The method signature for `ActionScheduler_DBStore::bulk_cancel_actions()` is different than its parent class

[coreymckrill]

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In ActionScheduler_DBStore::bulk_cancel_actions() the method takes one argument, $query_args, described like this in the doc block:

@param array $query_args Query parameters.

In the parent class that ActionScheduler_DBStore extends, ActionScheduler_Store, the same method also takes one argument, $action_ids, described as:

@param array $action_ids List of action IDs.

Now, since in both cases there is one argument and it is expected to be an array, I'm not sure if there are compatibility issues with newer versions of PHP (8.1+). However, this still seems problematic because the contents of the arrays are very different. In one we have an associative array of key/value pairs that define the arguments for a query. In the other we have an indexed array of integers (action IDs) that are the result of already having run that query. At the very least this is confusing to anyone who is trying to understand what ActionScheduler_DBStore inherits from its parent class, and how they should extend that parent class if they were to create another custom store.

[barryhughes]

Renaming the param in the base method (which is private) would seem like the safest solution, if we want to limit the potential for future confusion.

[coreymckrill]

Probably need to rename, and refactor to make use of query params instead of a list of IDs. But agreed that changing the private method is probably the best option.

[barryhughes]

Right, I mean since it is private and not inherited it could simply change from:

ActionScheduler_Store::bulk_cancel_actions( $action_ids )

To:

ActionScheduler_Store::bulk_cancel_actions_by_id( $action_ids )

The logic could remain the same. Though, of course, there are several ways to solve it and getting into the weeds as I'm doing probably isn't useful 🍃