| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age | Lines |
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Add some reports to the inspector's shortlist.
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We keep the internal states hardcoded, plus the core open (confirmed)
and closed ones, but the remainder are moved to the database.
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Store a schema object on FixMyStreet::DB instead.
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Also include areas in auto-generated problems.
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Historically in UK cobrands, bodies have had IDs the same as the MapIt
area ID they cover. This can be confusing (if you are setting up a dev
environment, say) and should not be necessary. This commit removes the
requirement entirely, by switching any ID checks to either the name of
the body, or the actual area it covers.
One note: the body name in the test has to match so that we do not get
two bodies both covering 2237 created. This will not be necessary when
the tests are compartmentalized in the next commit.
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Given a MapIt area ID, the script will create a body and categories,
users with different levels of permissions, and some random problems
and updates. It can optionally empty out the database first.
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Uses same watch notification as make_css.
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Command line scripts don't need a full blown app, just database.
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This override is not used anywhere, it dates from a very old long-gone
test script, and causes issues with database query planning.
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Remove some unneeded scripts, move others to cobrand-specific
directories.
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