Thanks Bill, marking my bug as a duplicate. Josh From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bill Erickson Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2014 1:38 PM To: Evergreen Development Discussion List Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-DEV] Action Trigger Granularity Case Sensitive
Hi, I've pushed a fix for this to https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/1205072. The fix defaults to untranslated, lowercase by default, but supports mixed case options. Hope this helps. -b On Mon, Nov 24, 2014 at 12:34 PM, Michael Peters <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: I noticed the case sensitivity issue back in 2.6.2 when upgrading a customer. They went through a week or two without overdue notices because of the case sensitivity in the granularity. Previously, they didn’t have issues and we didn’t update the crontab at the time of upgrade. It would be great to get this consistent so the example crontab works again. I am not confident it would work in a system built from master right now because of the mismatches you have described. Michael Peters Senior Systems Analyst Emerald Data Networks, Inc. Phone: 678.302.3000 x1013<tel:678.302.3000%20x1013> Help Desk: 678.302.3000 x1500<tel:678.302.3000%20x1500> www.emeralddata.net<http://www.emeralddata.net> From: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> [mailto:[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>] On Behalf Of Josh Stompro Sent: Monday, November 24, 2014 11:15 AM To: Evergreen Development Discussion List Subject: [OPEN-ILS-DEV] Action Trigger Granularity Case Sensitive Hello, I would like to resolve an issue with how the Granularity field handles case, but I just want some feedback on if it is a problem or not? I just want to make this easy to use for new users so they don’t hit the issue that I ran into. I’m using a 2.7.1 test system. I used the cron example on the wiki – which uses low case granularity identifiers. “hourly” for instance. Maybe there is an updated cron example that doesn’t have this problem though? The examples/crontab.example file also uses lowercase granularity names. http://wiki.evergreen-ils.org/doku.php?id=evergreen-admin:cron_services When editing the action trigger event definition from the staff client, there are certain default granularities setup to be in a dropdown list. This list seems to be setup in src/templates/conify/global/action_trigger/event_definition.tt2<http://git.evergreen-ils.org/?p=Evergreen.git;a=blob;f=Open-ILS/src/templates/conify/global/action_trigger/event_definition.tt2;h=5908cc9d77e62a9f1af86939e3d6a9077fc37e1b;hb=HEAD> – <div class='hidden'> 7 <select dojoType='dijit.form.ComboBox' jsId='eventDefGranularity'> 8 <option value='hourly'>[% l('Hourly') %]</option> 9 <option value='daily'>[% l('Daily') %]</option> 10 <option value='weekly'>[% l('Weekly') %]</option> 11 <option value='monthly'>[% l('Monthly') %]</option> 12 <option value='yearly'>[% l('Yearly') %]</option> 13 </select> 14 </div> It looks like it tries to display “Hourly” but set the value to ‘hourly’, but that isn’t how it actually works, it sets the actual value of the granularity field in action_trigger.event_definition to “Hourly”. Probably because it is a ComboBox that allows user input, so it has to use the displayed value. Another issue might be that those strings are translated, so the granularity values will be set to whatever they are translated into to, so the cron settings would need to be set accordingly. And it isn’t possible to manually enter “hourly”, it gets auto corrected to “Hourly”. So the simple solution would be to update the crontab examples on the wiki and in the source to use “Hourly”, “Yearly”, “Weekly” for the –granularity setting. Michael Peters posted what his crontab looks like in 9/12/2012 and he has them capitalized. Or should there be a tolower added when the granularity field gets saved, so its contents are always saved in lower case? This would cause problems for sites upgrading that have already run into this issue and set their crontab to the case sensitive values. Thanks Josh
