A checkout acceptance gets generated for every item that needs to be checked out. This resource tracks the user user who can accept the item and their signature
I think this merged in a weird order and was missed by the global
find/replace. This fixes bulkassets/bulkusers editing.
At some point we should look at refactoring BulkAssetsController@edit to
only run one DB query, rather than one per item.
* Move findLicenseSeatToCheckout back to controller.
After discussion, move findLicenseSeatToCheckout method back to
controller from form request. Also cleanup one tiny bit more with null
coalesce operator (Yay php 7).
* Revert Earlier change.
$target only exists in the checkoutTo* methods. Need to log the
checkout individually in each of those.
* Extract a handlesimages trait to centralize logic for parsing/storing images on upload in create/edit methods.
* Use same image upload/layout in accessories as consum+components.
* Monster: Cleanup/Refactor http controllers.
This cleans up docblocks, pulls most non-crudy actions into their own
controllers, and does general cleanup/logic refactoring. There /should/
be no functional changes, but we all know how should works..
Extract checkin/checkout functions to a separate controller for accessories.
Move controllers to subdirectory.
Cleanup AssetModelsController
Extract component checkin/checkout
Assorted cleanups/doc/formatting in controllers.
Refactor LicenseController.
Refactor UsersController
Update viewassetscontroller.
* Codacy cleanups
* More codacy cleanups. Extract a LicenseCheckout Form request as well.
* A bit more refactor/cleaning of the license checkout method.
* Review Related Cleanups
* Fix most of the item_not_found translations. In many cases, the
string being generated did not even use the id parameter. Where it
does, pass it as id instead of as a different value.
* Remove some old $data arrays from when we manually sent emails from
the controllers. This has been superseeded by the notification system
(yay!)
* Bugfix: Only log the checkin of an accessory if the checkin completes sucessfully.
* Adds a method to consumables to check if a notification should be sent
Adds the checkin_email method to Consumables, this gets checked in notifications when checking out the consumable.
Without the method, no notifications get sent for checking out consumables.
* Fixes the checkin_email method on the License model
This should allow the License to also send checkout/checkin notifications again.
* Fix Importer emailformat
Str::slug() strips periods from the string, which caused our existing
logic to misbehave when generating a user's email on an import. Adjust
logic to use generateEmail() helper on user instead. Also clean up some
of the logic in this method.
* Remove dead code.
* More refactor/cleanup of the user create method. I think it is almost readable now.
* Give advancedTextSearch all search terms at one
The additional conditions for assets had some problems, since they were joining tables for the additional attributes. The method was called once for every search term, so the join was added multiple times if the user entered multiple search terms.
* Allows search to handle multiple search terms better
The search now better handles multiple search terms, adding additional orWhere clauses, instead of duplicating all queries.
* Fixing typo
* Extract method/cleanup
* Remove apiStore method that is unusued since api controllers.
* Use proper model exception
* Remove old user importer. This is now supported by the general importer framework.
* Refactor AssetsController methods.
This is a giant diff without many functional changes, mostly cosmetic.
I've pulled a number of methods out of assetscontroller, preferring
instead to create some more targetted controllers for related actions.
I think this cleans up the file some, and suggests some places for
future targetted improvement.
Fix weird missing things.
* Fix Unit test failing after date changes.
* Pass valid string to be translated.
* Some method cleanup for codacy.
* Extract trait for common checkout uses and codacy fixes.
