Ruby on Rails Web application for making an appeal to the Tax Tribunal.
This is using your local Ruby-ready environment and a PostgreSQL server that you can set up.
Set up environment variables cp .env.example .env
.
You will need to instal the GovUK FrontEnd package
https://frontend.design-system.service.gov.uk/installing-with-npm/#requirements
npm install govuk-frontend --save
And then precompile the assets
rake assets:precompile
Create the database with rake db:setup db:migrate
Then run rails server
Until we refactor file uploader to use active storage we have to use storage for Demo or AAT env. Example for AAT(Staging)
Add your IP to whitelisting on relevant storage account Storage account -> Security + networking -> Networking -> Firewall and virtual networks tab https://portal.azure.com/#@HMCTS.NET/resource/subscriptions/58a2ce36-4e09-467b-8330-d164aa559c68/resourceGroups/tt_stg_taxtribunalsazure_resource_group/providers/Microsoft.Storage/storageAccounts/stgttfilestore/networking
Firewall section -> Add IP ranges to allow access from the internet or your on-premises networks. There should be checkbox with your IP address. Check it and click on save (at the top of the page)
Find a tax-tribunals-cft-aat key/vault on portal (https://portal.azure.com/#@HMCTS.NET/resource/subscriptions/1c4f0704-a29e-403d-b719-b90c34ef14c9/resourceGroups/tax-tribunals-aat/providers/Microsoft.KeyVault/vaults/tax-tribunals-cft-aat/overview)
Copy azure-storage-account, azure-storage-container and azure-storage-key into your localhost .env setup accordingly.
At the end of March 2017, we encountered problems with CircleCI and
mutation testing. Calls to self
in TribunalCase
were causing heavy
recursion in two of the mutation tests run against that model's spec [1].
These consumed large amounts of memory, ran very slowly, and effectively
blocked two mutants threads for hours on a locally running instance.
Even after the issue was fixed, the mutation tests sometimes exceeded the 4GB memory limit imposed by CircleCI. Circle was also consitently slow to run the mutations. Experiments with Travis, however, showed it to be consistently much more performant with the mutations.
Early experiments with .travis.yml
showed that it was not properly
setting the environment variables. To work around this, the following
variables are set directly in the trais configuration:
DATABASE_URL
GLIMR_API_URL
GOVUK_NOTIFY_API_KEY
TAX_TRIBUNALS_DOWNLOADER_URL
[1]: At the time of writing, TribunalCase
brings in 17 other objects via the
.has_value_object
call. Any mutation referencing a self
call will
need to include all of these in its syntax tree.
Trigger rebuild: 4