LIMS-2205: Allow incoming EU shipments to be booked via the shipping service

[ndg63276]

JIRA ticket: LIMS-2205

Summary:

EU academic users should be able to use the shipping service for incoming dewars, albeit that it will just email James H and request him to make the booking. This should be behind a feature flag as we don't want to turn it on just yet.

Changes:

• Add a feature flag to use the shipping service for NDE (non-domestic European) incoming shipments
• If a shipment has only one dewar, and already has an incoming shipment request id, use the same id for outgoing
• Change the message displayed and enable the button to request an AWB on the View Shipment page (if EU and feature flag enabled)
• Limit shipments to 1 dewar if EU and using our courier (so that it always uses the same incoming and outgoing shipment request id)

To test:

• Add to the config if not already there

$use_shipping_service = True;
$use_shipping_service_nde = True;
$use_shipping_service_incoming_shipments = True;
$shipping_service_app_url = "https://sample-shipping-test.diamond.ac.uk";
$shipping_service_api_user = "synchweb";
$shipping_service_api_password = <redacted>;
# new
$use_shipping_service_incoming_shipments_nde = True;

• Go to an mx proposal, create a lab contact with an EU address

• Go to /shipments/add, and start creating a shipment. Choose UDC for the scheduling option as it doesn't ask any more questions.

• Select 2 dewars, choose the EU lab contact, then click "Use Facility Account", check a message appears saying you can only have 1 dewar, and the no of dewars box is now fixed at 1

• Click "Add Shipment", you should be taken to the View Shipment page, check the message says you can now request your shipment, and the "Request DHL Air Waybill" button is active

• Click "Request DHL Air Waybill", tick the box for the dewar, and click Proceed. Check you are taken to the (test) shipping service

• Fill in your address, choosing the same EU country, and a valid postcode and EORI number. Skip the collection required step, this will be removed (ULIMS-1350), click Submit, and then Done.

• You should be taken back to Synchweb, check the dewar status is 'awb requested'

• In a new tab visit https://sample-shipping-test.diamond.ac.uk/shipment-requests/ and check your shipment appears at the top as "Pending" for the incoming shipment

• ask Mark if he got an email asking to book the shipment, and if he can add a tracking number (2815193780 might work), the dewar status should update to "awb created", and the shipping service should describe it as "Booked"

• Back in Synchweb, request the dewar to come home by pressing "Dispatch", and then "Proceed", and go through the shipping service again

• Check the dewar status is back to "awb requested"

• Look again at https://sample-shipping-test.diamond.ac.uk/shipment-requests, check your shipment now has Booked and Pending for incoming and outgoing, but on the same shipment request id

• Set the config to have

$use_shipping_service_incoming_shipments_nde = False;

• Go to /shipments/add again, create an EU shipment with 2 dewars, now "Use facility account" should let you still use 2 dewars
• Check when you view the shipment it tells you you cannot use international shipping

[gfrn]

Not sure if these are intended, but if you create a shipment with a contact in the UK, then switch it to an international contact, it allows the creation of multiple dewars still

It also displays a message at the top if I change my lab contact afterwards

[ndg63276]

Not sure if these are intended, but if you create a shipment with a contact in the UK, then switch it to an international contact, it allows the creation of multiple dewars still

It also displays a message at the top if I change my lab contact afterwards

Ah yes, good spot, it was using the old lab contact country if it got changed. Hopefully now fixed.

[gfrn]

It breaks on localhost because the shipping service currently has a bug that throws an exception if it cannot make callbacks, but I mentioned it to Matt and he's created a ticket for it

All else looks good, though, so I'll approve it!