There was a problem with the portuguese locale.
The locale was pt-BR, but `globalize_accessors` gem
doesn't allow the creation of methods using locales
with that format.
To avoid transforming pt-BR to pt and lose the distinction
of the different variations of the language, a function has
been added to transform pt-BR into pt_br (without changing
the locale itself). That way, when globalize uses the locales,
all of them will have a valid format (downcased and underscored)
AND they will be always the same (comparing pt-BR with pt_br
doesn't work).
The csv generation doesn't seem like a Model concern, at least not taking
into account the amount of lines of the method (36+). Just a simple ruby
class that encapsulates the logic makes it easier to read and maintain as
we increase the columns exported.. also customize in case other forks need
different values.
There's no good reason to call assigned_valuators(investment) when the
logic can be at the model.
Also removed the valuator_groups texts to be added in an independent
method
The user was able to vote as many investments as wanted in the first
heading voted. However in the second heading voted, only one investment
could be voted
This was due to the previous implementation, where you could only vote
in one heading. Note the `first` call in method
`heading_voted_by_user?(user)`
This commits simplifies the logic and allows voting for any investment
in any heading that the user has previously voted in
This method was used only in Madrid’s fork, but it is now needed to
complete the backport for voting in multiple headings
There wasn’t a test in Madrid, so here goes one too. Even though, the
responsibility should probably be moved soon to the `Budget::Heading`.
For consistency with the related methods and tests it has been left in
the investment_spec
Now that we have the option of voting in multiple headings per group,
the method of voting in a “different heading assigned” has become
deprecated and thus removed
Changing a group’s `to_param` to return the slug instead of the id,
breaks many tests in the user facing interface
We should use slugs in upstream soon, but it should be done in a
separate PR, bringing the whole slug implementation from Madrid’s fork
and the corresponding test coverage
As Budget::Investment has two relationships over commentable polymorphic
relationship, the counter_cache is counting the sum of both comments and
valuations.
We don't show valuations count anywhere, only the (public) comments so
we just use comments.count in this case
Why:
Budget Investments already has an existing `comments` relation that is
on use. We need to keep that relation unaltered after adding the
internal valuation comments, that means scoping the relation to only
public comments (non valuation ones) so existing code using it will
remain working as expected.
A new second relation will be needed to explicitly ask for valuation
comments only where needed, again scoping to valuation comments.
How:
Adding a second `valuations` relationship and filtering on both
with the new `valuation` flag from Comment model.
Why:
We need to clear associated rails cache keys in order for changes to be
ready to be seen on the views
How:
* Just an after_save callback to a private method
