def _hide_fields_not_configured_for_this_type(self, req, data):
ticket_type = req.args[Key.TYPE]
ats = AgiloTicketSystem(self.env)
normalized_type = ats.normalize_type(ticket_type)
data[Key.TYPE] = normalized_type
fields_for_type = AgiloConfig(self.env).TYPES.get(normalized_type, [])
create_perms = CoreTemplateProvider(self.env).create_permissions(req)
if normalized_type in create_perms:
for data_field in data['fields']:
field_name = data_field[Key.NAME]
if field_name == Key.TYPE:
current_options = data_field.get('options', [])
data_field['options'] = \
self._ticket_types_the_user_can_create_or_modify(normalized_type, current_options, create_perms)
data['type_selection'] = data_field
data_field[Key.SKIP] = True
elif not field_name in fields_for_type:
# Skip the field and the value if it's not for this type
data_field[Key.SKIP] = True
elif data_field[Key.SKIP] and (field_name
not in MANDATORY_FIELDS):
# We have to make all fields visible which belong to
# this ticket type. Unfortunately, Trac just creates
# a Ticket (though an AgiloTicket due to our monkey
# patching) and we can't influence the instantiation
# itself.
# Therefore it just depends on the default ticket type
# set in the environment what fields this ticket has.
# Therefore some fields are marked skipped although they
# should be displayed.
# trac itself skips some fields because it want to have
# more control over the positioning. We have to respect
# that.
# fs, 04.11.2008: I thought about moving this condition
# to_prepare_fields where I think this code should live
# but then I would have to copy all the conditions and
# probably the code is here for a good reason so I'm
# just adding it here.
data_field[Key.SKIP] = False
elif field_name == Key.OWNER and ats.restrict_owner:
# we need to transform the field into a list of users
ats.eventually_restrict_owner(data_field)
elif len(create_perms) > 0:
# Redirect to the first allowed type for the given user.
first_allowed_type = create_perms[0]
req.redirect(req.href.newticket(type=first_allowed_type))
else:
if ticket_type not in AgiloConfig(self.env).ALIASES:
raise TracError(u"Unkown type '%s'!" % ticket_type)
raise TracError("You are not allowed to create a %s!" %
ticket_type)
return data
def _hide_fields_not_configured_for_this_type(self, req, data):
ticket_type = req.args[Key.TYPE]
ats = AgiloTicketSystem(self.env)
normalized_type = ats.normalize_type(ticket_type)
data[Key.TYPE] = normalized_type
fields_for_type = AgiloConfig(self.env).TYPES.get(normalized_type, [])
create_perms = CoreTemplateProvider(self.env).create_permissions(req)
if normalized_type in create_perms:
for data_field in data['fields']:
field_name = data_field[Key.NAME]
if field_name == Key.TYPE:
current_options = data_field.get('options', [])
data_field['options'] = \
self._ticket_types_the_user_can_create_or_modify(normalized_type, current_options, create_perms)
data['type_selection'] = data_field
data_field[Key.SKIP] = True
elif not field_name in fields_for_type:
# Skip the field and the value if it's not for this type
data_field[Key.SKIP] = True
elif data_field[Key.SKIP] and (field_name not in MANDATORY_FIELDS):
# We have to make all fields visible which belong to
# this ticket type. Unfortunately, Trac just creates
# a Ticket (though an AgiloTicket due to our monkey
# patching) and we can't influence the instantiation
# itself.
# Therefore it just depends on the default ticket type
# set in the environment what fields this ticket has.
# Therefore some fields are marked skipped although they
# should be displayed.
# trac itself skips some fields because it want to have
# more control over the positioning. We have to respect
# that.
# fs, 04.11.2008: I thought about moving this condition
# to_prepare_fields where I think this code should live
# but then I would have to copy all the conditions and
# probably the code is here for a good reason so I'm
# just adding it here.
data_field[Key.SKIP] = False
elif field_name == Key.OWNER and ats.restrict_owner:
# we need to transform the field into a list of users
ats.eventually_restrict_owner(data_field)
elif len(create_perms) > 0:
# Redirect to the first allowed type for the given user.
first_allowed_type = create_perms[0]
req.redirect(req.href.newticket(type=first_allowed_type))
else:
if ticket_type not in AgiloConfig(self.env).ALIASES:
raise TracError(u"Unkown type '%s'!" % ticket_type)
raise TracError("You are not allowed to create a %s!" % ticket_type)
return data
def test_just_return_input_if_no_alias_was_found(self):
ticket_system = AgiloTicketSystem(self.env)
self.assert_none(ticket_system.normalize_type('nonexisting_type'))
def test_can_map_alias_to_trac_type(self):
ticket_system = AgiloTicketSystem(self.env)
self.assert_equals(Type.TASK, ticket_system.normalize_type(Type.TASK))
self.assert_equals(Type.TASK, ticket_system.normalize_type('Task')) #Task alias
