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Workflow refactoring: publish #144

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@xispa xispa commented Jun 26, 2017

Workflow for publish revisited, as well as other minor improvements, specially regarding to Duration and Earliness fields from Analysis.

Also note that a new upgradestep (1707) has been added, cause there was the need to change the expression for the 'publish' guard in bika_ar_workflow

xispa added 22 commits June 11, 2017 22:32
The publish transition can only be performed at Analysis Request
level. Since getEarliness, getDuration and getDatePublished functions
have been moved to AbstractAnalysis/AbstractRoutineAnalysis, and
promoting the "publish" transition to parent Analysis Request doesn't
make sense, the after_publish event binded to analysis is no longer
needed.
Leave the guard and conditions set in the DC Workflow for analysis
objects to be in charge of checking if an analysis with a given state
can be transitioned to publish or not.
There are no longer required, functions have been added
Since the event.after_publish has been removed, this is not longer needed
@Espurna Espurna merged commit 70a62b5 into wip Jun 27, 2017
@xispa xispa deleted the workflow-publish branch August 24, 2017 08:05
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