def validate_complaint_document(self, operation):
""" TODO move validators
This class is inherited from openua package, but validate_complaint_document function has different validators.
For now, we have no way to use different validators on methods according to procedure type.
"""
if operation == 'update' and self.request.authenticated_role != self.context.author:
self.request.errors.add('url', 'role',
'Can update document only author')
self.request.errors.status = 403
raise error_handler(self.request.errors)
if self.request.validated['tender_status'] not in [
'active.pre-qualification',
'active.pre-qualification.stand-still'
]:
raise_operation_error(
self.request,
'Can\'t {} document in current ({}) tender status'.format(
operation, self.request.validated['tender_status']))
if any([
i.status != 'active'
for i in self.request.validated['tender'].lots
if i.id == self.request.validated['qualification'].lotID
]):
raise_operation_error(
self.request,
'Can {} document only in active lot status'.format(operation))
if self.request.validated['complaint'].status not in STATUS4ROLE.get(
self.request.authenticated_role, []):
raise_operation_error(
self.request,
'Can\'t {} document in current ({}) complaint status'.format(
operation, self.request.validated['complaint'].status))
return True
def validate_complaint_document(self, operation):
""" TODO move validators
This class is inherited in limited and openeu (qualification complaint) package, but validate_complaint_document function has different validators.
For now, we have no way to use different validators on methods according to procedure type.
"""
if operation == "update" and self.request.authenticated_role != self.context.author:
self.request.errors.add("url", "role",
"Can update document only author")
self.request.errors.status = 403
raise error_handler(self.request)
if self.request.validated["tender_status"] not in [
"active.qualification", "active.awarded"
]:
raise_operation_error(
self.request,
"Can't {} document in current ({}) tender status".format(
operation, self.request.validated["tender_status"]),
)
if any([
i.status != "active"
for i in self.request.validated["tender"].lots
if i.id == self.request.validated["award"].lotID
]):
raise_operation_error(
self.request,
"Can {} document only in active lot status".format(operation))
if self.request.validated["complaint"].status not in STATUS4ROLE.get(
self.request.authenticated_role, []):
raise_operation_error(
self.request,
"Can't {} document in current ({}) complaint status".format(
operation, self.request.validated["complaint"].status),
)
return True
def validate_complaint_document(self, operation):
""" TODO move validators
This class is inherited from openua package, but validate_complaint_document function has different validators.
For now, we have no way to use different validators on methods according to procedure type.
"""
if operation == "update" and self.request.authenticated_role != self.context.author:
self.request.errors.add("url", "role", "Can update document only author")
self.request.errors.status = 403
raise error_handler(self.request)
if self.request.validated["tender_status"] != "active":
raise_operation_error(
self.request,
"Can't {} document in current ({}) tender status".format(
operation, self.request.validated["tender_status"]
),
)
if self.request.validated["complaint"].status not in STATUS4ROLE.get(self.request.authenticated_role, []):
raise_operation_error(
self.request,
"Can't {} document in current ({}) complaint status".format(
operation, self.request.validated["complaint"].status
),
)
return True