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Travis CI does not seem to have the admin user records. Let's not depend on them and just stub the admin user.
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I changed the permissions a little to be more consistent.
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* admins can edit users
* users can destroy themselves.
There's no ui for either of them but theoretically they could. Not sure this is what we want though.
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Conflicts:
users/app/views/sessions/_nav.html.haml
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Also added #assert_json_error to tests.
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* translating error messages
* not caching login and password in js anymore
* catching non responses
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Conflicts:
app/assets/javascripts/application.js
ui_dependencies.rb
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Conflicts:
help/test/functional/tickets_controller_test.rb
users/test/functional/application_controller_test.rb
users/test/support/auth_test_helper.rb
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Conflicts:
Gemfile.lock
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also commented the sessions controller test a bit and fixed it
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Conflicts:
users/app/assets/javascripts/srp
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ID will be the random string for the secret URL.
Tickets created when user was unauthenticated will be viewable by anybody who knows the URL.
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