applyOperations example

    public function testLdapApplyOperationsRemoveAllWithArrayError()
    {
        $entryManager = $this->adapter->getEntryManager();

        $result = $this->executeSearchQuery(1);
        $entry = $result[0];

        $this->expectException(UpdateOperationException::class);

        $entryManager->applyOperations($entry->getDn(), [new UpdateOperation(\LDAP_MODIFY_BATCH_REMOVE_ALL, 'mail', [])]);
    }

    public function testLdapApplyOperationsWithWrongConstantError()
    {
        $entryManager = $this->adapter->getEntryManager();

        $result = $this->executeSearchQuery(1);
        $entry = $result[0];

        $this->expectException(UpdateOperationException::class);

        

public function updateDetails($detailIds, $nestedOperations)
    {
        $entityManager = $this->getDqlHelper()->getEntityManager();

        $nestedOperations = $this->getDqlHelper()->groupOperations($nestedOperations);

        foreach ($nestedOperations as $prefix => $operations) {
            if (empty($prefix)) {
                continue;
            }

            $this->applyOperations($operations, $detailIds);
        }

        $entityManager->flush();

        // As of Shopware 4.1.3 clearing the cache via event is possible. As this is quite slow, however,         // this function is optional and disabled by default.         $clearCache = $this->getConfig()->getByNamespace('SwagMultiEdit', 'clearCache', false);
        if (!$clearCache) {
            return;
        }