#return $frozenuser;
my %userdata = $self->_user->get_columns();
- return \%userdata;
+
+ # If use_userdata_from_session is set, then store all of the columns of the user obj in the session
+ if (exists($self->config->{'use_userdata_from_session'}) && $self->config->{'use_userdata_from_session'} != 0) {
+ return \%userdata;
+ } else { # Otherwise, we just need the PKs for load() to use.
+ my %pk_fields = map { ($_ => $userdata{$_}) } @{ $self->config->{id_field} };
+ return \%pk_fields;
+ }
}
sub from_session {
#
## if use_userdata_from_session is defined in the config, we fill in the user data from the session.
if (exists($self->config->{'use_userdata_from_session'}) && $self->config->{'use_userdata_from_session'} != 0) {
- my $obj = $self->resultset->new_result({ %$frozenuser });
+
+ # We need to use inflate_result here since we -are- inflating a
+ # result object from cached data, not creating a fresh one.
+ # Components such as EncodedColumn wrap new() to ensure that a
+ # provided password is hashed on the way in, and re-running the
+ # hash function on data being restored is expensive and incorrect.
+
+ my $class = $self->resultset->result_class;
+ my $source = $self->resultset->result_source;
+ my $obj = $class->inflate_result($source, { %$frozenuser });
+
$obj->in_storage(1);
$self->_user($obj);
return $self;
my $self = shift;
return $self->SUPER::can(@_) || do {
my ($method) = @_;
- if (my $code = $self->_user->can($method)) {
+ if (not $self->_user) {
+ undef;
+ } elsif (my $code = $self->_user->can($method)) {
sub { shift->_user->$code(@_) }
} elsif (my $accessor =
try { $self->_user->result_source->column_info($method)->{accessor} }) {
=head1 VERSION
-This documentation refers to version 0.1401.
+This documentation refers to version 0.1503.
=head1 SYNOPSIS