Updated: Comment #61
Problem/Motivation
Different things and classes are currently called Field.
- The field config entity that contains the basic field definition (Drupal\field\Entity\Field)
- The field objects on the entity that contains the field items and their values (Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\Field)
There are also two more classes that are called entity:
- \Drupal\field\Field which is used to access the field info service (Field::fieldInfo())
- A views field class to display fields.
There were also discussions around the FieldItem class and what exactly "field values" are.
Proposed resolution
After *long* discussions at the #HardProblems sprint on sunday, we agreed on the following terminology and class names:
- We figured the only confusing term right now is "Field", while we field items and field item properties is not confusing to Drupal folks.
- The suggestion of going with "field values" instead of "field items" was discussed. However, "values" would apply to each layer (field item list, field items, field item properties) so is ambiguous. Contrary, item has quite a Drupal history is all over the place, specific and clear, so we stay with that.
- The Field class on entities is a list of FieldItem's, so will be renamed to FieldItemList, FieldItemListInterface and also all subclasses accordingly. A common way to refer to it is "FieldItemListInterface $items". FieldItems was discussed, but was considered to be hard to distinguish from FieldItem This is what this patch does.
- The meaning of what a "field" is depends on the context. If the context is clear, it's ok to refer to it as field/$field. If the context is not clear, e.g. when it's about the field definition, $field_definition/FieldDefinition should be used.
- Therefore, FieldDefinitionInterface, FieldDefinition and related methods will not be renamed.
- The static Field class will be renamed in #2089807: Rename Field::fieldInfo() to FieldService::fieldInfo() for better DX
- The Field (field_entity) will be renamed to FieldConfig (field_config), FieldInstance (field_instance) will be renamed to FieldInstanceConfig (field_instance_config) #2095303: Rename 'field_entity' to 'field_config' and 'field_instance' to 'field_instance_config'
Class overview after the rename:
Remaining tasks
Committing it!
User interface changes
None.
API changes
As outlined above. \Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\Field => FieldItemList, \Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\FieldInterface => FieldItemListInterface
All other API changes will be done in other issues.
Related Issues
See above.
Original report by @yched
There has been a lot of uncertainty (understatement) about terminology in EntityNG / Field API, mostly because the word/class "Field" is being used:
- in EntityNG, to point to the objects holding values on a specific entity ($node_1->body)
- in "legacy" Field API, to point to definition structures ("the 'body' field on article nodes)
The initial direction (see #2019601: Rename config Field / FieldInstance structures ?) was to keep "field" for the values, and rename definitions to something else, but:
- this approach has been shot down after a while - see #2019601-72: Rename config Field / FieldInstance structures ?
- turns out EntityNG intends to rename the "value objects" from Field to FieldItemList anyway - #1869574: Support single valued Entity fields
So this issue is about acknowledging that "Field" is about field definitions, and deriving a clear and sound naming scheme from there - hopefully once and for all...
If "field" stays "a field definition", then:
- it seems it would make sense to rename the "generic" Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\FieldDefinitionInterface used by widgets and formatters, to simply FieldInterface.
- if so, then this clashes with Drupal\field\Plugin\Core\Entity\FieldInterface (the interface for the "configurable field" ConfigEntity : Field) - and one interface extends the other :-).
So we'd still need to rename Field API's config entity classes for "definitions of configurable fields".
Proposal
Note: this proposal should imply very little variable renames, which is definitely a good thing.
- Abstract "field definition" interface added by #1950632: Create a FieldDefinitionInterface and use it for formatters and widgets:
Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\FieldDefinitionInterface --> FieldInterface
- "field definition" class for "base fields" being added at #2047229: Make use of classes for entity field and data definitions:
Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\FieldDefinition (current name in the patch) --> Field ? BaseField ?
