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Incorporate non-standard proposal in pdf workflow #574

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8 changes: 1 addition & 7 deletions proposals/models.py
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Expand Up @@ -703,13 +703,7 @@ def generate_pdf(self, force_overwrite=False):

@property
def pdf_template_name(self):
"""Determine the correct PDf template for this proposal."""
template_name = 'proposals/proposal_pdf.html'
if self.is_pre_approved:
template_name = 'proposals/proposal_pdf_pre_approved.html'
elif self.is_pre_assessment:
template_name = 'proposals/proposal_pdf_pre_assessment.html'
return template_name
return 'proposals/proposal_pdf.html'
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I agree that this is redundant now; differences should be handled by the new PDF framework

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I got rid of this now, and its reference in the ProposalAsPDF view. This works fine for me. I was wondering does this now require a migration?

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No it doesn't. Migrations are only needed for ORM Fields (which are always class variables, and (almost) always named xField). This is a class method, those should never trigger migrations.

If you are unsure, you can run python manage.py makemigrations --dry-run. This will only display the migrations Django wants to create, without actually creating them.

Alternatively, we now have a check for PR's that will tell you if you are missing a migration. The latest run passed successfully: https://github.com/DH-IT-Portal-Development/ethics/actions/runs/6847879373/job/18616976001?pr=574


def use_canonical_pdf(self):
"""Returns False if this proposal should regenerate its PDF
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