Object: fix unlinked container titles when below their own reference (47391)#11479
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Object: fix unlinked container titles when below their own reference (47391)#11479schmitz-ilias wants to merge 1 commit intoILIAS-eLearning:release_10from
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Thank you very much for the PR @schmitz-ilias ! I do not think this is a viable solution: All object types with subscribers incur the extra cost of a roundtrip to the database, just because of the References. I will close this so. I added a hint at a proposed fix in the issue. Best, |
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This PR is a possible quick fix 47391. I doesn't really get to the root of the issue, but also carries a much lower risk for side effect than the proper fix, see the ticket for details.
For a proper but riskier fix, see #11478.