specific job completes). This can be used to defer provisioning until some
action completes (such as running the customer's credit card successfully).
+=item noexport
+
+This option is option is deprecated but still works for now (use
+I<depend_jobnum> instead for new code). If I<noexport> is set true, no
+provisioning jobs (exports) are scheduled. (You can schedule them later with
+the B<reexport> method for each cust_pkg object. Using the B<reexport> method
+on the cust_main object is not recommended, as existing services will also be
+reexported.)
+
=item ticket_subject
Optional subject for a ticket created and attached to this customer
join(', ', map { "$_: $opt->{$_}" } keys %$opt ). "\n"
if $DEBUG;
+ local $FS::svc_Common::noexport_hack = 1 if $opt->{'noexport'};
+
my $cust_pkg = $opt->{'cust_pkg'};
my $svcs = $opt->{'svcs'} || [];
if exists($opt->{'depend_jobnum'}) && $opt->{'depend_jobnum'};
my %insert_params = map { $opt->{$_} ? ( $_ => $opt->{$_} ) : () }
- qw( ticket_subject ticket_queue allow_pkgpart import );
+ qw( ticket_subject ticket_queue allow_pkgpart );
local $SIG{HUP} = 'IGNORE';
local $SIG{INT} = 'IGNORE';
'custnum' => $self->custnum,
'main_pkgnum' => $cust_pkg->pkgnum,
# try to prevent as many surprises as possible
- 'pkgbatch' => $cust_pkg->pkgbatch,
- 'start_date' => $cust_pkg->start_date,
- 'order_date' => $cust_pkg->order_date,
- 'expire' => $cust_pkg->expire,
- 'adjourn' => $cust_pkg->adjourn,
- 'contract_end' => $cust_pkg->contract_end,
- 'refnum' => $cust_pkg->refnum,
- 'discountnum' => $cust_pkg->discountnum,
- 'waive_setup' => $cust_pkg->waive_setup,
'allow_pkgpart' => $opt->{'allow_pkgpart'},
+ map { $_ => $cust_pkg->$_() }
+ qw( pkgbatch
+ start_date order_date expire adjourn contract_end
+ refnum discountnum waive_setup
+ )
});
- $error = $self->order_pkg('cust_pkg' => $pkg,
+ $error = $self->order_pkg('cust_pkg' => $pkg,
'locationnum' => $cust_pkg->locationnum);
if ( $error ) {
$dbh->rollback if $oldAutoCommit;
services, in which case they are linked to the newly-created package.
Currently available options are: I<depend_jobnum>, I<noexport>, I<seconds_ref>,
-I<upbytes_ref>, I<downbytes_ref>, I<totalbytes_ref>, I<allow_pkgpart>, and
-I<import>.
+I<upbytes_ref>, I<downbytes_ref>, I<totalbytes_ref>, and I<allow_pkgpart>.
If I<depend_jobnum> is set, all provisioning jobs will have a dependancy
on the supplied jobnum (they will not run until the specific job completes).
This can be used to defer provisioning until some action completes (such
as running the customer's credit card successfully).
-The I<noexport> option is deprecated. If I<noexport> is set true, no
+The I<noexport> option is deprecated but still works for now (use
+I<depend_jobnum> instead for new code). If I<noexport> is set true, no
provisioning jobs (exports) are scheduled. (You can schedule them later with
the B<reexport> method for each cust_pkg object. Using the B<reexport> method
on the cust_main object is not recommended, as existing services will also be
provided, the scalars (provided by references) will be incremented by the
values of the prepaid card.`
-I<allow_pkgpart> and I<import> are flags passed to L<FS::cust_pkg>->insert.
+I<allow_pkgpart> is passed to L<FS::cust_pkg>->insert.
=cut
'cust_pkg' => $cust_pkg,
'svcs' => $cust_pkgs->{$cust_pkg},
map { $_ => $options{$_} }
- qw( seconds_ref upbytes_ref downbytes_ref totalbytes_ref depend_jobnum allow_pkgpart import )
+ qw( seconds_ref upbytes_ref downbytes_ref totalbytes_ref depend_jobnum allow_pkgpart )
);
if ( $error ) {
$dbh->rollback if $oldAutoCommit;
return 0 if !$a_num_cust_svc && !$b_num_cust_svc;
return -1 if $a_num_cust_svc && !$b_num_cust_svc;
return 1 if !$a_num_cust_svc && $b_num_cust_svc;
- my @a_cust_svc = $a->cust_svc;
- my @b_cust_svc = $b->cust_svc;
+ return 0 if $a_num_cust_svc + $b_num_cust_svc > 20; #for perf, just give up
+ my @a_cust_svc = $a->cust_svc_unsorted;
+ my @b_cust_svc = $b->cust_svc_unsorted;
return 0 if !scalar(@a_cust_svc) && !scalar(@b_cust_svc);
return -1 if scalar(@a_cust_svc) && !scalar(@b_cust_svc);
return 1 if !scalar(@a_cust_svc) && scalar(@b_cust_svc);