- "configurable field" ConfigEntities handled by field.module:
Drupal\field\FieldInterface --> ConfigurableFieldInterface
Drupal\field\FieldInstanceInterface --> ConfigurableFieldInstanceInterface
Drupal\field\Plugin\Core\Entity\Field --> ConfigurableField - entity_type 'field' - CMI: field.field.*
Drupal\field\Plugin\Core\Entity\FieldInstance --> ConfigurableFieldInstance - entity_type 'field_instance' - CMI: field.instance.*
no need to rename existing $field / $instance variables, which was probably 80% of the huge patch in #2019601: Rename config Field / FieldInstance structures ?.
- Field values:
Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\Field --> FieldItemList (as per #1869574: Support single valued Entity fields)
Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\FieldInterface --> FieldItemListInterface
Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\FieldItem --> unchanged
Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\FieldItemBase --> unchanged
Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\FieldItemInterface --> unchanged
FieldItemList/FieldItemBase::getFieldDefinition() --> getField() (returns a FieldInterface : "abstract field definition")
- "Configurable field" values:
Drupal\field\Plugin\Type\FieldType\ConfigField -> ConfigurableFieldItemList (that class might turn useless after #2047229: Make use of classes for entity field and data definitions)
Drupal\field\Plugin\Type\FieldType\ConfigFieldInterface -> ConfigurableFieldItemListInterface (same)
Drupal\field\Plugin\Type\FieldType\ConfigFieldItemBase -> ConfigurableFieldItemBase
Drupal\field\Plugin\Type\FieldType\ConfigFieldItemInterface -> ConfigurableFieldItemInterface
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#73 | rename_field-2051923-73.patch | 2.64 KB | smiletrl |
#73 | interdiff-71-73.txt | 1.12 KB | smiletrl |
#71 | drupal8.entity-system.2051923-71.patch | 1.52 KB | andypost |
#62 | 2051923-field-naming-62.patch | 135.92 KB | Berdir |
#62 | 2051923-field-naming-62-interdiff.txt | 2.02 KB | Berdir |
Comments
Comment #0.0
yched CreditAttribution: yched commentedtypo
Comment #1
yched CreditAttribution: yched commentedComment from @plach copied over from #2019601-79: Rename config Field / FieldInstance structures ?:
Comment #2
plachStill +1 on just
Field
;)Comment #3
yched CreditAttribution: yched commented@plach - yup, sorry. I'm not sure I agree and would welcome other opinions, but I didn't consciously intend to wipe out yours ;-)
Comment #3.0
yched CreditAttribution: yched commentedvariable renames...
Comment #4
effulgentsia CreditAttribution: effulgentsia commentedGreat!
Agreed. That's an obvious consequence of above.
I like it, since everywhere else in core that we use the "config" abbreviation, it stands for "configuration", never (AFAIK) for "configurable". And here, we're not dealing with a "field item configuration", or a "configuration item", but rather, with a field item that happens to be configurable (it provides settings forms). We also identified this before API freeze (#1969728-86: Implement Field API "field types" as TypedData Plugins), but I don't know if these are sufficient arguments for making the change now that we're past API freeze, since this isn't needed to achieve the issue's primary scope of clarifying "field" vs. "field definition".
Is this a sufficient improvement to be worth a post-API-freeze API change? Presumably, the reason for this is to disambiguate Drupal\field\FieldInterface from Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\FieldInterface, but do we really need that disambiguation? It would be really good to get feedback from people who are likely to use these classes/interfaces (i.e., people altering Field UI forms, building alternate field configuration UIs, or reacting to CRUD hooks when field/instance configurations are changed). I do like the consistency this would introduce with ConfigurableFieldItem* above.
Comment #5
effulgentsia CreditAttribution: effulgentsia commentedMeanwhile, shameless plug for #2058257: Fix ConfigFieldItemInterface's method signatures to typehint interfaces instead of classes.
Comment #6
yched CreditAttribution: yched commentedI'd think it is fairly important, yes - it's fairly important IMO to differentiate code that works with "any field / the abstract definition interface" (should be the common case), and code that still strictly expects "configurable fields" specific structures (should be pretty rare - at least that's what we're aiming for).
