In March 2020 this was changed to use :size instead of :count because TagRuleApplicator returned an ActiveRecord::Relation, see:
d2eee1dafd
However in October 2020 TagRuleApplicator was changed to always return an Array so this is no longer needed, see:
7e606471e4
Before the Shop::OrderCyclesList service would return order cycles even if they are not ready for checkout and we had a check before calling the service in BaseController which would return OrderCycle.where('false'). It seems like this check should be part of the service too.
Instead we will make sure the order cycle is not available on the shopfront if it is doesn't have valid shipping methods. This will preven the issue where if one distributor deletes their shipping method, we don't want to invalidate the order cycle for all other distributors.
Co-authored-by: Maikel <maikel@email.org.au>
If a distributor order cycle has no shipping methods it will be invalid. This is a bit confusing because adding a check for :invalid seems like it would be better if it was done in the Shop::OrderCyclesList service but the hack doesn't work if you put it in there, it seems like something needs a refactor.
Rails has changed the way helpers are loaded. It's a bit weird. It was throwing lots of errors, and recommended using this setting, but now requires that all helpers are loaded explicitly. I'm not sure about this.
This enables the Rubocop's Style/MultilineMethodCallIndentation cop with
indentend enforced style. Which makes you split multiline method calls like:
orders = Spree::Order
.an_scope
.another_scope
.where(id: list_of_ids)
It also autofixes the current violations and updates the
rubocop_todo.yml
