Hi all,
About 4 years ago, I wrote a generic OpenIDConnect client, and kept telling
myself that I would upstream it but I never did. until now:
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=21586.
I wrote it for 1 specific client, so it exists heavily in a set of
"Prosentient"
Hi!
The help of the cronjob fines.pl says:
This script calculates and charges overdue fines to patron accounts.
The Koha system preference 'finesMode' controls whether the fines are
calculated and charged to the patron accounts ("Calculate and
charge"); calculated and emailed to the admin but not
David, it is nice to see your code submitted!
I implemented a generic prototype too, based on the current code for
Google's. At that point the doubts I had were about how to inject new
routes for the callback. But that's solved the way we did in bug 21116.
I didn't submit my prototype because:
-
Greetings,
tcohen wrote in response to dcook’s request for feedback:
> - I had the feeling this should be done with plugins.
> Because every implementation has its details that make them less compatible
> with the other.
I concur with this idea.
Tangentially, it would also make refactoring auth
We would still need to refactor and modularize auth
El mié., 17 de oct. de 2018 12:00, Mark Tompsett
escribió:
> Greetings,
>
> tcohen wrote in response to dcook’s request for feedback:
> > - I had the feeling this should be done with plugins.
> > Because every implementation has its details tha
Hi devs,
I quick email to let you know that master and tests are (completely) broken
because of the recent push of bug 20521.
It turned on the "problematic SQL modes" for dev installs (I let you search
for that in your emails if it did not ring you the bell).
I am working on fixing the different
Hi all,
I guess this effects the sandboxes as well? This afternoon and tomorrow
morning is a hackday in Sweden and I was hoping for some sign-offs!
Katrin
On 18.10.18 01:38, Jonathan Druart wrote:
Hi devs,
I quick email to let you know that master and tests are (completely)
broken because