New version of the timezone support for agenda. Now the ongoing
bars work. This also moves the javascript from the agenda.html
to separate timezone.js file. This commit does not include the
moment and moment-timezone javascript libraries that are
needed to get this working, they need to be added to
ietf/externals/static separately.
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Note: SVN reference [18689] has been migrated to Git commit f18fe23ea5
bars work. This also moves the javascript from the agenda.html
to separate timezone.js file. This commit does not include the
moment and moment-timezone javascript libraries that are
needed to get this working, they need to be added to
ietf/externals/static separately.
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This adds support for the simpler show/hide filtering to the ical agenda
views. It also significantly rearranges (and, I hope, improves the
organization of) the tests. In particular, it specifically tests that
the ical and HTML views include equivalent sets of events. Finally, the
agenda_filter.html template is reworked to be more modular.
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the possible agendas list for a meeting.
The new page incorporates the editing functionality otherwise
accessible from
/secr/meetings/<meeting>/<schedule>/miscsessions/
/secr/meetings/<meeting>/<schedule>/regularsessions/
/meeting/<meeting>/timeslots/edit
in a time vs. room grid that gives a better overview of what's going
on each day and allows adding and editing time slots and sessions.
Regular sessions must be scheduled in the other schedule editor, but
it's possible to add regular timeslots and edit agenda notes on
scheduled regular sessions.
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assignments on the base schedule are shown in the pages for the
schedule, read-only.
This allows managing things like breaks and misc sessions separately
from the regular WG sessions.
Base schedules are not allowed to be the base of other base schedules
(the hierarchy can only be one level deep) to simplify the mental
model and the code.
Add link for creating new schedules instead of relying on copying
Empty-Schedule and change the meeting creation code to no longer
create the special Empty-Schedule. Instead a "base" schedule is
created and a first schedule with the name and permissions of the user
creating the meeting, using "base" as base.
Speed up a couple of the Secretariat/AD agenda views by adding
prefetches.
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days may not be entirely the same, the algorithm will try to find the
best matches between the timeslots and then unschedule any unmatched
sessions for manual fixup.
Clean up initial data fed to the schedule editor from the Python view.
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Rearrange schedules in schedule list and be more consistent in the
naming. Add edit properties link to the meeting schedule editor.
Reword the Schedule.visible and .public help texts to try to better
explain what setting the fields results in.
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session when rescheduling a session after the schedule is made the
official meeting schedule.
Show both cancelled and rescheduled sessions as tombstones in the new
meeting schedule editor.
Add support for showing rescheduled tombstones in the meeting agenda
views.
Adjust the Secretariat session tool so that it's not possible to
(re)cancel cancelled or rescheduled tombstones.
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linear scale, instead lay them out horizontally per day in
chronological order with a small amount of size hinting by
interpolating the width depending on the duration of the
timeslot/session.
Solve the problem of labeling time slots that don't necessarily align
by simply labeling each slot separately.
Add scheduled time slot information to the session info in the bottom
right corner.
Add selector for hiding timeslots to make it possible to hide special
morning sessions.
Add requested duration to the sessions in the grid.
Use a smaller font size for the grid and switch to a non-serif, more
condensed font. Tweak the margins. The grid is now slightly smaller
than the old editor.
Fix a couple of bugs.
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flowing the days.
Add JS workaround for missing position sticky support, instead of the
CSS workaround which added an annoying padding for everyone.
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for displaying violated constraints in the new schedule editor, with
the old of a new field, ConstraintName.editor_label.
Add support for displaying room capacity violations.
Add support for selecting a session and displaying information about
it similar to the existing scheduling editor.
Add support for sorting unassigned sessions.
Clean up markup and styles a bit, and fix some bugs.
Expand HTML-based test and add JS test that exercises the
Javascript-based functionality.
Switch to using Chrome driver instead of PhantomJS since the HTML
engine in PhantomJS is apparently too old to support the constructs in
the new schema editor.
Add a workaround for LiveServerTestCase clashing with IetfTestRunner
fixture loading.
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per day. This opens the possibility of having the slots not match
across the different rooms.
Add colors to session in areas/IRTF. Add support for toggling display
of areas/IRTF.
Show graphical hint when a time slot is overfull.
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basic version with timeslots in a fixed grid and drag and drop for
assigning and unassigning. Compared to the existing JS based view, it
is missing session details (attendences etc.), conflicts and other
warnings, toggling of sessions in areas, area coloring, extending to
next timeslot and probably more.
Add new auxiliary view to copy a schedule for the new schedule editor.
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The new timerange, time_relation and wg_adjacent constraints, along with the
joint_with_groups option, are now reflected in the special requests field.
This allows them to be taken into account while scheduling sessions.
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Restrict the ability to change whether a group uses milestone dates to the ADs and the secretariat. Fixes#2869.
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Note: SVN reference [17234] has been migrated to Git commit b4ac9f83f1
