* create presenter class to hold all the db calls and data for showing the home page
plus tests, some changes to factoreis and helpers necessary
this should avoid an overly bloated controller method or calling the DB from a view helper
* view partial changes
to accommodate design changes, decouple box with counter and blue link boxes
since various boxes show or not or in a different order depending on whether the org logs sales and whether we are in the crossover period I have also made grid and row partials to improve readability on the index page.
* redesign the home page using the new presenter and partials, deliver the presenter object to the view from the controller
* adjust tests and factories and address api call stub
* remove view helpers that are no longer being used and remove outdated tests for home page
* amend presenter and associated calls from view, tests, to ensure support user always sees sales data
* write request specs for the homepage
* undo unnecessary change to factory
* make corrections following rebase conflicts
* various minor changes following tech review
* logs assigned to a provider should be vivisble to them in the homepage count rather than logs created by them
* resolve rebase confusion in csv fixture files
* Fix possible bulk upload years
* Initialise 2021/22 form routes for tests
* Return test routes from form handler
* Fix some tests
* fix bulk upload tests
- change from mocks to actual code calls
* update years for bulk upload form
* Fix some uprn tests
* Set the scheme as available from previous year if the collection is in crossover
* Update location available_from
* Update location and scheme tests
* Refactor and comment out a scheme test
* Some uprn and export tests
* Fix lettings logs controller tests and comment out previous collection message test
* fix tests for new collection year
* fix bulk upload tests
for some reason tenancylength must not be given for validation to pass
* update bulk upload tests for new year
* More fixes
* Undo location changes
* Fix remaining uprn
* further new collection year test fixes
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Co-authored-by: Phil Lee <asmega@users.noreply.github.com>
* add some methods on lettings log and use them and already existing methods to make depends on human readbale for pages in property information subsection
* reformat answer options for neatness
* ensure that property information subsection is conditionally not shown under correct conditions
* amend method to find the path for the next question to answer so that if no questions in the next section are currently routed to, it goes to the section after that
* make amendments for failing test and linting
* remove unnecessary method
* remove unnecessary conditions from depends on, the displayed in tasklist method override is sufficient
* test the change to the method creating a link to the next subsection
* minor refactor to displayed_is_tasklist condition and changes in testing
* implement the fix on 22/23 form also
* write a test covering the fix
* removal not_renewal? method and tweak depends on for all pages using that method
* linty fluff begone
* correct some errors in tests after changes to factories
* minor testing amendments after rebase
Previous to this change, the `reservist` field mapped `0` to yes and `1` to no. This change adjusts the mapping from `1` to yes, `2` to no, and `3` to prefer not to say.
* infer case_log values from schemes
* only display relevant property information questions
* Add unittype_sh column
* Display the correct number of completed sections
* fix schema and migration
* Fix test failing in CI
This test was failing due to some different between UTC and BST time as the
record from the DB comes back with a UTC timezone. Comparing the integer values
of both will ensure that both timestamps are identical and should fix the
issue in the CI where it thinks the values are different
* only run query for scheme locations size once
Co-authored-by: Dushan <dushan@madetech.com>
* extract TYPE_OF_UNIT_MAP
* lint
* Use find insted of select
Co-authored-by: Dushan Despotovic <dushan@madetech.com>
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