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fix(edition) : Cannot read property 'year' of undefined #344

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fix(edition) : Cannot read property 'year' of undefined #344

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/server/routes/entity/edition.js
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Expand Up @@ -339,7 +339,7 @@ function transformNewForm(data) {
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let releaseEvents = [];
if (data.editionSection.releaseDate.year) {
if (data.editionSection.releaseDate && data.editionSection.releaseDate.year) {
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I think this would've worked also if(data.edition.releaseData){.. because year is an empty string by default and will always be present.
But I think it's better to be safe :)

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Indeed. I think also if by any chance you get something other than a {year,month,day} object (like a date string), calling dateObjectToISOString with it will throw an error.

releaseEvents = [{date: dateObjectToISOString(data.editionSection.releaseDate)}];
}

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