Factor out addresses into their own model #8

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opened 2019-07-15 12:48:15 +02:00 by nik · 24 comments
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Addresses could be stored as a complex data type with correct validation.

Addresses could be stored as a complex data type with correct validation.
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mentioned in commit 30d2455afe

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changed due date to January 24, 2020

changed due date to January 24, 2020
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assigned to @nik

assigned to @nik
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changed milestone to %"2.0a1"

changed milestone to %"2.0a1"
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Decision by dev meeting: Do so.

Decision by dev meeting: Do so.
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changed milestone to %"2.0a2"

changed milestone to %"2.0a2"
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unassigned @nik

unassigned @nik
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changed title from Complex data types for addresses{- and phone numbers-} to Complex data types for addresses

changed title from **Complex data types for addresses{- and phone numbers-}** to **Complex data types for addresses**
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assigned to @debdolph

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This should be done now for the 4.x series, because it is a breaking change.

This should be done now for the 4.x series, because it is a breaking change.
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changed title from {-Complex data types for addresses-} to {+Factor out addresses into their own model+}

changed title from **{-Complex data types for addresses-}** to **{+Factor out addresses into their own model+}**
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assigned to @lukasw

assigned to @lukasw
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There should be address types (as an own model); and it should be possible to link multiple addresses to a person

There should be address types (as an own model); and it should be possible to link multiple addresses to a person
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created branch 8-factor-out-addresses-into-their-own-model to address this issue

created branch [`8-factor-out-addresses-into-their-own-model`](/AlekSIS/official/AlekSIS-Core/-/compare/master...8-factor-out-addresses-into-their-own-model) to address this issue
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mentioned in merge request !2974

mentioned in merge request !2974
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Dev meeting decided that @lukasw is going to make an appointment with @ZugBahnHof.

Dev meeting decided that @lukasw is going to make an appointment with @ZugBahnHof.
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assigned to @yuha and unassigned @lukasw

assigned to @yuha and unassigned @lukasw
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mentioned in issue #1212

mentioned in issue #1212
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mentioned in commit 32bbc80647

mentioned in commit 32bbc806476f388a03c3652d5e54ec362c671b55
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