Label value appears in DeveloperName field of Custom Metadata Types query when run as Community User but not with Admin
Custom Objects , Developer Console , Communities
Last updated 2022-08-08 ·Reference W-7217580 ·Reported By 13 users
In Review
Summary
DeveloperName field is returning label instead of API name (Developer Name) for the community user when it is in relationship query.
Note: The issue is not reproducible to System admin, as mentioned it is only to community users.
Repro
> Create a Parent MDT
> Create a Child MDT and added parent MDT as metadata relationship field
> Populate manage records for both Child and Parent MDT
> There is some discrepancy when this SOQL executed from System.runAs() for admin and community users [select id, Label, DeveloperName, HarshCase__ParentMDT__r.DeveloperName from HarshCase__ChildMDT__mdt]
System.runAs(u)
{
List<HarshCase__ChildMDT__mdt> t=[select id, Label, DeveloperName, HarshCase__ParentMDT__r.DeveloperName from HarshCase__ChildMDT__mdt];
System.debug('t::'+t);
for( HarshCase__ChildMDT__mdt i :t){
System.debug('i'+ i.HarshCase__ParentMDT__r.DeveloperName);
System.debug('i'+ i);
}
}
> For a community user:
14:40:35:017 SOQL_EXECUTE_BEGIN [7]|Aggregations:0|SELECT Id FROM User WHERE Id = '0056F00000BtUIv' LIMIT 1
14:40:35:048 USER_DEBUG [30]|DEBUG|iParentLabel
> For a system admin user:
14:52:57:018 SOQL_EXECUTE_BEGIN [8]|Aggregations:0|SELECT Id FROM User WHERE Id = '0056F00000AMhFb' LIMIT 1
14:52:57:053 USER_DEBUG [30]|DEBUG|iParentDeveloperName
Workaround
workaround by adding ParentMDT__r.QualifiedApiName to the select clause to make ParentMDT__r.DeveloperName return the developer name for community users.
Is it Fixed?
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