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Issue 136
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Released
This week the WWCode Core Team resolved a minor issue with the job board, improved the way we interact with the Filestack API, and fixed a problem with event start and end times.
Fixed
Fix Salary Validation
When customers post a job to the Job Board, they are provided with a place where they can enter the potential offered salary. Recently we had a few bugs around this feature. To resolve them, we added back the validation for salary_max being greater or equal to salary_min. And now the salary is displayed properly on the job form in different scenarios.
Steps For Testing
Login as a user and make sure you have some job credits
Fill in the job form but don't fill in salary; after submitting you will see an error that the salary fields are required
Fill in the max salary > 0, and the minimum salary greater than the maximum; after submitting you will see an error message
Fill in a min and max salary that are different and save your job; if you go back to the edit page, the min and max will be prefilled with the salary min/max that you just filled in
Clone your job, and the salary min/max will be the same as the original job
Edit a job, and make the salary max smaller than the salary min; after submitting you will see an error message
You can save a job with these salary values:
min and max are the same value > 0
min and max are both 0
min is anything > 0 and max is 0
min is anything and max is greater than min
Added
Add Filestack Client and Specs
We need to be able to interact with the Filestack API to manage our files stored there without using the Filestack dashboard.
Hot Fix for Flickering Time Spec Test
This fixes an issue we had with some event start times being earlier than end times.
Our Website
Our repo is private, yet running under an open source license. Instead of pointing to issues and PRs, we are including a screenshot of what our weekly pulse looks like.
Existing website contributors, please check out our pulse!
Potential website contributors, please email coreteam@womenwhocode.com with your GitHub username to get started. It's built in Ruby on Rails + React + Postgresql.
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