Added state property to role model.
This can be used when for instance a member has been removed from a club or a when a program has been marked inactive. Certain roles would then be shown on the upcoming roles page marked as previous roles. This would give us the archiving capability that was shown in the mockup.
Patch by: Lennard de Rijk
Reviewd by: to-be-reviewed
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"""Release tag string for display in templates (and possibly other uses).
Steps (currently done by hand, but too be scripted in the future) to make
a release:
1) set RELEASE_TAG in this file to a "release candidate" release string that
ends in "rc"
2) commit this file *by itself* in its own commit
3) use 'svn cp' to create a release branch in /branches/ with exactly the
same name as the contents of the RELEASE_TAG string
4) set RELEASE_TAG back to None in /trunk/
To finalize a release candidate in a release branch for a push to the live
web site:
1) in the release branch, change RELEASE_TAG to remove the trailing "rc"
2) commit this file in the release branch *by itself* in its own commit
3) use 'svn cp' to create a tag in /tags/ with exactly the same name as the
contents of the RELEASE_TAG string
4) put the release branch in a state where it is ready for additional patches
after the tag by setting the end of the RELEASE_TAG string to "p0"
To re-release a previously-tagged release branch after a patch for a push to
the live web site:
1) increment the "patch suffix" of the RELEASE_TAG string to the next integer
(for example, "p0" becomes "p1", so the first tagged patch release will
always be "p1", not "p0", which is just a placeholder)
2) (same as #2 for a release candidate)
3) (same as #3 for a release candidate)
4) (there is no step 4)
"""
__authors__ = [
'"Todd Larsen" <tlarsen@google.com>',
]
RELEASE_TAG = None