Feat: Allow Invoice Items to have Notes#604
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It feels like this should play into #603 and the placeholder/initial text for invoice lines should come from invoice items (instead of being hardcoded in Ruby). |
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I thought about this after. I think they work for different purposes and are complementary, especially considering we don't want to have much pricing information in tracker for simplicity of updating. One is a standard disclaimer we add to all Labor line items. The other one is for very specific items that need disclaimers. I think having both is good for the final goal of spending less time on quote making, but this is definitely open to discussion. |
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Ah, I see my confusion. I am conflating invoice items and lines. So you want to pre-populate an invoice note from an invoice item. Makes sense. However I do think this solves Labor category pre-populating too (#603). You would just have an Invoice Item/Preset called "Labor" to functionally have the same result. |
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@DaAwesomeP are you opposed to merging this PR? I think we agree it's a good idea. Then we can test it and if we feel there's still a necessity for #603 I'll revisit it |
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I'll try to run it later but looks fine
Hey sorry I missed this. Looks good to me, just see my suggested edits (some duplicated columns and lines maybe). |
Co-authored-by: Perry Naseck <4472083+DaAwesomeP@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fixed all comments @DaAwesomeP can we merge this then redeploy tracker? |
Allow Invoice Items to have notes. Uses this existing feature to help standardize items that need the same consistent note (e.g. Rangos Installed Lighting System).