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#2864 merged while its PHP Quality (phpcs) cell was red, so development now carries both errors. They block every subsequent PR's phpcs cell until they are gone, which is why this is its own small PR rather than a follow-up on a larger one.

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Notifier.php:89 Inline IF statements are not allowed — the display-name fallback ternary
Notifier.php:281 All arguments in calls to internal code must use named parameters: displayName()

Neither is a behaviour change.

🔑 Why I reported this file clean

The run was real, and it described an earlier version of the file. I ran phpcs on lib/Notification, then made two more edits to localise the rich subject and message, and never re-ran it. A check that ran before the last edit is not a check on what shipped — it is a check on something else that happened to have the same path.

Verified after the fact against development's own copy of the file (fetched via the contents API and run through phpcs) rather than against my working tree, so the claim is about what actually merged.

phpcs, phpmd and phpstan clean on lib/Notification; 20 tests / 42 assertions green.

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#2864 merged while its `PHP Quality (phpcs)` cell was red, so `development` now
carries both:

  * an inline IF — the display-name fallback ternary
  * a positional call to `displayName()`

Neither is a behaviour change; both block every subsequent PR's phpcs cell until
they are gone, which is why this is its own small PR rather than a follow-up.

🔑 I had reported this file clean. The run was real and described an earlier
version of it: I ran phpcs, then made two more edits to localise the rich
strings, and never re-ran. A check that ran before the last edit is not a check
on what shipped.

Reproduced, fixed, re-verified: phpcs, phpmd and phpstan clean on
lib/Notification; 20 tests / 42 assertions green.
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Quality Report — ConductionNL/openregister @ 22dd839

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Confirming your diagnosis from the other side, and naming what is actually blocking this PR now — it is not the phpcs errors.

development is genuinely broken

lib/Notification/Notifier.php:89 on development still reads:

return ($name === '' ? $uid : $name);

so every openregister PR fails its PHP Quality (phpcs) cell. Currently red for this reason: #2881, #2880, #2878.

Worth adding for the record on how #2864 got in: it was merged at 20:57:55, and its phpcs runs completed at 21:12:45 and 21:15:20after the merge. At merge time that check did not exist in statusCheckRollup at all, so a sweep that looks for "no failures and nothing pending" reads it as green. A check that has not been scheduled yet is invisible, and absence is not success. That was my sweep, and it is my mistake — the tell would have been the check count, not the colour.

⚠️ Also note development's most recent successful Code Quality run is from 13:12; everything after #2864 landed is cancelled or still running. So "the last green run on development" currently describes a tree from before the breakage — it is not evidence that development is healthy.

What is blocking THIS PR

Not phpcs — that passes. The failing step is Guard coverage baseline:

FAIL: coverage of the code this change KEEPS or ADDS dropped by 0.09%.
      This change adds 2 statements to those files.

That is a catch-22 rather than a real regression. Satisfying Inline IF statements are not allowed means turning

return ($name === '' ? $uid : $name);

into a 3-statement if block, and those new lines are not covered — so the ratchet reads the fix for a style gate as a coverage drop.

Two ways out

  1. Cover it. A test over displayName() asserting both branches ('' → uid, non-empty → name) makes the added statements covered and the ratchet passes on its own. Cheapest, and the guard stays honest.
  2. Merge past the ratchet. Defensible given this unblocks every openregister PR, but it spends the gate rather than satisfying it.

I would rather not push to your branch. If you would like me to take option 1, say so and I will open it against fix/notifier-phpcs (or wherever you prefer) rather than duplicating your PR — I have already tripped over enough parallel work today.

The coverage ratchet failed this PR on a 0.09% drop, and it was right. Turning
the fallback ternary into an explicit early return took the file from 182
statements to 184, and one of the two new ones — `return \$uid` when the display
name is blank — had nothing exercising it.

Two branches now do:

  * a BLANK display name falls back to the uid. Nextcloud permits an empty
    display name, and an empty one here reads as "  asks to act on your behalf" —
    a security decision with no subject in it. The uid is poorer copy and it is
    always a name for somebody.
  * NO user manager at all. The collaborator is nullable so the existing
    hand-built construction keeps binding, and that is only safe if the null path
    is exercised — an untested optional dependency is one whose absence is
    discovered in production.

A 0.09% drop is small enough to wave through and was a real gap. 12 tests / 28
assertions.
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The two code hunks already landed; the TEST is what this PR is now for.

#2885 (commit 0af15d0c5) fixed the same two phpcs
errors in Notifier.php — they were pre-existing debt encountered while
working in that file, and development currently carries both:

  • displayName()'s inline if is a block
  • displayName(uid: $principal) uses the named argument

Verified against origin/development by content.

What #2885 did not add is tests/Unit/Notification/NotifierTest.php, and a
behaviour worth pinning is exactly the one that inline if expressed: a blank
display name must fall back to the uid. Without a test that is a silent
regression waiting to happen — trim('') returning the uid is not obvious from
the call site.

I have updated this branch onto development, so the duplicate hunks should
resolve away and the test should be the substance of the diff. Worth a look
that the rebase left it that way before merging.

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Correction to the comment above: the branch update FAILED — GitHub returned 422 merge conflict between base and head. The branch is not updated, contrary to what I wrote a moment ago.

That is expected on reflection: both this branch and #2885 rewrote the same two lines, so the merge cannot resolve itself. Resolving it now and will push.

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#	lib/Notification/Notifier.php
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Resolved and pushed. The conflict is gone and the diff is now the test alone.

git checkout --theirs on Notifier.php — i.e. development's version — because #2885 had already landed the identical two hunks. git diff development..HEAD -- lib/Notification/Notifier.php is now empty, and the branch adds exactly one file:

tests/Unit/Notification/NotifierTest.php | 125 +++++++++++++++++++

Run against development's Notifier.php, not against this branch's old copy: 12 tests, 28 assertions, OK. That matters — the test now proves the behaviour of the code that actually shipped, rather than of the version this branch originally carried.

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Quality Report — ConductionNL/openregister @ a222c28

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phpmd
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check-specs
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npm ✅ 545/545
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Quality workflow — 2026-08-27 00:27 UTC

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Quality Report — ConductionNL/openregister @ 2496ad6

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phpcs
phpmd
psalm
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eslint
stylelint
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check-specs
test-l10n
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PHPUnit
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Playwright
Hydra gates

Quality workflow — 2026-08-27 01:34 UTC

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