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Allow RatesQuery
date to be set using environment variable
#2412
Allow RatesQuery
date to be set using environment variable
#2412
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@chrisroos great piece of work.. should be good to go for #2407 et al. I tested this locally with: RATES_QUERY_DATE=2015-07-30 GOVUK_APP_DOMAIN=integration.publishing.service.gov.uk PLEK_SERVICE_CONTENTAPI_URI=https://www.gov.uk/api PLEK_SERVICE_STATIC_URI=https://assets-origin.integration.publishing.service.gov.uk bundle exec rails s -p 4000 I suppose one would have to update this (RATES_QUERY_DATE) manually on heroku for factcheck.. |
Thanks, @ikennaokpala!
That's correct. You've reminded me that I should update the docs to explain how to do this. I'll do that as part of this branch and then get this merged. |
The test is already in the `SmartAnswer::Calculators` namespace so we don't need to prefix `RatesQuery`.
To avoid having to stub a private method in our tests.
I want RatesQuery#initialize to take an array of rates so that it's easier to test without having to amend external YAML files of data.
So that it accepts an array of rates hashes, instead of a filename. This should make it easier to test some changes I want to make to this class.
I _think_ this makes it clearer that we want #rates to return different values when called with different arguments.
I think `date` is clear enough as a parameter name.
I want a test around the existing behaviour before changing the implementation. Note the use of `Date.today - 1.day` and `Date.today + 1.day` to obtain yesterday's and today's dates. I initially used `Date.yesterday` and `Date.tomorrow` but in some cases found that `Date.tomorrow` returned the same date as `Date.today` (see below). It's possile that this is related to timezones but I haven't spent any time investigating. $ rails c >> Time.now => 2016-04-01 12:18:53 +1300 >> Date.yesterday => Wed, 30 Mar 2016 >> Date.today => Fri, 01 Apr 2016 >> Date.tomorrow => Fri, 01 Apr 2016
In preparation for adding support for setting the date using an environment variable.
This should make it possible to deploy rate changes to Heroku and have them factchecked by people in the content team/department.
The regression tests are passing so I'm happy to update the checksum data. Updated using: $ rails r script/generate-checksums-for-smart-answer.rb \ calculate-employee-redundancy-pay
The regression tests are passing so I'm happy to update the checksum data. Updated using: $ rails r script/generate-checksums-for-smart-answer.rb \ calculate-married-couples-allowance
The regression tests are passing so I'm happy to update the checksum data. Updated using: $ rails r script/generate-checksums-for-smart-answer.rb \ calculate-statutory-sick-pay
The regression tests are passing so I'm happy to update the checksum data. Updated using: $ rails r script/generate-checksums-for-smart-answer.rb \ calculate-your-redundancy-pay
The regression tests are passing so I'm happy to update the checksum data. Updated using: $ rails r script/generate-checksums-for-smart-answer.rb \ marriage-abroad
The regression tests are passing so I'm happy to update the checksum data. Updated using: $ rails r script/generate-checksums-for-smart-answer.rb \ maternity-paternity-calculator
The regression tests are passing so I'm happy to update the checksum data. Updated using: $ rails r script/generate-checksums-for-smart-answer.rb \ register-a-birth
The regression tests are passing so I'm happy to update the checksum data. Updated using: $ rails r script/generate-checksums-for-smart-answer.rb \ register-a-death
The regression tests are passing so I'm happy to update the checksum data. Updated using: $ rails r script/generate-checksums-for-smart-answer.rb \ state-pension-through-partner
Add instructions for setting `RATES_QUERY_DATE` on Heroku.
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I've updated the factcheck docs in 0bc9e19. I've rebased this on master and force pushed (there were no commit-comments) in preparation for merging. |
This will allow us to deploy rates changes to Heroku and ask someone from the content team/department to factcheck the changes. This was previously hard because the
RatesQuery
defaulted to today's date.This was suggested by @floehopper in a comment on the Trello card about updating the rates for register-a-birth.
I tested that this was working as expected by setting the
RATES_QUERY_DATE
environment variable and viewing an outcome for the register-a-birth Smart Answer.Before
Observe that it's displaying the latest rates available in births_and_deaths_document_return_fees.yml.
After
Observe that it's displaying the earlier rates available in births_and_deaths_document_return_fees.yml.