People come from $field and $instance in D7. The fact that there are "other kinds of fields" and that there is a common interface is a sufficiently important novelty that the "new generic interface" and "the interface for the familiar $field objects" shouldn't have the exact same name IMO.
Comment #7
webchickIt really feels like we need to sort this out, so tagging accordingly. However, we should really timebox this discussion, because it's going to create a hot mess when it's done.
How about whatever the best proposal is by August 21 (two weeks from now), let's go with it. I'd love to commit a patch for this by the end of the month.
My drive-by review is most of this looks good, but "FieldItemList" is problematic.
Comment #8
plachOne thing that bugs me of the current proposal is that it seems we are using the configurable terminology as a synonym of "field defined by the Field API module". However theoretically any module can define a configurable field, it's not clear to me whether these receive any special treatement from the Entity Field API atm, but in this light I am wondering whether it makes sense to confine
ConfigFieldInterface
to the Field API namespace. I guess it would be perfectly legit to add aConfigFieldInterface
in theDrupal\Core\Entity
namespace should we need it in the future, but still this feels a bit wrong to me.Edit: to clarify, I am not proposing (again) to move those interfaces in the core namespace, rather I am wondering whether we can come up with a name more focused on the CMI aspect. Something like:
Comment #9
yched CreditAttribution: yched commented@webchick: "but "FieldItemList" is problematic"
Can you expand ? :-)
Actually, it's the discovery that @fago was in the process of renaming Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\Field to FieldItemList in #1869574: Support single valued Entity fields, along with separate conclusion that settling on "Field" for field values rather than field definitions was a no-go, that triggered this proposal... (see #2019601-72: Rename config Field / FieldInstance structures ?
@plach:
"it seems we are using the configurable terminology as a synonym of "field defined by the Field API module"
Uh ? Most definitely, that's what the definition of a "configuration field" is.
"However theoretically any module can define a configurable field"
Fields live either in code (StorageController::baseFieldDefinitions()) or in configuration (and they are then managed by field.module's ConfigEntities). I never heard that we intended to support a 3rd kind ?
Comment #10
plachWell, the problem is that the Entity Field API defines a
'configurable'
key that either is a special case for the Field module, which should not exist as the EFA should know nothing about the Field module, or a key that other modules than it can use. In the latter case how would you know what aConfigurableFieldInterface
type hint refers to, without looking at the related use statement?Comment #11
msonnabaum CreditAttribution: msonnabaum commentedI'm not convinced on the Field/FieldDefinition argument. I don't see that FieldDefinition disrupts our language much.
With entities, if I instantiate one, I have an instance of EntityInterface. Making new entities is done by creating new classes that implement that interface. Creating new fields on an entity can't be done by creating new classes, so have this concept of the field definition. I think that's a worthwhile distinction. It's one that we make in code because we have to deal with this idea of user configurable properties on an object. The term FieldDefinition is very meaningful to us, but it is necessary because of an implementation detail; It shouldn't be exposed to users or become a part of the user's language.
If I have an instance of EntityInterface, and I call $entity->getBody(), I would expect it to return an instance of FieldInterface. FieldItemListInterface would make me feel like running far far away.
Comment #12
yched CreditAttribution: yched commentedSorry for not following through earlier :-/.
@fago himself seems to want to move away from "Field" for "values", so I'm a little frustrated to see what seemed to be a consensus (and a hard to reach one) from the involved parties questioned again - but well, I'm biased :-)
I can only repeat what I posted in #2019601-72: Rename config Field / FieldInstance structures ?:
- In practice, it makes more convoluted sentences in code comments, documentation...
- It disrupts years of habits and online/offline drupal litterature - $field since CCK 4.7 has always been about "the definition structure", not the "the values in an entity".
- More importantly, we cannot promote disruption by saying it's a good move, because it's not inline with actual use in common language, for example when discussing architecture when building a site:
"this is a text field"
"this would require a new field"
"should we share this field or create a new one ?"
