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DDBEASY-116 - Refactored the availability and reservable logic.#15

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DDBEASY-116 - Refactored the availability and reservable logic.#15
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@guddo guddo commented Mar 17, 2015

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This change should not be a part of the pull request.

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guddo commented Apr 21, 2015

The only change related to issue 618 is what has been done in this commit: easyddb@dc1fb96.

This branch is branched out from the previous PRs which means #9, #10, #11, #12 and #13 is a part of this PR.

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Why add the not-reservable class to an element which we do not know the status for?

If we are to add a class I would expect it that we should add it to the element as well as in the other branches of the code.

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kasperg commented Apr 21, 2015

Review complete. Well done regarding the refactoring of the availability logic.

This pull request contains more changes than has been approved for the next release and thus I cannot approve it without further consent from the product owners.

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kasperg commented Apr 21, 2015

Also: Please rebase this pull request. It is no longer a trivial merge.

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guddo commented Apr 21, 2015

Here you go: #16.

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