Fix FileUpload.copy() to prevent title length exceeding 100 chars #13968
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Not sure if we want to keep the copy functionality, but here's a quick fix for Fixes #11314
Problem
When copying a Test with attached files, the copy operation fails with a database error if any file has a title that is 84+ characters long. The error occurs because the
FileUpload.copy()method appends- clone-{hash}(17 characters) to the title without checking if it would exceed the databasemax_lengthconstraint of 100 characters.Solution
Modified the
copy()method inFileUploadto truncate the original title before appending the clone suffix, ensuring the total length never exceeds 100 characters.Changes
Testing
Error Before Fix
After Fix
File titles are properly truncated to fit within the 100 character limit, allowing tests to be copied successfully with all attached files.