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If an update with a blank external_status_code is fetched then unset it
otherwise we will always a detect a change in the external_status_code
which might mean phantom updates.
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Lots of false positives from other bodies too.
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By specifying a placeholder in an email template, it can be replaced
by the description returned from the Open311 server.
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Times in the database should be stored in the application server's local
timezone, by e.g. using `current_timestamp`, or by setting that timezone
explicitly before storage (the database columns are all without timezone
so any timezone info is silently ignored). Reports & updates fetched via
Open311 and offline updates were being put into the TIME_ZONE setting if
present, meaning they were stored incorrectly for future usage.
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If an update has a fixmystreet id in it check that it looks like an
integer and if not issue a warning and skip the update.
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If an update has a fixmystreet_id field then use the contents of that in
preference to the external_id field to match an update to a problem.
This handles the case where a report in a third party system passes
through different types (eg inspection and defect), resulting in the
external id changing. In this case it is sometimes possible to include
the fixmystreet id in each type and hence use that to match things up at
the fixmystreet side.
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If we fail to match an update to a problem on the staging server then
print a warning so we can diagnose issues.
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Allows creating scripts that fetch comments for a single body, e.g for
batch updating or because they require special setup.
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The //= meant that once `$open311` was populated we reused it each time
which mean we were passing the original config in to each body.
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we no longer need some of the hardcoded oxfordshire Open311 overrides so
remove them
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If an Open311 update has a customer_reference property then add that to
the metadata for the problem.
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A move between fixed states (presumably from fixed-user to fixed-council)
should not count as a state change for the purposes of generating comment
text from templates.
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The Open311 specification has two values for a report's status:
- open: it has been reported.
- closed: it has been resolved.
FixMyStreet previously mapped 'closed' to 'fixed - council', but this
has been causing issues with Open311 endpoints that want to mark a FMS
report as closed but not fixed. The mySociety Open311 additions
introduce extended statuses, some of which represent a 'closed' state
e.g. duplicate, no_further_action, but there are times when a report
should simply be closed without any indication why - for example, if
open311-adapter is being used to integrate with a council system which
has a closed state not represented by the extended statuses. Marking a
report as 'closed' on a council system and displaying that as 'fixed'
on the FixMyStreet front end is not an ideal situation.
This commit changes the mapping of the Open311 'closed' status to the
'closed' FMS state when extended_statuses is enabled.
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As Oxfordshire uses local time and not UTC use that when calling the get
update script. Also handle a date with a timezone being passed on the
server side.
And add some tests in for the oxfordshire open311 endpoint
Fixes mysociety/fixmystreet-commercial#1062
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If no text, photo, or state change, hide the update from display.
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Response templates won't be triggered unless the problem state or
external status code is changed.
Fixes #2075
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Previously, an update's problem_state was set via an Open311 update if:
* the update timestamp was equal or greater to the report's last update;
* the new state was visible, and not equal to the report's current state;
* the update wouldn't change the report from a fixed state to another fixed state;
* (Oxfordshire) the update wouldn't change the report from any open state to Open.
It would also set the report's state to match if the report was currently visible.
This mostly worked, but could lead to issues if e.g. the report started life in
a non-confirmed state (e.g. we pulled it in already fixed from an external
source), as then the update did not record its state and the update display got
confused as to the state history. However it did mean there wasn't confusion if
a later update than the Open311 update was made on the site itself.
This new code will set an update's problem_state if:
* the new state is visible;
* the update wouldn't change the report from a fixed state to another fixed state;
* (Oxfordshire) the update wouldn't change the report from any open state to Open.
It will also set the report's state to match if the report is currently
visible, changing state, and the update timestamp is equal or greater to the
report's last update.
So when the report state changes is unchanged, all the conditions still apply,
but the update's problem_state is set more often (it will be set regardless of
whether the timestamps align, or whether the state matches the report's current
state).
