BindingObjectAlternate__c is not working

[dinobrinas]

BindingObjectAlternate__c is not working when I put a value on it. I am using this on the Task object for binding object but cannot find it in the list. So I decided to use BindingObjectAlternate__c but no luck.
When I check the code, It's not included in the select statement and in the if statement. Please see below screenshot:

Please let me know if you know how to fix this.

Thanks and regards,
Divino Brinas

[John M. Daniel]

@dinobrinas -- Thanks for reporting this. I am looking at it now and can reproduce the issue. Should have a fix soon. Cheers!

[John M. Daniel]

@dinobrinas -- Just wanted to let you know that I have not forgotten this one. Working on solution. Hopefully have something soon.

[John M. Daniel]

@dinobrinas -- Can you post two things please?

• A copy of the Binding__mdt record
• A copy of how you are making the call to get the bindings
  Thanks for the help.

[dinobrinas]

Thanks for your reply.

We would like to ask your estimate when can we expect the changes based on this bug?

Please see screenshot and metadata record from Binding__mdt:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <CustomMetadata xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/04/metadata" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> <label>MEX_UserTriggerHandler</label> <protected>false</protected> <values> <field>BindingObjectAlternate__c</field> <value xsi:type="xsd:string">User</value> </values> <values> <field>BindingObject__c</field> <value xsi:nil="true"/> </values> <values> <field>BindingSequence__c</field> <value xsi:nil="true"/> </values> <values> <field>To__c</field> <value xsi:type="xsd:string">MEX_UserTriggerHandler</value> </values> <values> <field>Type__c</field> <value xsi:type="xsd:string">Apex</value> </values> </CustomMetadata>

[John M. Daniel]

@dinobrinas -- Thanks for the above. The fix is pretty much ready and I am double checking the tests.

The last bit of information that I need to know is how you are calling the di_Injector to retrieve this binding. Please share that code line so that I can be certain we have everything correct.

Are you calling for the binding by using the following command di_Injector.Org.getInstance('MEX_UserTriggerHandler'); or was there another way tried to access it??

[dinobrinas]

@ImJohnMDaniel - Thanks for the quick reply.

Here's the sample code segment that we are using:

For trigger:
parameter: SObjectType triggerType
List<di_Binding> bindings = di_Injector.Org.Bindings.bySObject(triggerType).get();

For Classes:
private MEX_UtilityClass actionFromUtility = (MEX_UtilityClass) di_Injector.Org.getInstance(MEX_UtilityClass.class);

[John M. Daniel]

@dinobrinas thanks for the info. The changes released to the master branch should fix the issue that you are seeing. If there is still an issue, let us know with a new ticket. Cheers!