LP#1584801: fix tagging of previous circs in metarecord search results
This patch fixes a bug where previously-checked-out items were not
indicated as such in search results when doing a metarecord search.
To test:
[1] Ensure that the opac.search.tag_circulated_items library setting
is enabled and that you are testing with a user that has opted-in
to retaining circ history.
[2] Make a couple loans to that user.
[3] Log into the public catalog using that user.
[4] Perform a catalog search, choosing search terms such that
the previously-loaned items appear in results.
[5] Verify that "I have checked this item out before" is displayed
on the relevant hits.
[6] Click the "Group Formats and Editions" checkbox; note that
after the page refreshes, previously-borrowed hits are /not/
tagged.
[7] Apply the patch and restart the open-ils.search service.
[8] Repeat step 6; verify that this time previously-borrowed hits
are tagged.
LP#1517556 - Exclude inactive event defs from find_event_def_by_hook.
Currently when find_event_def_by_hook is called to find an appropriate
event_def based on the hook, it doesn't exclude inactive event defs. So
strange behavior can happen if inactive event defs are present.
I ran into this issue when I was trying out different versions of the self
check receipt event def. I had one ative and one inactive while I was
troubleshooting, and when the system would grab the inactive event def by
chance, the self check UI would freeze. I think it is a resonable expectation
that an event def marked inactive doesn't get used by the system.
To test this out, clone one of the self check event defs, such as
"Self-Checkout Items Out Receipt" and mark the copy as inactive. Now
go and trigger this event in the self check interface by attempting to
print from the Items Out screen. It should now fail 50% of the time, since
both the active and inactive defs are returned.
After the fix the inactive event def will always be excluded, so the action
should no longer fail.
This patch fixes a typo in the error message presented
if the queued record could not be cleaned up for some
reason; it also reports the correct type of the record.
Delete the successfully imported authority record from the vandelay
authority queue instead of the bib record that happens to have the same
ID as the imported authority record.
