The core Drupal community is notorious for obsessing over every little detail that is submitted as code. Single issues can have hundreds of comments and, at its very worst, can take years to be resolved.
This came up while manipulating taxonomy children and their children recursively, so it’s as not far from Drupal as you’d think. First, we will learn how to create recursive closures which in itself is a bit tricky.
The core Drupal community is notorious for obsessing over every little detail that is submitted as code. Single issues can have hundreds of comments and, at its very worst, can take years to be resolved.
This came up while manipulating taxonomy children and their children recursively, so it’s as not far from Drupal as you’d think. First, we will learn how to create recursive closures which in itself is a bit tricky.