grouped together. Only a suggestion though, of course.