* Search functionality in accessories/{accessory} issue #5471:
From the collection of users displayed just filtered the data with the method where() and concat()
for the user can search for first name or last name. The solution is case sensitive.
* A better fix to issue #5471. Now using the established relationship to querying for the users. Also Case-insensitive.
* Fixed previous commit that has magic number in the find method parameter of AccessoriesController.
From the collection of users displayed just filtered the data with the method where() and concat()
for the user can search for first name or last name. The solution is case sensitive.
* Added Freebsd as vagrant machine for development
* Ran npm audit fix
Manually added peer depenencies
* Added charset=UTF-8 to content-type
Removed reference to throttle model as is is not longer included.
* Add half-year convention in depreciation for Models/Depreciable.php
* Add a setting for the depreciation method
* Integrate half-year convention inside working output
* fix: add more checks at Depreciable.php
* depreciation value rounding
* Codestyle fix
This would only come into play if an inactive user already received a password reset email and then the system was upgraded to prevent those emails from being sent to inactive users
A checkout acceptance gets generated for every item that needs to be checked out. This resource tracks the user user who can accept the item and their signature
I think this merged in a weird order and was missed by the global
find/replace. This fixes bulkassets/bulkusers editing.
At some point we should look at refactoring BulkAssetsController@edit to
only run one DB query, rather than one per item.
* Move findLicenseSeatToCheckout back to controller.
After discussion, move findLicenseSeatToCheckout method back to
controller from form request. Also cleanup one tiny bit more with null
coalesce operator (Yay php 7).
* Revert Earlier change.
$target only exists in the checkoutTo* methods. Need to log the
checkout individually in each of those.
