Differential D1924 Diff 5716 src/app/Console/Commands/DomainRestore.php

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src/app/Console/Commands/DomainRestore.php

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				<?php

				namespace App\Console\Commands;

				use Illuminate\Console\Command;
				use Illuminate\Support\Facades\DB;

				class DomainRestore extends Command
				{
				/**
				* The name and signature of the console command.
				*
				* @var string
				*/
				protected $signature = 'domain:restore {domain}';

				/**
				* The console command description.
				*
				* @var string
				*/
				protected $description = 'Restore (undelete) a domain';

				/**
				* Execute the console command.
				*
				* @return mixed
				*/
				public function handle()
				{
				$domain = \App\Domain::withTrashed()->where('namespace', $this->argument('domain'))->first();

				if (!$domain) {
				$this->error("Domain not found.");
				return 1;
				}

				if (!$domain->trashed()) {
				$this->error("The domain is not yet deleted.");
				return 1;
				}

				$wallet = $domain->wallet();

				if ($wallet && !$wallet->owner) {
				vanmeeuwenUnsubmitted Not Done Inline Actions I don't understand this part. When `john@kolab.org` deletes itself and needs to be restored, is the situation not always that both the User as well as the Domain are deleted? Does it then mandate that first `user:restore john@kolab.org` is ran? vanmeeuwen: I don't understand this part. When `john@kolab.org` deletes itself and needs to be restored…
				machniakAuthorUnsubmitted Done Inline Actions It's just that you cannot restore a domain before restoring the user. But the command is still useful if you restore a domain (one of many) on an existing account. machniak: It's just that you cannot restore a domain before restoring the user. But the command is still…
				$this->error("The domain owner is deleted.");
				return 1;
				}

				DB::beginTransaction();
				$domain->restore();
				DB::commit();
				}
				}