The now-deprecated `.trigger('click')` API simulated a click against
the DOM rather a click on the UI, which made our tests fragile and
wouldn't simulate actual user interaction
Advanced search scenarios for Budget::Investments, Debates and
Proposals need proper date formatting as they behave unexpectedly
when APIs such as `7.days.ago` are used
JS modals/browser alerts are not automatically accepted now with
Selenium, events that trigger such events must be wrapped in one
of the following methods: `accept_alert`, `accept_confirm` or
`dismiss_confirm`
During the backport for “Read Notifications”[1] this link was added,
which belongs to a different backport “Budget Recommendations” which is
not quite ready to bring to upstream, yet 😌
[1] https://github.com/AyuntamientoMadrid/consul/pull/1304
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
There was some inconsistency in this file, the `confirm_group` key was
in both the custom translations file and the default translations file.
Remove duplication and make it a default as it is a clearer message for
users. If an installation want to edit this message they can still do
it in the custom translations file
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
