Declare OCA.Search directly, not via a monkey patch#22511
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Apps could use OCA.Search very early on a page load without a problem prior to Nextcloud 20 (current master). Since the unified search work moved some code around, it now was added later, resulting in `TypeError: OCA.Search is not a constructor` errors if the apps did not wrap their calls in a `DOMLoaded` event handler. To ensure existing code continues to work without modification, this patch moves the declaration of the `OCA.Search` API to where we defined `OCA`, instead of monkey-patching it later on. Signed-off-by: Christoph Wurst <[email protected]>
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Apps could use OCA.Search very early on a page load without a problem
prior to Nextcloud 20 (current master). Since the unified search work
moved some code around, it now was added later, resulting in
TypeError: OCA.Search is not a constructorerrors if the apps did not wrap theircalls in a
DOMLoadedevent handler.To ensure existing code continues to work without modification, this
patch moves the declaration of the
OCA.SearchAPI to where we definedOCA, instead of monkey-patching it later on.