Bug 22043: SIP Checkin Response alert flag set to often set to Y incorrectly
If a checkin has any messages at all, even informational like LocalUse, the alert flag ( 4th character of the response ) will be set to Y, even if we do not prove a corresponding alert code in the CV field. We should only set the alert flag if we are going to send a value in the CV field.If a checkin has any messages at all, even informational like LocalUse, the alert flag ( 4th character of the response ) will be set to Y, even if we do not prove a corresponding alert code in the CV field. We should only set the alert flag if we are going to send a value in the CV field. Test Plan: 1) Set the checked_in_ok sip account flag to 1 for an account 2) Check in an already checked in item via SIP 3) Note the alert flag is set to Y 4) Apply this patch 5) Restart SIP 6) Check the item in again 7) Note the alert flag is set to N Signed-off-by: Kyle M Hall <kyle@bywatersolutions.com> Signed-off-by: Jill Kleven <jill.kleven@pueblolibrary.org> Signed-off-by: Marcel de Rooy <m.de.rooy@rijksmuseum.nl> Signed-off-by: Nick Clemens <nick@bywatersolutions.com>
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@ -66,8 +66,6 @@ sub do_checkin {
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$debug and warn "do_checkin() calling AddReturn($barcode, $branch)";
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my ($return, $messages, $issue, $borrower) = AddReturn($barcode, $branch, undef, undef, $return_date);
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$self->alert(!$return);
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# ignoring messages: NotIssued, WasLost, WasTransfered
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# biblionumber, biblioitemnumber, itemnumber
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# borrowernumber, reservedate, branchcode
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@ -117,7 +115,7 @@ sub do_checkin {
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$self->{item}->hold_patron_id( $messages->{ResFound}->{borrowernumber} );
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$self->{item}->destination_loc( $messages->{ResFound}->{branchcode} );
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}
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$self->alert(1) if defined $self->alert_type; # alert_type could be "00", hypothetically
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$self->alert(defined $self->alert_type); # alert_type could be "00", hypothetically
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$self->ok($return);
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}
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