Deprecation and PHP Warning when invoking DataHandler via CLI

[ervaude]

Hi Nicole,
when invoking DataHandler via CLI (e.g. while importing with l10nmgr or something alike) the content_defender DataHandler Hook (\IchHabRecht\ContentDefender\Hooks\DatamapDataHandlerHook::processDatamap_beforeStart()) is called.

Inside the method isRecordAllowedByRestriction() the \TYPO3\CMS\Backend\Form\FormDataCompiler is called:

$formDataCompilerInput = [
    'command' => 'edit',
    'databaseRow' => $record,
    'effectivePid' => $record['pid'],
    'tableName' => 'tt_content',
    'vanillaUid' => (int)$record['uid'],
];
$result = $formDataCompiler->compile($formDataCompilerInput);

Due to the lack of a Request object, we run into the following lines of the compile() method:

if (!$result['request'] instanceof ServerRequestInterface) {
    // @deprecated since v12: Throw a \RuntimeException in v13 instead.
    trigger_error(
        'When using FormDataCompiler, the current ServerRequestInterface object must be provided.',
        E_USER_DEPRECATED
    );
    $result['request'] = $GLOBALS['TYPO3_REQUEST'];
}

This has been introduced with https://review.typo3.org/c/Packages/TYPO3.CMS/+/78609

Since there is no ServerRequestInterface in $result, we get a deprecation warning and since $GLOBALS['TYPO3_REQUEST'] is not set, we get a PHP warning on top.

This might be an issue in core, after all.

Anyway, thanks for your great extension.

Cheers
Daniel