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+Oscar 0.5 release notes
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+Welcome to Oscar 0.5!
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+These release notes cover the `new features`_ as well as `upgrading advice`_.
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+.. _`new features`: `What's new in Oscar 0.5?`_
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+.. _`upgrading advice`: `Upgrading`_
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+Overview
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+========
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+The main aim of this release was to add functionality to offers but scope
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+expanded over time to include many fixes and improvements. Whilst there aren't
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+that many new features from a customer perspective, a great deal of work has
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+gone into reworking Oscar's structure to be more extensible.
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+Thanks to all the contributors who helped with this release.
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+What's new in Oscar 0.5?
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+========================
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+Offers++
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+~~~~~~~~
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+Most of the new features in 0.5 are around offers.
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+* It is now possible to create custom ranges, conditions and benefits that can
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+ be used to create flexible offers. These ranges are created as Python classes
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+ conforming to a set interface which are registered at compile time to make
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+ them available in the dashboard.
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+* Offer benefits can now apply to the shipping charge for an order. Previously,
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+ all benefits were applied against the basket lines. There are three shipping
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+ benefits ready to use:
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+ - Fixed discount off shipping (eg get £5 off your shipping costs)
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+ - Percentage discount off shipping (eg get 25% off your shipping costs)
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+ - Fixed price shipping (eg your shipping charge will be £5)
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+* Offer benefits can now be deferred. That is, they don't affect either the
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+ basket lines nor the shipping charge. This is useful for creating benefits
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+ such as awarding loyalty points.
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+* Several new ways of restricting an offer's availability have been introduced:
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+ - An offer's lifetime can now be controlled to the second rather to the day
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+ (ie the relevant model fields are datetimes rather than dates). This makes
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+ it possibly to run offers for a small amount of time (eg for a single
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+ lunchtime).
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+ - An offer can be restricted to a max number of applications per
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+ *basket/order*. For example, an offer can configured so that it can
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+ only be used once in a single order.
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+ - An offer can be restricted to a max number of applications per *user*.
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+ - An offer can be restricted to a max number of *global* applications.
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+ - An offer can be restricted to give a maximum total discount. After this
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+ amount of discount has been awarded, the offer becomes unavailable.
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+* Offers can now be suspended and reinstated.
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+* The offers dashboard has been rewritten.
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+* There is now an offers homepage that lists all active offers.
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+New dashboard skin
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+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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+The design of the dashboard has been reworked, offering a better user experience
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+throughout the dashboard. This work is still ongoing, further improvements in
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+how the dashboard pages are laid out will appear in 0.6.
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+Internationalisation
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+Oscar now uses Transifex_ to manage its translation files. Since 0.4, a
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+considerable number of new languages are now supported (although many have
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+partial coverage).
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+.. _Transifex: https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/django-oscar/
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+Oscar's default templates also now support a simple language picker.
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+New settings have been introduced to control how slugs are generated. By
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+default, the unidecode package is used to gracefully handle non-ASCII chars in
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+Minor features
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+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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+There are several noteworthy smaller improvements
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+* The basket page now updates using AJAX rather than page reloads.
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+* Oscar's documentation has been reorganised and improved. This is part of an
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+ ongoing effort to improve it. Watch this space.
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+* Oscar's template now use django-compressor_ to comrpess CSS and JS assets.
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+* Products can now be deleted using the catalogue dashboard.
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+* Warnings emails are sent to customers when their password or email address is
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+* Flash messages can now contain HTML.
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+.. _django-compressor: http://django_compressor.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
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+Several improvements have been made to ease development of Oscar (and Oscar
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+* The sandbox can be configured to compile the LESS files directly. This is
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+ useful for developing Oscar's CSS/LESS files.
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+* A new management command ``oscar_fork_statics`` has been added to help with
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+ setting up static files for a new Oscar project.
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+* Alternative templates can now be used for different product classes in product
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+ browsing views.
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+* The test runner can now be run with tox_.
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+* Oscar ships with profiling tools. There is a decorator and middleware
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+ available in ``oscar.profiling`` that can be used to help profile Oscar sites.
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+* Customers are notified if changes to their basket lead to new offers being
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+ applied (or if previously applied offers are no longer available).
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+* Some testing utilities have been extracted into a new package,
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+ django-oscar-testsupport_, so they can be used by Oscar extensions.
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+* A Vagrant_ manifest is provided for testing Oscar against different database
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+.. _django-oscar-testsupport: https://github.com/tangentlabs/django-oscar-testsupport
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+.. _tox: http://testrun.org/tox/latest/
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+.. _Vagrant: http://www.vagrantup.com/
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+* Coverage data is now submitted to coveralls.io_
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+.. _coveralls.io: https://coveralls.io/r/tangentlabs/django-oscar
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+Upgrading
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+=========
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+This section describes changes in core Oscar that you need to be aware of if you
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+are upgrading from 0.4. See the :doc:`upgrading guidelines </ref/upgrading>` for
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+further details on the steps you need to take.
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+Migrations
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+There are new migrations in the following apps to be aware of.
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+* Address:
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+ - ``0002``: Make ``postcode`` nullable on the ``Address`` model
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+* Catalogue:
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+ - ``0009``: Add a ``rating`` field to the product model
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+ - ``0010``: Populate the new ``rating`` field
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+.. note::
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+ Note, if you are using a customised version of the catalogue app, then you
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+ should create a similar data migration to ``0010`` in your own project.
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+ - ``0007``: Add ``max_global_appliations`` field to ``ConditionalOffer`` model
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+ - ``0008``: Add ``num_applications`` field to ``ConditionalOffer`` model
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+ - ``0009``: Rename ``max_applications`` field to ``max_basket_applications``
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+ - ``0010``: Add ``max_user_applications`` field to ``ConditionalOffer`` model
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+ - ``0011``: Add ``proxy_class`` field to ``Range`` model
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+ - ``0012``: Add ``proxy_class`` field to ``Condition`` model and make
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+ ``range``, ``type`` and ``value`` nullable.
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+ - ``0013``: Add unique index on ``proxy_class`` for the ``Range`` model
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+ - ``0014``: Empty migration after branch merge
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+ - ``0015``: Add ``max_discount`` field to ``ConditionalOffer`` model
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+ - ``0016``: Add ``status`` field to ``ConditionalOffer`` model
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+ - ``0017``: Change ``start_date`` and ``end_date`` to datetimes.
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+ - ``0018``: Rename ``start_date`` and ``end_date`` to ``start_datetime`` and
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+ - ``0019``: Add ``proxy_class`` field to ``Benefit`` model and make
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+ ``range``, ``type`` and ``value`` nullable.
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+ - ``0004``: Add ``code`` field to ``Partner`` model
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+ should create a similar data migration to ``0005`` in your own project.
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