- When looking at "entities" (general, non-drupal sense), one key aspect in defining and naming concepts is answering the question "Is this the same 'thingie', are those different 'thingies' ?".
If 'field' means "the value of a given 'field definition' in a given entity" (see, even that sentence is horrid :-)), then "Is this the same field ?" just doesn't mean anything, it will never be "the same field". When talking about the definitions, then "It's the same field definition" feels ambiguous, conveys equality but not really identity.
If "field" means "the definition", as it did so far, then "is this the same field ?" has a meaning - and it's a sentence we've all been using in our day-to-day life as drupal devs or site builder.
Those examples apply only if you already consider "Field" to be "the value objects you find in entity objects".
I could make the same arguments with "Field" being "the definition objects". If you want to instantiate one, you end up with an object that implements FieldInterface ?
We're not asking this of any other API. A "View" is not a "view definition". A "text format" is not a "text format definition".
This really adds a non-minor maintenance overhead
- rewriting comments (and again, this is not just a search / replace, non trivial english refactoring involved, and produces sentences that look weird / ambiguous),
- maintaining code with variables named $field_definition / $instance_definition (or more lengthy flavors)
- makes naming things much more convoluted... We have base fields and configurable fields, that are based on a $field / $instance dichotomy.
So... ConfigurableFieldDefinition ? ConfigurableFieldInstanceDefinitionInterface ?
"configurable field definition" feels just weird - looks like it's the "definition" that is configurable... Same thing in lots of similar sentence configurations...
My point is, using "field" for values puts the benefit of "short, flexible, unambiguous term" at the wrong place IMO.
- Most of our core code base, all of (D7) contrib & custom code and docs use "field" for the definitions. So this is a complete turn around
- for no good reason IMO, since it makes our lives more difficult...
Then again - we can hardly reach any agreement without @fago chiming here...
Comment #13
BerdirHoly batman. We surely added a few references to those fields since this issue (or #1869574: Support single valued Entity fields) started ;)
I completely agree with the suggested naming here. And I'm pretty sure that fago does too, because that's where he was going in that issue above and the list class that we use here is coming from Typed Data and there, the default list class is named ItemList. Ta-da ;) (Actually, the main reason it is not named List is that this is a reserved keyword in PHP but sshh)
If you look at what we have right now:
- We have Entity Field and FieldItem
- We have field Field and FieldInstance
- Those two implement FieldDefinitionInterface
- *aaand* there is ConfigField, that extends the Entity Field for configurable fields.
Which means we have Field that defines a configurable field and ConfigField that is the field item container for configurabe fields o.0
What this patch does is add a "ItemList" to all those Entity Field classes, which gives us:
- ItemList (Already there)
- FieldItemListInterface
- FieldItemList extends ItemList
- ConfigFieldItemListInterface (yeah, a bit long)
- ConfigFieldItemList extends FieldItemList
- LegacyConfigFieldItemList (just temporary BC stuff)
- FileFieldItemList extends ConfigFieldItemList
- ImageFieldItemList extends ConfigFieldItemList
See:
Also, that patch would have been hell to create without PHPStorm. Let's see how good it is.
Comment #14
BerdirWondering where the Approved API Change tag here is exactly coming from... :)
Comment #16
effulgentsia CreditAttribution: effulgentsia commented#7. Not sure why it's not visible there, but that's where it happened.
Comment #17
BerdirThis should fix those test failures.
Comment #18
yched CreditAttribution: yched commented@Berdir: thanks !!!
If I get things right, the patch roughly does the "Field values" part of the OP ?
What do you think about the other parts of the proposal ?
Comment #19
BerdirHm, not sure yet, haven't really read that part before :)
Wondering if we want to this rename as a separate step from the other stuff and then re-visit this.
Testbot doesn't seem to like my patch, not sure why when the previous one worked fine.
