The problem is that while XWiki#renameDocument does understand the concept of target overwriting it does not actually do nothing about it (it should delete it) and just calls XWikiStoreInterface#renameXWikiDoc, which assume the target does not exist.
Thomas Mortagne on 20/Jun/24 10:50
Regression apparently caused by XWIKI-18610.
The problem is that while XWiki#renameDocument does understand the concept of target overwriting it does not actually do nothing about it (it should delete it) and just calls XWikiStoreInterface#renameXWikiDoc, which seems to assume the target does not exist.
Thomas Mortagne on 20/Jun/24 10:50
Regression apparently caused by XWIKI-18610.
The problem is that while XWiki#renameDocument does do understand the concept of target overwriting it does not actually do nothing anything about it and just calls XWikiStoreInterface#renameXWikiDoc, which seems to assume the target does not exist.
Thomas Mortagne on 20/Jun/24 10:57
Regression apparently caused by XWIKI-18610 (not sure why honestly as I would have bet on XWIKI-13935 instead, but I cannot reproduce in 12.10.6).
The problem is that while XWiki#renameDocument do understand the concept of target overwriting it does not actually do anything about it and just calls XWikiStoreInterface#renameXWikiDoc, which seems to assume the target does not exist.
Thomas Mortagne on 20/Jun/24 10:58
Regression apparently caused by XWIKI-18610 (not sure why honestly as I would have bet on XWIKI-13935 instead, but I cannot reproduce in 12.10.6).
The problem is that while XWiki#renameDocument do understand the concept of target overwriting, it does not actually do anything about it and just calls XWikiStoreInterface#renameXWikiDoc, which seems to assume the target does not exist.
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