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- Customer :: A customer which owns some of the devices in the inventory tool
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and might have access to only the information related to the devices he owns.
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* TODO Must Have [0/18]
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* TODO Must Have [0/17]
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** NEXT [#A] add a button to add a relation :computer_detail_view:device_detail_view:
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For the many to many relationships it might be a better idea to add them in a
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MultipleChoice field[fn:8].
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Maybe with this I can limit the number of times a relation can be added.
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** TODO [#A] Forms [0/12]
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** TODO [#A] Forms [0/10]
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*** TODO Computer Forms [0/3]
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- [X] Add
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- [X] Update
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- [ ] Update
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- [ ] Delete
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*** TODO Device Forms [0/1]
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- [X] Add
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- [X] Update
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- [ ] Delete
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**** NEXT Warranty Forms
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- [X] Add
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- [ ] Update
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- [X] Delete
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*** TODO ConnectedDevice Forms [0/1]
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- [X] Add
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- [X] Update
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- [ ] Delete
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**** NEXT DeviceInNet Forms
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- [ ] Add
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- [ ] Update
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- [ ] Delete
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*** NEXT Customer Forms
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- [ ] Add
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- [ ] Update
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When a user edits an object he should only be able to select objects from the
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dropdowns he's allowed to view.
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Meaning that we have to limit every dropdown in an update view to the customer
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he's allowed to see.
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he's allowed to see. Like only the Nets or Users related to that customer.
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We can use the get_objects helper function in core.utils.
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It is best practice to create a custom user model to allow future modifications
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to the users without causing problems.
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** NEXT [#A] check if the connected device and device model could get merged :model:
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When using the forms for warranties and net relations they both point to
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different models but use the same logic so they always go back to the device
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details.
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However it's nice to differentiate between the connected device and the device
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in the forms. So that one only can select the connected devices in the
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dropdown. However the line between a connected device and a device is very thin.
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** NEXT [#B] Implement a license check into all forms
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This should prevent technicians from assigning licenses which the customer has
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This is a relationship which a technician should be able to add directly on the
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device and not have to navigate to the warranty option first.
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** DONE [#A] check if the connected device and device model could get merged :model:
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CLOSED: [2020-05-03 So 22:19]
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When using the forms for warranties and net relations they both point to
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different models but use the same logic so they always go back to the device
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details.
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However it's nice to differentiate between the connected device and the device
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in the forms. So that one only can select the connected devices in the
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dropdown. However the line between a connected device and a device is very thin.
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** DONE Device Forms [2/2]
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CLOSED: [2020-05-03 So 22:20]
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- [X] Add
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- [X] Update
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- [X] Delete
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*** DONE Warranty Forms
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CLOSED: [2020-05-03 So 22:19]
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- [X] Add
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- [X] Update
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- [X] Delete
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*** DONE DeviceInNet Forms
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CLOSED: [2020-05-03 So 22:19]
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- [X] Add
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- [X] Update
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- [X] Delete
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