Comment #20
webchickSorry, this dropped way off my radar. And it's been so long I don't remember what my specific concerns were about FieldItemList 3 weeks ago. I'm flogging myself as we speak for not commenting in more detail at the time. :\
However, I revisited this issue today and I still don't like "Item." To try and articulate why, if you read the bold elements of the issue summary right now, you get a "plain English" way to explain what you are trying to get at with the API. And to a large extent, you are changing the APIs to match these plain English descriptions, which is good and lovely. For example, ""field definition" class for "base fields"" (plain English) == FieldBase (code).
But notice that you don't describe things you are proposing to change to "FieldItem*" as "Field items." You describe them as "Field values." So therefore, it seems like that's the more natural English way of describing them, and so that's the word that should be used.
It would also help communicate the fact that these values all end up in a column in a database somewhere. You never call these "database items." You do call them "database values," however.
Comment #21
BerdirThis issue doesn't introduce the concept of field items. They were always called field items. (field_get_items()). We already have and continue to have FieldItem, I don't think anyone is arguing about that so far.
All my patch does is rename Field, which is quite vague and we have multiple things that are "Field" to FieldItemList, aka a list of FieldItem's. Which describes exactly what it is.
Field values is IMHO actually quite unclear. Considering $node->body[0]->value, what is the field value(s) here? body? body[0]? ->value?
Comment #22
effulgentsia CreditAttribution: effulgentsia commentedOn a call with webchick, Dries, and xjm, we were brainstorming different options, and the one that they all liked the most was:
Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\Field -> FieldValueList
FieldItem -> FieldValue
$node->body is "the value list". $node->body[0] is "a value" (note: a, not the). $node->body[0]->value is the value of the "value" property. Is that confusing? It's not a problem for field types that use other property names (e.g., ER (target_id) and Link (title, url)), but a lot of fields do end up using "value" as either their only or primary property.
Additionally, we currently name the method that turns the PHP object into an array as getValue(). I.e., $node->body[0] is an object; $node->body[0]->getValue() is an array representation of that object. Does that add further confusion to calling the object a "value" object? Maybe, though it is actually what it is.
I think the usage of the term "field item" was less problematic in D7, when it didn't correspond to classes and interfaces. Meanwhile, I think lots of people have had an initial (negative) gut reaction to FieldItemList as a name.
I don't know how to best proceed here; we need to come to some decision fast, but whatever we pick, we'll be stuck with for a while, and fields are one of the key things that defines Drupal, so would be nice to pick something that clicks naturally for people.
Comment #23
effulgentsia CreditAttribution: effulgentsia commentedAlso, following the logic in #20, the very beginning of the issue summary says:
Again, the natural way the problem of this issue was described as was we need to distinguish value objects from definition objects, not we need to distinguish item objects from definition objects.
Comment #24
yched CreditAttribution: yched commentedI haven't fully considered all the implications of FieldValue / FieldValueList yet - but even without delving into that, we have to acknowledge that this is a *far* more disruptive and far-reaching change than what was proposed in the OP.
- As @Berdir mentions, FieldItem is already widely present in core, along with a lot of $item / $items variables, because that was the typical name used way back from CCK...
- It doesn't conflict with anything right now, so renaming that, even if possibly leading to a clearer final state with class names matching "natural language", it isn't strictly needed to solve the "Field" WTF.
- TypedData has ItemList, which FieldItemList in the proposal from the OP (and in @fago's patch at #1869574: Support single valued Entity fields) extends.
So that would be "Field/FieldValueList extends TypedData/ItemList" - acceptable I guess, just pointing that out.
I don't necessarily disagree with the idea right now, I kind of like it in fact, but I do fear the derailing effect it might have in this issue...
Also, that puts us back to "can we move without @fago's approval ?", while he was implicitly ok with FieldItemList (since he's the one that first came with it)
Comment #25
BerdirUh, sorry, but that seems like a pretty crazy idea to me. Doing some searches, the concept of field items is all over the place, renaming that would be *insanely* huge.
