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edit for other users.
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Conflicts:
app/views/home/index.html.haml
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customer.
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Fix breakage due to empty config file for a given env
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not really sure what to do if the second step of srp auth is repeated.
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This actually required three little fixes:
* couchrest_session_store updated to 0.1.2 to make sure we store sessions
* use BraintreeTestApp to proxy braintree requests that RackTest assumes
are local
* do not attempt to read status after a capybara request
Also refactored the test a bit to set @user and login during setup.
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The default CouchRest Model belongs_to does not respect the class option.
So we need to write our own getter method.
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Based on:
https://github.com/bvsatyaram/braintree_ruby_examples/commit/00f4852af60f0b1aae188fb11a9d5d06780d1539
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of their transactions.
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all the user's subscriptions.
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for customers.
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have multiple subscriptions at a time or not.
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15910980/retrieving-a-braintree-customers-subscriptions
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slow. Posted stackoverflow question as not clear if there is more efficient way to get this information via braintree API.
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