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Update maternity paternity rates for 2017/18 and onwards #2872
Update maternity paternity rates for 2017/18 and onwards #2872
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This is more of a content issue that I spotted and nothing to do with your code changes, but we can (and probably should) fix this minor inconsistency while we're here: we refer to Statutory Adoption Pay
and Statutory Paternity Pay
in title case but we refer to statutory maternity pay
in lower case. Do you mind clarifying with Content Team please whether these should all be Title Case or lower case please?
Just the really minor inconsistency commented above but otherwise code changes LGTM 👍 |
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In preparation for the 6th April rates update, this commit replaces 2014/2015 dates with 2017/2018 dates. This is a straight swap & triggers this generation of new regression test artefacts for 2017/2018 and removal of 2014/2015. Before this I tried using both sets of dates but the tests took ages to run. I have decided to make this swap based on test run performance. I recognised that it appears somewhat confusing, the intent is to make clear the rate changes that will come after this. These sets the basis for evaluating the content changes in the commits to come, as the configuration.yml entry for maternity-paternity-calculator has been updated to a future date.. Based on the above, I have reviewed the changes to the regression test artefacts and they appear as expected. Already existing unit, regression and integration tests passed, giving assurance that the aforementioned commit/changes have had no (interfering) effect to other smart answers.
This commit updates the maternity paternity adoption rates for 2017/18 and for the foreseeable future. I have included the regression test artefacts within to show areas affected by these changes Based on the above, I have reviewed the changes to the regression test artefacts and they appear as expected. Already existing unit, regression and integration tests passed, giving assurance that the aforementioned commit/changes have had no (interfering) effect to other smart answers.
This commit updates the maternity paternity birth rates for 2017/18 and for the foreseeable future. I have included the regression test artefacts within to show areas affected by these changes Based on the above, I have reviewed the changes to the regression test artefacts and they appear as expected. Already existing unit, regression and integration tests passed, giving assurance that the aforementioned commit/changes have had no (interfering) effect to other smart answers.
This commit updates the maternity paternity standard rate for 2017/18 and for the foreseeable future. I have included the regression test artefacts within to show areas affected by these changes Based on the above, I have reviewed the changes to the regression test artefacts and they appear as expected. Already existing unit, regression and integration tests passed, giving assurance that the aforementioned commit/changes have had no (interfering) effect to other smart answers.
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Motivation
The maternity paternity calculator are going to change on 6th April 2017 as follows:
To prepare the public for the coming changes, the maternity paternity calculator smart answer needs to be updated to allow the public get access to new rates.
NB:
Used environment variable from this PR #2412, setting RATES_QUERY_DATE to 2018-04-05
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