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Order the response templates query by external status code so if you
have an update with an external status code the response template
matching that is always used. Previously with the database left to
determine the order it could pick a response template with a matching
state rather than a matching external status.
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Use verbose for all log output, and debug only for
overriding the should_skip check.
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Make them take start/end hour arguments, cope if only one given,
optional body, and combine them together in one `fetch` script.
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Instead of sending off-road flytipping reports to the district, now that
Buckinghamshire is unitary we instead recategorise them into a new email
specific “Flytipping (off-road)” category which is handled in the same
way as other ex-district categories with the borough_email_addresses
cobrand feature, and omitted from the dropdown by the
categories_restriction cobrand method.
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New unitary branding, and remove County from name.
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Use normal contact email, with special override in Area 7.
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Check in road lookup DB for junctions based on place name, motorway
services and the joining road.
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This is taken from the sort-my-sign repo. It allows the user to search
for motorways names and junction numbers, e.g. "M60, Junction 2", and
then geocodes that using a SQLite database created from Highways England
markerpost locations.
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This state will appear when reporting if you are logged in as a staff
member of the relevant body, but otherwise not appear on the site.
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For some reason switching to a Select stopped the update_model changes being applied
when persisting the model, meaning the INSERT query failed because the cobrand column
was null. This commit switches to a hidden input field for the cobrand which I’m
not super keen on, but it does get the job done...
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If a user had no confirmed updates, but did have e.g. an unconfirmed
update that had mark_fixed set, you would get an error when trying to
hide the user's reports/updates.
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After this change, you can safely add the TfL body to other councils
(namely the ones surrounding London that include TfL bus stops);
clicking in those councils on other cobrands will have no change, as the
TfL body will be fully ignored on a non-London council, but on the TfL
cobrand it will allow it for e.g. the selection of bus stops outside
London.
It removes the body rather than just all its categories to prevent a "We
do not have details of the other body covering this area" message
appearing.
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Checks that the correct bits of the problem's extra fields are sent when
creating the report in Open311, and that extra bits of info are sent
when sending comments to Open311.
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Use Northamptonshire map tiles via WMS.
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Basic config and setup files for using WMS based map tiles. These still
require config in appropriate cobrand perl and javascript files
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This basic service worker behaves identically to the existing appcache -
some static scripts and CSS are cached, any HTML offline instead returns
a static HTML page that knows how to show data on stored problems out of
localStorage (stored there when /my/planned was visited online). Inspect
form submissions will be captured and can be synced back when online.
Once feature parity is established, we will then remove appcache, switch
from using localStorage to the cache API, and hopefully move all offline
support into the service worker.
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Reads information from a theme object if present, and icons from a
theme directory, with fallbacks.
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If you've e.g. come from an email link that lets you view a private
report, hide reporting/getting updates/sharing, and replace the update
form with a link saying you need to sign in.
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Use a token that does not log the user in, but lets the report be shown,
even if it's a private report. Allow old tokens of that type to work.
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The `IF category_extras.$category.size` condition in category_extras.html
was using an escaped string for `$category`, meaning the lookup would
always fail for categories that had an ampersand in their name. The result
of this was an empty `<div id="category_meta">`, and no extra fields shown
to the user. This caused issues when one or more of the fields were
required, as they were always empty and the error message wasn't being
rendered and shown to the user. This meant the user would see their report
form over and over again when submitting instead of useful feedback.
We also ensure $category is always a SafeString when used as a key into
a hashref in other templates.
Fixes https://github.com/mysociety/fixmystreet-freshdesk/issues/126
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Attempting to load the /report/ajax/<id> URL for a problem that
had a public response and wasn't in the ‘external’ state was causing
a crash because the call to FixMyStreet::App::View::Web::add_links
in updates_as_hashref was returning a FixMyStreet::Template::SafeString
that the JSON module didn't know how to serialise.
This commit adds a TO_JSON method to SafeString, and ensures the output
of /report/ajax is JSON-encoded with convert_blessed turned on so the
TO_JSON method is called.
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