I did a quick search on FieldItem, and we're talking about 200 different hits, not only classes but also methods like loadFieldItems in the storage controller, then 36 SomethingItem class and a lot of them have corresponding SomethingItemTest classes and, not to forget, many hundreds cases of $items, which are passed to formatters, widgets, and are in many many places outside of that as well.
And I don't get the reason for this at all, a field item is a very basic concept of Field API and IMHO well understood.
Looking at formatters/widgets for example, we right now have "FieldInterface $items", which is a bit weird but "FieldItemListInterface $items" (which is what this patch does) looks actually quite nice to me. "FieldValueListInterface $values", "$values[0]->getValue()", "A list of values that consist of values", really? :) And I thought ->value vs. getValue() is bad and ambiguous, but seems harmless compared to this.
I hope my comment doesn't sound aggressive or anything, I'm just very confused to see you argue like that..
Comment #26
effulgentsia CreditAttribution: effulgentsia commentedNot at all. You raise legitimate concerns.
I'll put one other possibility on the table:
Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\Field -> FieldValue
FieldItem* -> no change
Some benefits of this:
So instead, we'd have maybe something like
FieldValueInterface $field_value
, which would lead to occasional code like$field_value[0]->getValue()
and$field_value[0]->value
. The first shouldn't be that common: there's not many places where it's a good idea to convert from object to array; but if we're concerned about those few places, we can add a method namedtoArray()
and use that instead. The second is a little awkward, and basically assumes that you get used to the idea that a field value is a set of items, where each item can contain one or more properties, and one of those properties can be, and often is, named "value". But that's pretty much the foundational bit of knowledge you need to have about Drupal's data model regardless.Comment #27
yched CreditAttribution: yched commentedI'm afraid FieldValue as "the list of items" doesn't work, because it disrupts common language around "mono valued field, multiple values, number of values..." - used heavily in real-life discussions, UI, Drupal litterature & blog posts, as well as in our code comments... On a field with cardinality > 1, I'd say the huge majority of people refer to "a value" as $node->field_foo[$delta].
And yes, I do realize that the above is another argument in favor of stopping the "natural language / technical language" gap and unify on FieldValueList / FieldValue :-/.
What I mean here is, *if* we introduce the word "value" somewhere, IMO it has to point to what are currently named Item, not to the list of items.
Comment #28
amateescu CreditAttribution: amateescu commentedFWIW, I would prefer to keep the "item" term because saying "the value of a field value" is just confusing as hell :/
Comment #29
BerdirTagging.
Comment #30
Berdir#17: field-item-list-2051923-17.patch queued for re-testing.
Comment #32
andypostI'd prefer to use
FieldItems
andFieldItemsInterface
becauseFieldItemList
is a kind of type of item and a bit better then it's now.PS why not
EntityProperty
that contains itemsComment #33
andypostAlso filed #2089807: Rename Field::fieldInfo() to FieldService::fieldInfo() for better DX
Comment #34
BerdirRe-roll of the existing patch, that was ugly. Whatever we'll end up with, it will be easier to update an applying patch.
Comment #36
BerdirMissed one, maybe that caused the install fail?
Comment #38
BerdirComment #40
Berdir...
Comment #42
BerdirThis should be green again.
Comment #44
BerdirComment #45
dixon_The conclusion from yesterdays meeting was:
Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\FieldInterface
>Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\FieldItemListInterface
Drupal\Core\Entity\Field\FieldItemInterface
> stays the sameDrupal\text\Plugin\field\field_type\TextItem
(and the like) >Drupal\text\Plugin\field\field_type\TextFieldItem
The rest of the renaming we discussed should probably be covered by #2095303: Rename 'field_entity' to 'field_config' and 'field_instance' to 'field_instance_config'.
Comment #46
dixon_Here's a simple reroll. The current patch lives up to what we agreed on yesterday.
The only thing I missed in our notes was around ""
Nit-pick fix:
Fixed comment that crossed 80 characters.
