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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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change for admins.)
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payments from authenticated users will be as a Braintree Customer stored in the braintree vault.
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redirect API based from https://github.com/braintree/braintree_ruby_examples/tree/master/rails3_tr_checkout (very little changes were required)
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Bugfix/srp fix for zeroprefixed hashes
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This test would fail sometimes on
assert_equal '/', current_path
I believe it was a timing issue. page.has_content? will wait for the content to show up. So afterwards the current_path should always be correct.
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fix misc security related bugs
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We use port 3003 for the integration test server.
This test takes a few seconds (~8) now. Most of this is startup time of the server. A second run still takes 2 seconds like before.
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So there is no way to print it. This message used to be correct but there are also other things that can cause this to fail now. So let's just remove it.
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SRP happens in two steps:
* handshake
* validation
During the validation we delete the handshake data from the session. So a second validation does not really work. It could build upon the first one but it would not be able to send M2 to the client.
So instead of trying to do sth. usefull when two validation requests are send we require the client to only send one.
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print couch version in test couch setup
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