* wip
* Rename managing_agents column
* add managing relationship
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* feat: add my features branched off managing agents branch
* feat: update nav behaviour
* feat: simplify housing_providers view
* feat: fix pluralise to default to plural rather than singular
* feat: remove managing agent related code so can be merged directly
* tests: update tests and add new ones for housing_providers
* refactor: rubocop conciliation
* tests: fix failing navigation tests
* tests: one more plural test
* refactor: erb linting
* refactor: erb linting
* feat: right-align "Remove" text
* feat: update nokogiri to pass bundler-audit
* feat: grey out search button
* feat: remove section-break
Co-authored-by: Jack S <jacopo.scotti@softwire.com>
* feat: add validation for voiddate and mrcdate when startdate changed after these have been added later
* test: add tests for new validations
* refactor: remove unnecessary parens
* add type of building question to sales
* update check answer label
* fix tests
* [CLDC-1467] Use correct page ID
Co-authored-by: Jack S <jacopo.scotti@softwire.com>
* feat: add buyer 2-1 relationship question and page (migration and schema to come in next commit)
* feat: add buyer 2-1 migration and schema
* feat: update schema
* feat: add depends_on and tests
* feat: add hint text
* tests: add new tests
* refactor: lint appeasing
* test: update no. of pages
* feat: remove text input for Other option
* feat: update schema
It's possible that this method returns true despite not having an `inferred_check_answers_value` set. This is an obvious smell that we will return to fix.
* feat: core functionality
* feat: update schema.rb
* feat: add link for privacy notice, refactor to separate tenant/buyer
* feat: make privacy notices open in new tab
* test: make previous tests pass
* test: add new tests
* feat: add boyer_company page and question (migration still to be committed)
* feat: add migration and updated schema
* feat: update tests (and add housingneeds_type to schema that was previously missing)
* tests: add tests for question and page
* refactor: spacing
* feat: update schema
* feat: add boyer_company page and question (migration still to be committed)
* feat: add migration and updated schema
* feat: update tests (and add housingneeds_type to schema that was previously missing)
* tests: add tests for question and page
* refactor: spacing
* feat: update test
* feat: add boyer_company page and question (migration still to be committed)
* feat: add migration and updated schema
* feat: update tests (and add housingneeds_type to schema that was previously missing)
* tests: add tests for question and page
* refactor: spacing
* feat: add boyer_company page and question (migration still to be committed)
* feat: add migration and updated schema
* feat: update tests (and add housingneeds_type to schema that was previously missing)
* tests: add tests for question and page
* refactor: spacing
* feat: add migration and updated schema
* feat: update tests (and add housingneeds_type to schema that was previously missing)
* feat: add migration and updated schema
* feat: update tests (and add housingneeds_type to schema that was previously missing)
* feat: add migration and updated schema
* feat: update tests (and add housingneeds_type to schema that was previously missing)
* test: update tests
* feat: add buyer 2-1 relationship question and page (migration and schema to come in next commit)
* feat: add buyer 2-1 migration and schema
* feat: update schema
* feat: add depends_on and tests
* feat: add hint text
* tests: add new tests
* refactor: lint appeasing
* Remove an unused ethnic_other column
* remove sale_completion_date from lettings logs
* Add collection start year
* Remove sale_or_letting column
* Rename rent_type to rent_type_detail in the export
* Format dates
* refactor
* Fix test
While migrating users from the previous service to the new one we discovered that email addresses are not unique in the previous service. This means that one user in the new service might relate to multiple users in the previous service.
This change:
- Adds a new LegacyUser model that can belong to a User. Each LegacyUser model has one old_user_id that corresponds to the user ID in the legacy service.
- Updates the user import service so that we create this association for new users
- Creates a Rake script to backfill the association for existing users
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