Platform admins can now disable sending of emails for a service. If
sending emails is disabled, this will also hide the option to change the
Email reply to address.
This message is meant to indicate that generating the report is still in
progress. Saying 100% contradicts this because 100% sounds like
‘complete’.
Reason this is happening is because rounding 99.5 to 0 decimal places
gives you 100.
So let’s make sure it never gets above 99.0
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The visual convention for redaction is heavy black crossing-out.
Our text colour isn’t always black exactly though (usually it’s very
dark grey, sometimes just dark grey). `currentColor` is a magical CSS
value that let’s us set the background colour to whatever the text
colour is. So both the text and redaction look like they are part of the
same thing.
Couple of subtle visual things here:
- opacity to make the colour better match the text colour – a filled box
naturally looks darker than thin text, so this knocks it back a bit
- an inset shadow to take a few pixels of the bottom edge – the visual
weight of text is biased upwards because text has ore capital letters
and ascenders than descenders – this make it look aligned visually
If a template has the `redact_personalisation` flag set, then this
commit removes the personalisation from the notification before
rehydrating the template.
We’re doing this because we have a need to not show things like one time
passwords or two factor codes when we show the content of messages.
By passing through empty personalisation, and the `redact_missing` flag,
the `Template` instance will make use of the work done in:
- [x] https://github.com/alphagov/notifications-utils/pull/171
This will let us break up this method a bit more, rather than make the
dictionary comprehension even more involved and nested.
Means we need to `list()` it, because generator expressions cast to
boolean are `True`, even if they’re empty – Python doesn’t evaluate
them. ie:
```python
bool(list())
>>> False
```
```python
bool((item for item in list()))
>>> True
```
```python
bool(list(item for item in list()))
>>> False
```
they're currently expecting a RecipientsCSV object - but we won't
always have that available if we're handling a single notification.
So make the partials take generic variables, and then use a jinja with
block to pass in the correct values from either the check csv page or
the check notification page.
Additionally set the notification check page to show errors nicely -
hide the send button if there were problems, and replace the header
The following errors may happen:
* Number outside of service if service in trial mode
* Message too long for sms
* Service over daily limit
We need to handle these. They only return on send, rather than in a
separate validation step (for now).
where we were previously setting the placeholder when going through
the send self a test - however, should be setting recipient. Also,
only do this on step-0 of the one-off route, not the send-test route,
since step-0 of send-test is the first normal placeholder. Phew!
note: in the case of letters, we still want to create a CSV file. This
only modifies the code flow when it's an email or template 😩
renamed `send_test_values` to `placeholders` because a) that's what
they are and b) this isn't just for sending a test message any more
rather than creating a job, after entering the placeholders, you now
send a single notification. This means we don't clog up s3 by creating
lots of one line CSV files.
it's confusing reassigining one template (json from api) to another
type (utils object) on one line.
Also removed an unnecessary bounds check (since if placeholders is
empty the IndexError will throw on the next line anyway and it'll
be handled the same), and moved get_back_link out to its own function
We’ve made a few changes to the tour recently, without changing the
help text on the left hand side of the screen. So the stuff you see on
the right side of the screen doesn’t quite sync up any more.
This commit adds an extra, introductory page that just shows the
template and a next button, which better matches the ‘every message
starts with a template’ help text.
