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It's really a report that the user is creating, the issue is created indirectly. Similar refactoring will be required for issue comments.
39 lines
1.2 KiB
Ruby
39 lines
1.2 KiB
Ruby
class ReportsController < ApplicationController
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layout "site"
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before_action :authorize_web
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before_action :require_user
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def new
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if create_new_report_params.present?
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@report = Report.new
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@report.issue = Issue.find_or_initialize_by(create_new_report_params)
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path = "issues.report_strings." + @report.issue.reportable.class.name.to_s
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@report_strings_yaml = t(path)
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end
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end
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def create
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@report = current_user.reports.new(report_params)
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@report.issue = Issue.find_or_initialize_by(:reportable_id => params[:report][:issue][:reportable_id], :reportable_type => params[:report][:issue][:reportable_type])
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if @report.save
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@report.issue.save
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# FIXME: reopen issue if necessary
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# FIXME: new issue notification (or via model observer)
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redirect_to root_path, :notice => t("issues.create.successful_report")
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else
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redirect_to new_report_path(:reportable_type => @report.issue.reportable_type, :reportable_id => @report.issue.reportable_id), :notice => t("issues.create.provide_details")
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end
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end
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private
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def create_new_report_params
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params.permit(:reportable_id, :reportable_type)
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end
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def report_params
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params[:report].permit(:details)
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end
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end
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