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PR-1942 Feature/Instrument certification interval + Traceback after adding calibration certificate #459
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implemented method to InstrumentCalibration. Added Doctest. Use this method in Instruments Conflicts: bika/lims/content/instrument.py bika/lims/content/instrumentcalibration.py bika/lims/tests/test_textual_doctests.py
instruments use this method now as well Conflicts: bika/lims/content/instrumentcertification.py
Conflicts: bika/lims/content/instrumentcertification.py
wrapped strings into messagefactory. Return immediately weeks and dates from the certificate. Conflicts: bika/lims/controlpanel/bika_instruments.py
Conflicts: bika/lims/content/instrument.py bika/lims/content/instrumentcalibration.py
Conflicts: bika/lims/content/instrument.py
Conflicts: bika/lims/content/instrument.py
Conflicts: bika/lims/content/instrumentcalibration.py bika/lims/content/instrumentcertification.py
Instrument Certificaitons can now have an expiration interval, which automatically calculates the ValidTo field value. Added doctest to test the new behavior. Conflicts: bika/lims/content/instrumentcertification.py
Also added missing interface IInstrumentValidation Conflicts: bika/lims/content/instrumentvalidation.py
Test for implemented interface in doctest Conflicts: bika/lims/content/instrumentcalibration.py bika/lims/interfaces/__init__.py
Conflicts: bika/lims/content/instrumentvalidation.py
Conflicts: bika/lims/content/instrument.py
Conflicts: bika/lims/tests/test_textual_doctests.py
wipe out the original value of the 'ValidTo' field to ensure the calculated valued don't get overwritten later in the edit process. Conflicts: bika/lims/content/instrumentcertification.py
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Thanks a lot for taking the time merging that!
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Description of the issue/feature this PR addresses
Ports PR-1942 Feature/instrument certification interval, supersedes #451 and fixes #442 Traceback in Instruments list after adding a calibration certificate
Current behavior before PR
The following traceback is rised in instruments list after adding a calibration certificate to one of them:
Desired behavior after PR is merged
The list of instruments is displayed without any error.
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I confirm I have tested this PR thoroughly and coded it according to PEP8
and Plone's Python styleguide standards.