Make looking for badges directory recursive. #24
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Make the look up of Gamifying badges be directory recursive so that it finds them no matter how deep the folder structure is. This allows developers to place badges within the `Gamify/Badges` directory in a more structured way rather than all badges right in the root of that directory.
ansezz
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Just checking the status of this PR. Been almost 3 years hoping for this to be merged 😞 |
ansezz
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Allows badges to be placed within other folders.
The only problem I see happening is that right now the
BadgeTypeclass does afirstOrNewto record the badge in the database solely by name. If two badges are name the same but in different folders they would over write each other. This could be avoided by adding a column to the database with the full badge namespace and doing afirstOrNewbased on name and namespace.Otherwise, this code will find badges recursively just fine.