About track requests:
Create migration that adds the fields submitter_id, state, and
cfp_active to Tracks
Add validations and the self_organized? method to the Track model
Create a new TracksController outide of the admin namespace
Create the relevant views for index, show, new and edit
Modify the admin views for tracks to include extra info for
self-organized tracks
About track organizers:
Create the role when a self-organized track is created
Define track organizer abilities
Modify the roles views and controller to handle the new role
The route for Roles#edit needs to have higher priority than the nested
routes for track roles, otherwise, the word edit in the url is matched
as a track with short_name edit
We are using `paper_trail` gem, which saves data in database table
versions. It has a native way to search in the versions records,
using `where_object()` and `where_object_changes()`. They are broken,
under certain conditions. We changed them to a manual `where()`.
To test this case we need: an Event with ID 1, an Event with ID 2, and
a commercial with ID 1, for event with ID 2 - obviously the numbers
could be different as long as there is this matching of IDs. Before
this was made wit ha expect, which would make the test fail if this is
not the case. But this is actually the test case, not what we want to
test, so I moved to the `let`.
This was also the case why one of the test was broken after we change
how the database is cleaned in:
https://github.com/openSUSE/osem/pull/1541
I also remove the feature test, as this should be tested in a
controller test.
Added PhysicalTicket model and controller. It holds the information about each physical ticket bought at the purchase. Physical Tickets are created after every successfull payment.
There is a known issue in paper_trail that whenever we Query the
'versions.object' column it evaluates inconsistent results for numeric
values due to limitations of SQL wildcard matchers against the
serialized objects. So to fix this issue I have manually formed the where
query instead of using where_object and where_object_changes. I have
also added test for the same.
Fixes#1307
The spec for omniauth doesn't test signup for every provider, and it
doesn't test if it has tests for all available providers
Also, we no longer use secrets
* Add model test to check if the omniauth providers have changed
* Test signup using every provider
* Replace secretswith environment variables
The names and usernames don't follow a canonical pattern
And the emails point to a valid domain not owned by osem and not
reserved for illustration purposes
Normalize the users' names and usernames and change the domain of the
email addresses to example.com
Fix#1365
Activate versioning for tests
The tests were failing because of the lack of versioning.By default, versioning is off for tests.
As a result, here (app/views/proposal/_form.html.haml L43) commercial,versions.last returns nil as there are no versions.
