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Tracker Issue Unscoped vars in Query.cfc
2672575 CF-4186779 Database John Whish Unscoped vars in Query.cfc Problem Description:
There appears to be unscoped vars in parseSQL of query.cfc (which is shipped with ColdFusion in the com.adobe.coldfusion package) which could have unintended side effects.
1) In the switch statement `switch
Tracker Issue Deprecate `int` in favour of `floor`
2608625 CF-4044533 Language John Whish Deprecate `int` in favour of `floor` Suggested language improvement:
The `int` function implies by it's name that it returns the integer part of a decimal. It would be better to rename it as `floor` which is common in other languages. For example:
n = 37
Tracker Issue Bug 78316:(Watson Migration Closure)If you create components in cfscript you can't set the encoding using:
2600391 CF-3039073 Language : CFSCRIPT John Whish Bug 78316:(Watson Migration Closure)If you create components in cfscript you can't set the encoding using: Problem:
If you create components in cfscript you can't set the encoding using:
processingdirective pageencoding="utf-8";
it throws a
Tracker Issue Bug 77370:cfquery will use "this
2600797 CF-3038644 Database : CFDBINFO John Whish Bug 77370:cfquery will use "this Problem:
cfquery will use "this.datasource" set in the Application.cfc, so shouldn’t cfdbinfo also be able to use it?
Example:
SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEES
Works.
Fails.
Method:
In Application.cfc add:
this
Tracker Issue nested arrayEach parent execution context scoping issue
2556976 CF-4197194 Language : Closures John Whish nested arrayEach parent execution context scoping issue Problem Description:
Seems to be a scoping issue when nesting arrayEach.
Steps to Reproduce:
[http://trycf.com/gist/4dacc80fad8cac47d889f5b112216498/acf2016?theme=monokai]
{code
2608110 CF-4190748 Language : Datastructure John Whish ColdFusion doesn't always respect the characters used to create keys Problem Description:
ColdFusion does not respect the characters used to create keys.
Steps to Reproduce:
foo = {};
foo["stressed"] = "stressed";
foo["streßed"] = "streßed
2672562 CF-4187705 Core Runtime John Whish The parser / compiler falsely identifies methods as operators. Problem Description:
The parser / compiler falsely indentifies methods as operators.
Steps to Reproduce:
{code:java}
function filter() {
return {
"gte": function (n
Tracker Issue Bug 86944:(Watson Migration Closure)ER: The ColdFusion Server Monitor does not show SQL statements generated by Hibernate
2597426 CF-3043863 Server Monitoring John Whish Bug 86944:(Watson Migration Closure)ER: The ColdFusion Server Monitor does not show SQL statements generated by Hibernate Problem:
ER: The ColdFusion Server Monitor does not show SQL statements generated by Hibernate. This would be incredibly useful
Tracker Issue Editing in CFGrid throws `The GRIDACTION parameter to the xyz function is required but was not passed in.`
3085992 CF-4198656 AJAX : UI Components John Whish Editing in CFGrid throws `The GRIDACTION parameter to the xyz function is required but was not passed in.` Problem Description:
cfgrid with onchange calling a remote method in a cfc passes the data as a form post. This data is same in 2016 Update
2704917 CF-4198196 Database : CFQuery John Whish Remove Query.cfc functions as it's broken and won't be fixed Problem Description:
As raised in this ticket : https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/CF-4186779
Response was :
```
Its a valid bug but there is no active development on these CFCs and we
Tracker Issue SerializeJSON does not preserver datatype
2672510 CF-4194160 Language : Functions John Whish SerializeJSON does not preserver datatype Problem Description:
x = [
{"userid":"123"},
{"userid":"ABC"}
];
writeDump(SerializeJSON(x));
returns:
[{"userid":123},{"userid":"ABC"}]
Note that the first userid is numeric, the second is a
Tracker Issue Bug 86947:-(Watson Migration Closure)ER: add additional argument to Round so that you can specifiy number of decimals places
2597423 CF-3043866 General Server John Whish Bug 86947:-(Watson Migration Closure)ER: add additional argument to Round so that you can specifiy number of decimals places Problem:
ER: add additional argument to Round so that you can specifiy number of decimals places. Also, allow negative values so
2597992 CF-3041871 Administrator : Administrator Console John Whish Bug 83800:(Watson Migration Closure)A really minor bug but thought I'd report that links from the Welcome page in the CFIDE/administrator go to 404 pages for:Security Zone- Learn how to keep your server secure »- Sign up to receive
6790746 CF-4207069 General Server,Performance Very slow startup time CF2018 update 6 and above - compiler issue? Problem Description:
It looks like u6 has introduced a significant overhead to the compiler, I would guess with the new fat arrow parsing (props to John Whish for that thought).
2018
2597648 CF-3043044 Language : Functions John Whish Bug 85760:(Watson Migration Closure)SerializeJSON treats a the string "+1234567890" (such as phone numbers) as a number which then throws an error when you call DeSerializeJSON Duplicate ID: CF-3632972
Problem:
SerializeJSON treats a the string
Tracker Issue Bug 83748:It seems that the ORM event handler now fires the preUpdate method twice when updating a persistent entity
2598006 CF-3041854 ORM Support John Whish Bug 83748:It seems that the ORM event handler now fires the preUpdate method twice when updating a persistent entity Duplicate ID: CF-3041853
Problem:
It seems that the ORM event handler now fires the preUpdate method twice when updating a persistent
2556945 CF-3039027 Debugging : CFDump John Whish Bug 78202:Bug in cfdump when you set up a ORM one-to-many relationship using a struct (instead of array), the struct appears empty in the dump although StructCount returns items Problem:
Bug in cfdump when you set up a ORM one-to-many relationship
2608732 CF-4014660 Core Runtime John Whish LSDateFormat and DateFormat parse date strings differently Problem Description:
LSDateFormat and DateFormat parse date strings differently. They should be consistent. Have search bugbase and not found the issue reported previously.
Steps to Reproduce
Tracker Issue Be consistent with function statements inside closures
3045523 CF-4198565 Language : Closures John Whish Be consistent with function statements inside closures Problem Description:
Consider the following code, this compiles and runs, returning the expected outcome (good).
{code:java}
writeDump(a(10));
function a(n) {
function inner
4233527 CF-4202076 Language : CFSCRIPT [ANeff] Bug for: slicing typed array does not preserve type Issue: slicing typed array does not preserve type
Repro using array[:] (credit to John Whish):
{code:java}
a1 = ["numeric"][1,2];
a2 = a1[:]
a2[3] = "foobar"
{code}
Actual Result