1) When Taxed is charged display it on the various views where tax should be displayed. Orders Listing Page, Orders Summary page.
2) Use the Order service to display correct values in emails and views.
1) Omnipay doesn't accept decimals with more than a precision of 2.
2) Once order is created organiser_booking_fee is the correct value to use else use total_booking_fee
3) Controller makes use of OrderService instead of Order Model
1) Surfaced more logic from from views into service.
2) If charge_tax is set in database tax is charged.
3) Made the name of the Order service OrderService so its not confused with the Order Eloquent Model.
4) Move order totalling logic in to Service and call service where necessary.
1) Added new field to the organiser model called charge_tax. Added the migration for this.
2) Renamed tax fields columns in the database to be the same as the other organiser fields for consistency.
3) Added charge_tax option to the various organiser create and edit pages.
4) Have re-enabled some tests and used the @group passing label so we can start running tests for the various parts of the applicaiton.
1) Added additional edge case for installer that I missed.
2) Reference class via use statement and correct namespacing.
3) If we are using the docker environment set certain defaults from environment variables instead of hardcoding.
1) If a user tested the database connection previously it worked no matter what they entered into the form. Fixed logic to return error message based on whether database exists or not.
2) If a user enters valid text data into the database connection fields but the database doesn't exist fail gracefully.
1. If Attendize is already installed don't throw an Unauthorized 403 error but instead ask user to create default account or login if default account already created.
2. Added defaults to the install process for database connection so if user gets to install page and hits install will use default database values.
3. Added basic validation on database connection details. If the details where empty previously allowed user to submit form.
1. Added csrf token to form on install. This was causing Laravel to throw an error as no CSRF token was present.
2. During the install process default to MySQL as the default database.
1. Bumped the PHP version in the PHP Docker file so that composer can run successfully as some packages are depdendent on PHP 7.0.8 or higher
2. Added a composer image that is dependent on the same version of the PHP container so that there are no issues running composer.
In the docker compose file we are using Postgres as the DB but the
default adapter is set to use MySQL so trying to create the default app
out the box does not work.
Jeremy Quinton
Sam Bell
BuildTools
Matt Sims
Sukeesh
Mohammad Bagheri
Mirko Sacchetti