This could theoretically lead to issues elsewhere, e.g. if an update is left on
a report on FixMyStreet and then an Open311 update is pulled in later (but with
an earlier timestamp) that changes the state, the report state will not be
updated due to the later update being made, though the Open311 update will list
the state change, and then the later update might say it changed it back (if it
recorded the current state in its problem_state), even though it technically
did not. I think this issue is less worrying than the current situation, which
can state that a random update has fixed a report when it was the previous
update that did, and there will always be such issues with multiple sources of
truth for a report status. An alternative would be to allow the Open311 update
to override.
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If we've pulled in a report and an update from an external source,
both may have exactly the same timestamp, and we do want to record
the problem_state in that case.
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If the Open311 endpoint provides the external_status_code field
in servicerequestupdates.xml output, it’s stored in each comment’s
extra field as well as the problem’s extra field. This will make it
possible to trigger response templates based on this value.
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Add a per body configuration option to allow Open311 updates to contain
only a status change, rather than emitting a warning when this happens.
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This enables the display of existing reports from the back end on FMS
if the body is configured to do this.
Reports will not be created if they are missing an id, a lat or a long,
if the lat/long is outside the area covered by the body, if there is
already a report with a matching id, or if we can't parse out the
request time.
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If an Open311 service request update with an empty description field is
received and there is a matching ResponseTemplate for the problem's
category & state (and it's marked as auto-response) then the text from
that ResponseTemplate will be used for the created update.
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Store a schema object on FixMyStreet::DB instead.
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Parse the XML in such a way other parts of the code do not have to worry
about single-value folding or the like.
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Even when we ask for a specific range of dates, we sometimes get given
more in the response.
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Fixes #1337.
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Fixes #1315.
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And create default cobrand class without all of Moose.
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Command line scripts don't need a full blown app, just database.
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Make dashboard work properly in two-tier councils, showing reports sent
to both. Create an index on the array of the bodies_str column to speed
up performance, and use that throughout the code replacing all LIKE
scans. This also enables a simplifying tidy of the restriction code.
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Fixes #677. The query to fetch the related alert sometimes:
* retrieves no result, causing an error on $alert->id
* retrieves multiple results, causing deprecation warnings
(e.g. which may at some point become future errors in DBIC)
This commit turns the resultset('DB::Alert')->find(...) into a
search(...) and loops over the results, to suppress them.
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database.
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Conflicts:
bin/open311-populate-service-list
bin/send-comments
bin/update-all-reports
conf/crontab.ugly
db/schema.sql
perllib/FixMyStreet/App/Controller/Admin.pm
perllib/FixMyStreet/App/Controller/Report/New.pm
perllib/FixMyStreet/App/Controller/Reports.pm
perllib/FixMyStreet/Cobrand/Default.pm
perllib/FixMyStreet/Cobrand/LichfieldDC.pm
perllib/FixMyStreet/DB/Result/Open311conf.pm
perllib/FixMyStreet/DB/Result/Problem.pm
perllib/FixMyStreet/DB/ResultSet/Problem.pm
perllib/FixMyStreet/SendReport.pm
perllib/FixMyStreet/SendReport/Email.pm
perllib/FixMyStreet/SendReport/Open311.pm
perllib/Open311/GetServiceRequestUpdates.pm
perllib/Open311/PopulateServiceList.pm
t/app/controller/report_new.t
t/app/controller/rss.t
templates/web/bromley/report/display.html
templates/web/default/admin/council_contacts.html
templates/web/default/common_header_tags.html
templates/web/default/dashboard/index.html
templates/web/default/front/stats.html
templates/web/default/report/_main.html
templates/web/default/report/update-form.html
templates/web/emptyhomes/index.html
templates/web/emptyhomes/report/display.html
templates/web/emptyhomes/report/new/councils_text_all.html
templates/web/emptyhomes/reports/body.html
templates/web/emptyhomes/reports/index.html
templates/web/fixmystreet/report/new/fill_in_details_form.html
templates/web/fixmystreet/report/update-form.html
web/cobrands/fixmystreet/fixmystreet.js
web/js/fixmystreet.js
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than one body.
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