* Allow to round taxes on order-level
* Rename get_cart_total
* Persist rounding mode with order
* Add general docs
* Order creation API
* Update fee algorithm
* Rounding on payment method change
* Round when splitting order
* Fix failing tests
* Add settings page
* Add tests
* Replace algorithm
* Add test case for currency rounding
* Improve order change
* Update flowchart
* Update discount logic (more hypothetical, we don't store rounding on cart positions atm)
* Rename internal method
* Fix typo
* Update help text
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Order rounding refactor (#5571)
* Add RoundingCorrectionMixin providing before-rounding-values as properties
* Use gross_price_before_rounding in more places
* Update doc/development/algorithms/pricing.rst
Co-authored-by: Martin Gross <gross@rami.io>
* Allow to override on perform_order
* Rebase migration
* Fix event cancellation
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* async_task: deduplicate response handling code
* extend cart without full page reload
* update dialog markup
* fix error response from CartExtend
* refactor asynctask, make sure waitingDialog.show() re-initializes dialog contents
* add cart expiry notification
* add aria references to other dialogs
* improve error handling
* fix error if max_extend=None
* different message for expiring soon and expired carts
* refactor dialog css
* add classes to further dialog elements
* switch extend-cart-dialog and loadingmodal to <dialog>
* Backport simple_block_tag from Django 5.2
* Use simple_block_tag for {% dialog %} tag
* add alertdialog role
* Update src/pretix/static/pretixbase/scss/_dialogs.scss
Co-authored-by: Richard Schreiber <schreiber@rami.io>
* fix mobile dialog styles not being overwritten
* asynctask dialog: prevent close by escape on chrome
* remove dynamic aria-live from #cart-deadline
dynamic aria-live is generally not well supported and as we have the dialog now anyways, we can remove it
* move continue-button to right
* Update src/pretix/static/pretixpresale/js/ui/cart.js
Co-authored-by: Richard Schreiber <schreiber@rami.io>
* Fix CSS for old-style dialog
* fix heading display/level
* align dialogs at the top as they originally were
* fix </div> from merge-conflict
* fix missing grow for dialog-content
* improve cart-extend-button ui
* do not show cart-extend-dialog onload
* improve message if 0 minutes
* do not save messae in session if ajax_dont_redirect
* add ajax_dont_redirect to async_task_check_url
* improve draw_deadline to only update #cart-deadline if necessary
* add renew-confirmation-message
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Co-authored-by: Raphael Michel <michel@rami.io>
* Add event date fields, add preliminary range check
* Remove function, use filtered queryset for subevent id limit
* Improve and fix date range check
* Add formfields
* Add tests
* Improve tests
* Add new fields to API and documentation
* Add migration
* Change description according to suggestion
* Change discount apply signature, remove unnecessary query
* Rename new fields, simplify range check
* Rename fields in template
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Raphael Michel <michel@rami.io>
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* Do not apply vouchers on "free price" items where more than minimum price is selected
* Do apply vouchers on "free price" items if exactly the minimum price is selected
* Update cart.py
* Add test cases, fix bug in adjacent test
* Fix code style
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Product categories can now be marked as "cross-selling categories", causing them to
appear in the add-on checkout step as additional recommendations, depending on
their cross-selling visibility (always, only if certain products are already in the cart, or
only if they qualify for a discount according to discount rules).
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Allows organizers to test their shop as if it were a different date and time.
Implemented using a time_machine_now() function which is used instead of regular now(), which can overlay the real date time with a value from a ContextVar, assigned from a session value in EventMiddleware.
For more information, see doc/development/implementation/timemachine.rst
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Co-authored-by: Raphael Michel <michel@rami.io>
This was a bug that took days to find. The story goes like this: A cart
is created with four positions that each include four bundled positions.
A discount is applied, changing the price of *one* of the four top-level
positions to a reduced value. The list of position IDs gets passed to
`perform_order()`, which later passes it on to `transform_cart_positions()`.
`transform_cart_positions()`, however, receives the positions in an order
that has the first-level product *after* the bundled products that
belong to it. Therefore, it can't properly assign the parent-child
relationship between the positions.
The main reason is that cart positions are processed in "database order"
in a number of places, i.e. we make `SELECT` queries without an explicit
`ORDER BY` statement, leading the database to respond in unspecified
order. This is the case for `get_cart()` and hence for `CartMixin.positions`,
and hence for the list of position IDs that is passed to `perform_order()`
and hence for the order in which discounts are processed.
Therefore, if this "databse order" of the cart positions changes, the
discount compuation in `_check_positions()` might make a different choice
of *which* cart position should receive the discount than the CartManager
originally did. That's not nice, but most customers would not even
notice that a different one of their four (otherwise identical) tickets
is now discounted than the cart originally showed.
This leads to `_check_positions()` changing the price on two of the
cart positions. However, it only changes the price on the copy of
the CartPosition object that is directly part of the positions array,
while the `addon_to` attribute of its bundled positions contain a
*different* representation of the same cart position, that is not
refreshed to have the updated price now in the database.
This causes the `CartPosition.sort_key` of the bundled products to be
significantly different from the one of their parent products, which can
cause `transform_cart_positions()` to try to insert them before their
respective parent product, which is how the bug leads to the nasty end
result.
Now, I'm still not sure why this has happened *now* for the first time,
but I suspect it *might* even have something to do with our operations
team tuning our autovacuum parameters on our production installation,
which might make it *more likely* that newly created cart positions are
arbitrarily stored on PostgreSQL disk pages in a different order than
they were inserted than before.
This commit now fixes the bug now in two ways, each of which would be
sufficient to fix it for now, but together they make it hopefully more
stable in the future:
- `perform_order` no longer respects the order of the position IDs it
gets passed in, but instead uses the order last displayed in the cart.
Additionally, both `CartManager` and `_check_positions()` now sort
positions by their `pk` value before applying discounts to ensure
consistent choice of which position is discounted (using `sort_key`
here does not make much sense since it includes sorting by price,
which is about to change).
- `_check_positions()` makes sure that after its completion, only one
copy of the same `CartPosition` is in use that has the current price.
Additionally, this commit makes sure `sort_key` cache is cleared after
e.g. a price change.
It was hard to write a regression test, since "database order" is, by
definition, unreliable, but I tried my best.
* Cart: More useful error message if some selected products are sold
* Update src/pretix/base/services/cart.py
Co-authored-by: Mira <weller@rami.io>
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