* master: (46 commits)
Wait for button to disappear before checking flash
Use flash matcher in shipping method feature specs
Add RSpec matchers for flash messages
Do not expect modal open when checking spinner gone
Update issue templates
Update all locales with the latest Transifex translations
Do not show table until first time dereferencing is done
Remove unused have_no_selector argument in feature test
Compile row ID with higher priority
Compile edit link with higher priority
Support selecting date in next months
Improve sync between keyword filter and selecting all
Wait for datepicker to associate and open before selecting date
Update cancan permissions for second iteration of bulk invoices
Fix shop accidentally becoming order coordinator
Match date format in spec with import date filter
Update name spaces for rake tasks to shorter 'ofn'.
Refactor checking no preview image in specs
Refactor checking of preview image path in specs
Fix race condition in enterprise image feature specs
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Relax controller permissions for enterprise fee summary. Even non-admin
enterprise users should be able to see these reports.
Filtering of data based on permissions is handled in:
* OrderManagement::Reports::EnterpriseFeeSummary::Authorizer and
* OrderManagement::Reports::EnterpriseFeeSummary::Permissions.
"admin/all.css" which imports these SCSS partials already imports the
color variables in "admin/variables", so actually there should be no
need to import the variables again.
However, "application.css" calls "require_tree", which means asset
precompilation through Sprockets would attempt to compile each of the
SCSS partials individually. When compiled individually, the color
variables are not available to these partials.
This is a quick solution to allow precompilation of "application.css" to
complete.
Start the HTTP request for processing next batches only after the
previous batch has completed.
A con of this approach is that the user needs to keep their browser open
for later parts of the large CSV to be processed, but this is better
than a higher chance of requests timing out.
