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[code-quality] [jcalendar] remove jcalendar usage from participant_register_date on event search #14330
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not having much luck with jenkins @eileenmcnaughton https://test.civicrm.org/job/CiviCRM-Core-PR/26418/checkstyleResult/new/ |
@seamuslee001 sigh - and I'm the one that wants to make it stricter! |
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This only converts one field (participant status) but lays the ground-work for converting more & removing the jcalendar
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…event search This removes one more place where legacy jcalendar is used. There is actually still one left on the form (event date) which I left out for now as it involves thinking about the fact event is a different entity & might warrant different representation in the arrays
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@seamuslee001 @mattwire @colemanw so I think when converting these fields there are a few gotchas ./ things to check
But without this hack it was saving the resolved date - which we would expect to create issues like https://lab.civicrm.org/dev/core/issues/389 I would ideally like to get this one merged before the next rc is cut |
test this please |
Tested and works here |
Overview
This removes one more place where legacy jcalendar is used.
Before
Deprecated pattern used
After
preferred pattern used
Technical Details
There is actually still one left on the form (event date)
which I left out for now as it involves thinking about the fact event is a different entity & might warrant different representation in the arrays
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@seamuslee001 @mattwire @colemanw maybe one last push will rid us of that pesky jcalendar....