A new PSR-14 event is added that allows to modify the event right before
it is persisted within Destination Data One import.
This for example allows to alter dates, prices, etc.
Improve handling of missing end time in dates.
They sometimes use a different separator.
The code is adjusted to always use same separator and precision.
That will prevent the same location from showing up multiple times due
to different latitude and longitude values.
* Set ``alternative`` to the ``description`` if available.
* Set ``creator_tool`` to the "destination.one".
* Set ``source`` to the URL of the fetched image.
The pages now receive proper cache tags.
The import now properly clears those cache tags.
That way all corresponding pages will show updated content after import
finished.
We need one test that executes frontend requests and import command.
The separation is therefore removed and tests are streamlined to have a
single parent providing all necessary information and setup.
A new TypoScript option upcoming is added.
The option can be set to 0 (default) or 1.
0 behaves the same way as in the past.
1 turns off the option useMidnight, start and end.
Only dates with a start date in the future will be shown.
Relates: #10507
There might be access to TSFE get_cache_timeout() prior rendering
events.
TYPO3 has a cache for timeout and won't re calculate again.
We therefore need to clear the cache if timeout would change.
That will lead to inconsistent cache information throughout a single
request. But the final cache timeout of the page will be correct. Other
parts might be longer, which probably is fine until they relate to the
events.
Relates: #10500
Use abstract classes to include necessary steps and keep actual test
cases small.
Ensure tests in CI run faster but not installing unnecessary
dependencies. But use pre installed ImageMagick.
The clean up task had an issue to clean up to many files.
It didn't check if a file that could be deleted
because one event got deleted, was still in use by another event.
Relates: #10499
The code used native date functions, this made tests not robust.
We switch to TYPO3 API to fetch the current date and time.
Test is adjusted to define the date and time to verify code works as
expected.
The existing code didn't work with the provided data.
We added a new test case to cover the situation.
We adjusted the existing code to check on the actual rel value instead
of the keys.
Entering the continue part would end in an endless loop.
We never add anything to $i and therefore would end up here.
Existing tests ensure we don't break something.
The new test ensures we do not hit endless loop anymore.
The property will always be set in the future.
We no longer can use it as an indicator.
We switch to freq as new indicator.
We also ensure that start has to be given for a single date.
Relates: #9892
Both are supported during import from destination data.
But both were not part of functional tests yet.
They are added in order to ensure that future changes wont break import
of that data
