[rt-users] TransactionBatch Notifications

[Joby Walker]

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Hmm... with the current structure of the TransactionBatch #1 just isn't
possible.  TransactionBatch is run by the Destructor of the TicketObj,
which should only be done as the page view is over.  Not how I'd have
done it.

#2 is easy to prevent.  In RT::Record->_NewTransaction:

- --------------------------------------------------------
    if ( defined $args{'TimeTaken'} ) {
        $self->_UpdateTimeTaken( $args{'TimeTaken'} );
    }
- -   if ( $RT::UseTransactionBatch and $transaction ) {
+   if ( $RT::UseTransactionBatch and $transaction and
$args{'CommitScripts'}) {
	    push @{$self->{_TransactionBatch}}, $trans;
    }
    return ( $transaction, $msg, $trans );
- --------------------------------------------------------

All this does is prevent DryRun transactions from being added to the
array of transactions that TransactionBatch Scrips should be run from.

Joby Walker
ITI SSG, University of Washington
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Joby Walker wrote:
> We would like to move all of our notifications (via Scrips) into the
> TransactionBatch stage so that we can ensure some pre-processing before
> an email is sent out, but when using the Ticket/Update.html page a
> couple bugs with the display of Scrip recipients pop up:
> 
> 1) The TransactionBatch Scrips do not show up in the list of scrips that
> will send to recipients.
> 
> 2) The DryRun done by the page to determine the Scrips and possible
> recipients invokes the TransactionBatch Scrips *NOT* as DryRun and thus
> sends and email with no content to the recipients.
> 
> Anyone else come across this and have an easy resolution?
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