Comment #48
dixon_Here's a patch including the actual file renames too *doh*
Comment #49
dixon_Let's try again, shall we...
Comment #50
yched CreditAttribution: yched commentedAwesome. Aside from a minor 80 chars wrapping error, this looks good to me :-)
80 chars
Arguably all of those should be {@inheritdocs} now ?
Comment #51
jibran#2094003: Remove use statements in formatters, widgets and field types plugins is postpone on this.
Comment #52
dixon_Fixed.
Fixed.
I guess this file rename serves as a demonstration of how the field item classes should be renamed. Should we open up separate issues for renaming the rest of the field item classes (i.e.
TextItem
,TelephoneItem
etc?Comment #53
BerdirI'm actually not sure if we agreed on renaming the item classes or not, but we certainly should postpone that to a separate issue.
Comment #54
dixon_@Berdir Ok. Let's postpone renaming the item classes to a separate issue.
None of the item classes are renamed in this patch, so this should be good to go, imo.
Comment #55
fagoI reviewed the patch, but I was not able to find any glitches.
I noted some existing field API docs document $items as field value partly already, but given the documented FieldItemList interface and $items clarifies which values that are exactly, this is not really a problem.
So imo this is ready.
Comment #56
plachRerolled
Comment #57
plachRerolled
Comment #58
Berdir#57: 2051923-field-naming-56.patch queued for re-testing.
Comment #59
BerdirGiving it a better title.
Comment #60
alexpottLets update the issue summary to reflect the current patch and assigning to Dries as he expressed an opinion earlier in the issue.
The patch looks good to me and implements what was agreed in Prague.
Comment #60.0
alexpottFixed incorrect namespace of existing FieldInterface and FieldInstanceInterface within field.module.
Comment #60.1
BerdirUpdated issue summary.
Comment #60.2
BerdirUpdated issue summary.
Comment #61
Berdir#57: 2051923-field-naming-56.patch queued for re-testing.
Comment #61.0
BerdirUpdated issue summary.
Comment #61.1
fagoUpdated issue summary.
Comment #62
BerdirRe-roll after the comment patch got in (yay!).
Almost no conflicts, just updated the widget and formatter classes, and conflicted because it removed an unrelated @todo in the Comment class ;)
Comment #64
fago#62: 2051923-field-naming-62.patch queued for re-testing.
Comment #66
Berdir#62: 2051923-field-naming-62.patch queued for re-testing.
Comment #68
Berdir#62: 2051923-field-naming-62.patch queued for re-testing.
Comment #69
fagochanges are good, so back to RTBC
Comment #70
alexpottCommitted 510c81a and pushed to 8.x. Thanks!
Fixed a couple of things during commit...
Comment #71
andypostFollow-up, to clean-up the rest
Comment #72
BerdirUps.
Comment #73
smiletrl CreditAttribution: smiletrl commentedMore clean
Comment #74
BerdirI'm already handling that in #1994140: Unify entity field access and Field API access, except the additional use's, should we do that there?
Comment #75
webchickCommitted and pushed to 8.x. Thanks!
Comment #76
BerdirWorks too ;)
Re-opening for the change notice.
Comment #77
smiletrl CreditAttribution: smiletrl commentedanother cleanup #2100411: Wrong doc for interface EntityInterface.
Comment #78
smiletrl CreditAttribution: smiletrl commentedCreated https://drupal.org/node/2101747, which is based on the issue summary.
Comment #79
BerdirNot sure about this one, wanted to discuss this with @xjm. This is a HEAD to HEAD change, so we don't really need a change notice for that part. I was planning on just updating some existing ones about @FieldType's to include documentation about the list_class, which currently isn't documented.
Comment #80
BerdirSimplified the change notice as discussed with @webchick, also updated https://drupal.org/node/2064123 to mention the list classes.
Comment #81
webchickComment #82
BerdirRemoving sprint tag.
Comment #83.0
(not verified) CreditAttribution: commentedUpdated issue summary.