This restore() is still not working, though not sure why. Seems like it should be pretty straghtforward, and yet…
Additonally, manually setting the deleted)at date to null or blank isn’t working either. I’m sure I’m just missing something obvious.
* New Test Notification
Created Test Notification.
Updated Vendor Mail message.blade files.
Updated api settings controller to use Notification Façade.
* Add show URL in Emails condition
* New Welcome Notification
* Update dark-green.css
Added several new rules, to include little bits that weren't previously. Mostly centered around the new 'form' page and the various settings pages.
* Update dark-green.css
Fixed buttons for "View All" on main page. Missed those previously. Well, the buttons were included, but not the hover effects.
* Cleanup
* API tests for asset models and related cleanup/improvements
* Api license test. Tests incomplete because create/update/destroy are not implemented yet in the controller
* API Category tests.
* Manufacturers API Test.
* Implement License Create/Update/Delete Methods for API and enable test.
* Add missing gate for api. Fixes only superadmins being able to generate Personal Access Toekns
* Use the formated date helper to clean up verifications.
* Add Checkin/Checkout api tests.
* Accessories api test
* Add Companies API Test.
* Return ModelNotFound as a 404.
* Cleanups/simplficiations/updates.
* Locations api test.
* currency and image should be fillable on location.
* Update components api test.
* Use findOrFail so we return a 404 instead of a 200. Matches other item types.
* order_number should be fillable in component.
* Add updated_at and permissions to information returned from api for a user.
* Add users test and flesh out factory and fillable fields.
* Add test for assets method
* API status label test.
* Disable php7.2 for now on travis until the count(null) issues are remedied
* Add serial to update.
* API model not found should return a 200
* Rely on laravel transactions instead of refreshing the database dump between functional test runs. Cuts functional test runtime by 75%. Also use mysql to seed directly.
* Split functional tests into two groups on travis to reduce overall memory usage. Any new tests will need to be added to one of these two files before they are run on travis. running all functional tests simultaneously still works locally.
* Fix name of test in group.
