Description
When using the NoOpWorkflow adapter a user is always set to active when an update is done, even if the user is suspended. This is undesirable, I think a user should stay in the state it is.
This can be fixed by changing this line (117/118 of NoOpWorkflowAdapter.java):
return new WorkflowResult<Map.Entry<Long, Boolean>>(
new AbstractMap.SimpleEntry<Long, Boolean>(updated.getId(), true), propByRes, "update");
into this:
return new WorkflowResult<Map.Entry<Long, Boolean>>(
new AbstractMap.SimpleEntry<Long, Boolean>(updated.getId(), !user.isSuspended()), propByRes, "update");