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Some Public Body names contain commas (or other characters) which lead
to a malformed CSV where parts of the body name are in later columns.
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ENV[‘SITE’] can be specified for the crontab (and elsewhere) so
allow the option here too.
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Deployment system should handle linking the original location to
wherever necessary on the specific platform.
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156481f set the default example to true but this ensures the fallback is
true.
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- SRP: Do one thing. PublicBodyCSV converts a
collection of bodies in to a CSV formatted
String
- Adds some parenthesis around parameters in
PublicBodyController#list_all_csv
- Let the controller handle what records to pull
out for the CSV export
Arguably this doesn't really need to be anything
to do with PublicBody, but it allows us to set
nice defaults.
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Stemming returns 'bore' as the word to highlight which can't be matched
in the original phrase.
Also removes duplicates from the results
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- Ignore stopwords
- Use Stemming
- Wrap words with regex for use in a highlighter (optional)
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Less manual editing for reinstallers.
Existing backwards-compatibility:
$ bundle exec rake config_files:convert_crontab \
DEPLOY_USER=deploy \
VHOST_DIR=/home/vagrant/ \
VCSPATH=alaveteli \
SITE=alaveteli \
CRONTAB=config/crontab-example | grep 'MAILTO='
MAILTO=cron-alaveteli@mysociety.org
New optional MAILTO option:
$ bundle exec rake config_files:convert_crontab \
DEPLOY_USER=deploy \
VHOST_DIR=/home/vagrant/ \
VCSPATH=alaveteli \
SITE=alaveteli
CRONTAB=config/crontab-example \
MAILTO=cron@example.org | grep 'MAILTO='
MAILTO=cron@example.org
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Picks these up in `rake notes` and adds semantic meaning
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Fixes https://github.com/mysociety/alaveteli/issues/1563
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Sometimes pdftohtml will generate thousands of images when converting an
image embedded in a PDF. This causes a request spike when a user tries
to view the converted PDF as HTML.
See https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=77932 for the bug
report.
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Was confusing what the number meant; easier to just sum numbers in the
quartery columns to get totals.
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Taken from https://github.com/mikel/mail/pull/602
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Sets viewport, uses responsive header and footer templates.
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TODO: We really should be testing the full output of RTF#body, but we currently
want to remain consistent with Adapters::PDF as many methods are shared between
the Adapters.
A more correct spec might be:
expected = %Q(<font size=3><font color="#000000">thisisthebody</font></font>)
adapter.body.should == expected
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TODO: We really should be testing the full output of PDF#body, but
inconsistencies between pdftohtml prevent sensible means of doing this.
For example:
adapter.body.should == %Q(\n<A name=1></a>thisisthebody<br/>\n<hr>\n)
Fails because some versions (correctly!) use lower case tag names.
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Extracts the attachment processing from FoiAttachment#body_to_html
AttachmentToHTML contains adapters which convert
- text/plain
- application/pdf
- application/rtf
Results are returned as an AttachmentHTML::HTML instance which contains
the raw HTML and other metadata about the conversion.
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'opennewzealand_github/feature/handle-undefined-conversion' into rails-3-develop
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From: http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.0/String.html#method-i-encode
Ducktypes for having encode rather than relying on RUBY_VERSION
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Conflicts:
config/general.yml-example
spec/factories.rb
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