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This makes it possible to display stats per area on /reports
Cobrands using this functionality should use the pre-dashboard
reports/index.html template and pass --areas when calling bin/update-all-reports
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This is a much broader summary page, plus a body name autocomplete.
This was originally implemented for fixmystreet.com in 8a6a4ccb7.
It also adds '(no longer exists)' in the autocomplete next to
bodies not covering any areas.
You can supply the `--table` argument to `update-all-reports` to
generate the old-style data.
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This is a much broader summary page, plus a body name autocomplete.
This uses a cut down version of chart.js. [1]
[1] The full version was 149Kb (41Kb gzipped) plus you needed moment
(50Kb/17Kb), for a total of 199Kb/58Kb. By stripping out unused graphs
and code and config options, and switching to category axis rather than
time, it is now a total of 39Kb/13Kb.
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Also include areas in auto-generated problems.
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This means that the tests can be run in parallel.
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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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This commit makes the following parts of the site translatable:
- Social login buttons
- Moderation UI
- Offline glitch page & offline caching UI
- Dashboard
It also fixes a bug in the nget parser, stops some Oxfordshire bits
being translated for the moment, and brings the translation file up
to date.
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Problems can have an associated defect type, that can be assigned during
an inspection. Include an admin interface for managing these types, that
can also be assigned on a per-category basis, currently available to the
Oxfordshire cobrand.
(Also include 'TM' in traffic management Exor RDI output.)
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Uses the same environment as gettext-extract.
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The timestamps returned from the database are in server-local time, not UTC.
Because FMS expects timestamps in Open311 responses to be UTC, the timestamps
of updates from OCC appear one hour ahead when DST is in effect.
This commit converts the timestamps to UTC before outputting them.
Fixes mysociety/FixMyStreet-Commercial#499
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This script can be used for the bulk closure of old reports that haven't been
updated in a long time.
Reports that haven't been updated in a *really* long time (since 2014, by
default) are simply closed, and those that haven't been updated since 2015 (by
default) are closed and an email explaining the closure is sent to the report
creator.
This script can be used for other cobrands, but they'll need an
archive.{txt,html} template in order for the emails to be sent.
For mysociety/fixmystreetforcouncils#51
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Used internally to provide more details about when a priority is applicable.
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Links to view the reports on ZWN weren't being generated properly because
_email_report_list.txt was expecting 'data' to be in a particular format and
'cobrand' to be available.
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This moves the response priority values from a cobrand-specific method to a full
DB model, and includes management screens in the admin for administering them.
For mysociety/fixmystreetforcouncils#66
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This builds on the response templates in the Zürich cobrand:
- Allow response templates to be assigned to categories
- Also adds a auto_response flag, which will be used to automatically create
updates when reports are made.
- Include response templates select box on update form
For mysociety/fixmystreetforcouncils#31
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A user with the appropriate permission can add/remove reports from their
list of planned reports using a button on a report page. The list can be
viewed at /my/planned.
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We'll soon be adding more new permission types.
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- Adds is_superuser flag to User
- Logged-in user must be a superuser or have from_body set in order to access
anything within /admin
- has_permission_to on a superuser will always return true
- Only superusers can create/grant superusers
- New `createsuperuser` command for creating superusers
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Uses same watch notification as make_css.
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This is in case the cobrand directory is actually a symlink to
elsewhere, as it is with some deployments.
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It should now show a failure message on failure, rather than always show
the success message, and not show a confusing error about general.yml if
something went wrong before creating that file.
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This applies in e.g. a Vagrant installation.
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The move to libsass missed out one function call, that inline images as
data URIs, which wasn't spotted as it didn't error.
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Move to using libsass via CSS::Sass, and stop using compass, supplying
any used mixins directly. This removes the need for any ruby/gem based
installation, and greatly increases the speed of compilation. make_css
is also enhanced, bringing in the file monitoring previously done by a
separate script and improving its dependency monitoring.
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