* Added “show fields in email” to custom fields
* Added “show images in email” to settings
* Added nicer HTML emails
* Break notifications out into their own, instead of trying to mash them all together
* Remove old notification for accessory checkout
* Janky fix for #5076 - “The asset you have attempted to accept was not checked out to you”
* Add method for image url for accessories
* Added accessory checkout email blade
* Make accessory email notification on checkout screen consistent with assets
* Added native consumables notifications
* Fixes for asset notification
* Updated notification blades with correct-er fields
* Updated notifications
* License checkin notification - does not work yet
Need to figure out whether the license seat is assigned to a person or an asset before we can pass the target
* Added alternate “cc” email for admins
* Only try to trigger notifications if the target is a user
* Fix tests
* Fixed consumable URL
* Removed unused notification
* Pass target type in params
* Show slack status
* Pass additional parameters
There is a logic bug in this :( Will send to slack twice, since the admin CC and the user are both using the same notification. Fuckity fuck fuck fuck.
* Pass a variable to the notification to supress the duplicate slack message
* Slack is broken :( Trying to fix
Will try a git bisect
* Put preview back into checkout
* Pulled old archaic mail
* Removed debugging
* Fixed wrong email title
* Fixed slack endpoint not firing
* Poobot, we hardly knew ye.
* Removed old, manual mail from API
* Typo :-/
* Code cleanup
* Use defined formatted date in JSON
* Use static properties for checkin/checkout notifiers for cleaner code
* Removed debugging
* Use date formatter
* Fixed target_type
* Fixed language in consumable email
* If a user id is provided in the name column of an import, we should assume that it is a user id and check out to it.
* Fix build of vue files. The location is public/js/build, not public/build
* Ensure a status type is set before allowing submission of an import.
Also expand the status text label to change color based on success/failure.
Fixes#4658
* Use right key to lookup emails when importing users. Fixes 4619.
* Import serial for components, and make unique matches based on the serial as well as the name. Fixes#4569
* Set the location_id when importing an item properly.
This moves as well to using the Asset::checkout() method, which should consolidate the logic into a useful spot.
Fixes#4563 (I think)
* Production assets.
* Case insensitive field map guessing and repopulate when changingin import type.
For a while, prior to 987536930, we did not null assigned_type on
checkin. This migration manually nulls all assigned_type fields if
assigned_to is unset. Add a test to AssetTest for this as well...kind
of. We need to extract an Asset::checkin() method for 4.1 that mirrors
Asset::checkOut() to really test this.
This also fixes a separate (but related) issue. The Asset importer did
not set assigned_type when importing and creating users. In this
instance, we assume that if assigned_to is set and assigned_type is not,
then the item was checked out to a user and update the DB accordingly.
Also add a check in ImporterTest for this issue.
* There is no notes field on accessories. Fixes Importer Test.
* Fix notification test. We should see a checkout not allowed exception when trying to check out to a location if the asset requires acceptance.
* Fix Custom field import.
Add a test for custom field import, and fix a few issues related to
importing custom fields. This will restore v3 functionality.
* Add UI support for mapping custom fields.
This still requires the field mappings to be created/assigned in
advance, but will fetch all custom field names and allow them to be
selected when setting up custom field mappings.
This commit also updates laravel-mix to v1.4.3 and other node
dependencies to fix some build issues.
* Fix some requestable asset page/assetloc issues. I'd love to know why laravel expections relationships to be in lower case... but thats a question for another day.
