[BUG] v1.3.0 ::findFirst() stopped working as a result of a recent commit

[temuri416]

Hi,

It looks like last month has been rough on Phalcon branch 1.3.0.

My code has suddenly stopped working as a result of commit 7e54b69:

Column 'id' doesn't belong to any of the selected models (2), when preparing: SELECT [App\User\Account].* FROM [App\User\Account] WHERE [id] = ?0 AND [record_status] = ?1 LIMIT 1

$parameters = [
    'bind' => [
        0 => 114,
        1 => 1
    ],
    'conditions' => '[id] = ?0 AND [record_status] = ?1'
];
$model = App\User\Account::findFirst($parameters);

Thanks!

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[dreamsxin]

This error is because it can't obtain the model's source from the _models list. Check the model class name.

[temuri416]

How do you explain that it is working with the previous commit and stops working after the one I have referenced?

[dreamsxin]

@sjinks How see?

@temuri416 are you sure about 7e54b69? It is totally unrelated to the database / MVC stuff.

[temuri416]

Yes, I am quite positive. I was surprised myself.

I was compiling from ext/ folder. Can I re-test it some other way?

Are you able to reproduce it under CLI?

[temuri416]

yea that's a big question. I have a feeling that it is somehow related to Session.

Let me check a few things...

[temuri416]

yep. CLI is fine, HTTP is crashing each time.

I'm gonna move things a bit now.

[temuri416]

Could there be some sort of screw-up in DB metadata being cached in session object?

Possibly.

Can this be reproduced with

php -S 127.0.0.1:9000

?

[temuri416]

it's really difficult, as I need to have a Google OAuth2 user in the session to reach that page. I am going to diagnose it further.

In the meantime, you may recall my problem with sessions being lost when an Exception is caught by IDE debugger.. that issue is back, is there a chance you could look at it?

You can use smth like

php -S 0.0.0.0:9000

This will make PHP listen all interfaces.

[temuri416]

hm, never done that before. let me see.

[temuri416]

php -S 0.0.0.0:9000
[Mon Mar 3 01:37:34 2014] Failed to listen on 0.0.0.0:9000 (reason: Address already in use)