We usually prefer local variables over instance variables in partials.
This way we'll be able to call the partial from views or components
where the instance variable isn't available.
And since we're using the `path` variable to configure the URL, we don't
have to specify extra variables like `@budget` or the namespace `:admin`
in `form_for`, since Rails only uses those variables to set the URL.
In this case, the duration of the budget cannot be determined, and the
application was crashing when trying to do so.
Now we're just returning `nil` as duration.
There's an edge case where the current phase of the budget was disabled.
In this case, the application was crashing.
I'm not sure what we should do regarding this case. Is it OK to allow
disabling the current phase? Is it OK to allow selecting a disabled
phase as the current phase?
Since I'm not sure about it, for now I'm leaving it the same way it was.
Co-authored-by: Julian Herrero <microweb10@gmail.com>
We don't allow deleting a budget with associated investments. However,
we allow deleting a budget with associated administrators and valuators.
This results in a foreign key violation error:
PG::ForeignKeyViolation: ERROR: update or delete on table "budgets"
violates foreign key constraint "fk_rails_c847a52b1d" on table
"budget_administrators"
Using the `dependent: :destroy` option when defining the relationship,
we remove the association records when removing the budget.
As a bonus, we reduce the number of Rubocop offenses regarding the
`Rails/HasManyOrHasOneDependent` rule. Only 72 to go! :)
This way we make it more obvious that it's clickable and, since adding a
border requires adding padding, we increase the touch area, making it
easier to use and more accessible for users with motor disabilities.
Since now the button looks like a button, we don't need the pointer
cursor Foundation adds to hamburger icons and can use the default cursor
browsers provide for buttons.
Some users might not be able to touch the icon due to a motor
disability. Other users might think the "Menu" text is part of the
button and try to touch it instead.
Making the "Menu" text part of the button makes it easier to show/hide
this menu. Besides, it lets screen reader users with a small screen hear
the word "Menu" associated to the button.
We could simplify the HTML a bit more but Foundation's `hamburger` mixin
uses the `::after` element with `position: absolute`, so we can't apply
it directly to the button without making the CSS more complex.
Using `currentcolor` and `color: inherit` is IMHO more expressive (we're
saying we want to use the same color as the text) and makes it easier to
customize these colors in other CONSUL installations. We also remove
duplication as we can use the same styles for both the admin and the
public layouts.
So other institutions customizing CONSUL can organize their custom code
as they wish to.
We're also updating the comments in the `custom.scss` file, since it was
referencing files which no longer exist.
In commit 905ac48bb we activated exceptions when assets were not found,
in order to detect places where we were trying to load non-existent
images.
We got an exception for that reason: we were loading images based on the
current locale, but for some locales there was no images.
We're now using fallbacks and loading another image when the original
one isn't available.
Note we're copying the English images to images with a generic name for
the case where there's no fallback with an image. We're copying the
files instead of using symbolic links to make sure they can be
overwritten independently in other CONSUL installations.
Also note we're updating the HTML so the section gets the ID instead of
the header. That way the system test is simple.
When configuring phases in a process, we were validating the start date
or the end date is present, the other date is present too.
However, in other parts of the application we were checking whether a
phase is enabled and then assumed its dates were present if the phase
was enabled. However, we weren't validating this behavior, so it was
possible to enable a phase and leaving its dates blank, causing the
application to crash.
So, as suggested by Alberto, we're changing the validation rule so
phase dates are mandatory when a phase is enabled.
With this rule, the old validation rules are not necessary. I've
considered leaving them in order to avoid database inconsistencies.
However, I realized records having a disabled phase with its start and
end dates have always been valid. This means applications checking for
the presence of these dates instead of checking whether the phase is
enabled have never worked properly.
We don't have to change the logic anywhere else because as mentioned we
were already checking phases are enabled before using their dates.
Our `namespace` helper returns a string. However, Rails version 5.2.4.6
doesn't allow strings as arguments to polymorphic_path [1]
Since returning a symbol in our `namespace` helper would break other
places in the application, we're converting it to a symbol in the
methods calling `polymorphic_path`.
[1] https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-hjg4-8q5f-x6fm
On small screens, sometimes the bottom of the footer didn't have the
footer's background color.
I'm not sure why the `min-height` rule affects this outcome. However,
since this rule usually results in footer with quite a bit of empty
space at the bottom, we can simpliy remove the rule and use padding to
guarantee there's a bit of space between the text in the footer and the
bottom of the screen.
In order to ensure compatibility with existing CONSUL installations, we
disabled all settings related to SDG. However, we also made it much
harder to enable SDG globally on the site, since administrators first
had to enable the SDG feature and then enable it for each process.
Most people will expect SDG is enabled for all processes once they
enable the SDG feature, so that's what we're doing. They can of course
disable specific processes should they wish to do so.
Before commit 28caabecd, it was clear which budgets were in draft mode
because their phase was "drafting".
Now the phase isn't "drafting" anymore, so we have to make it clear
somehow that the budget is a draft.
I'm using styles similar to the ones we added in commit 2f636eaf7 for
completed budgets but at the same time making them slightly different so
it's easy to differenciate completed and drafting budgets.
When users followed/unfollowed a proposal or a budget investment, the
cache did not expire and so the wrong button was displayed after
reloading the page.
Although it wasn't a real security concern because we were only calling
a `find` method based on the user input, it's a good practice to avoid
using constants based on user parameters.
Since we don't use the `find` method anymore but we still need to check
the associated record exists, we're changing the `followable` validation
in the `Follow` model to do exactly that.
In the Management section when creating an investment we were not passing the
document attributes, so we were never able to associate documents.
Make the nested_documentable spec compatible with the Management section.
In the Management section when creating an investment we were not passing the
images attributes, so we were never able to associate images.
Make the nested_imageable spec compatible with the Management section.
