Im IT Tech from a Hosted Customer ([redacted])
We've been reading issues #4927, #4597, #4582, #3507, #1538... but this (simple) feature apears doesn't exist yet.
We want checkout consumables to an asset (ex: printer), you can enable it? Its a very important feature to us and we believe that it's important for other people too.
Now i'm only able to checkout to user
Is this a fresh install or an upgrade?
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Hi you can add issue #4582 regarding the same subject
Duplicate of #4582
@snipe ..
You closed our ticket #4946 (marked "ready for dev") as "duplicated" with ticket #4582 that isn't marked "ready for dev" ? .. We know this ticket was duplicated, we refered all tickets with this feature request in our description, since Dec 29, 2015...
So.. whats the state of this feature now ? redy for dev or not?
@wilsonlspacheco Ready for Dev just means that the feature as a concept has been approved by the maintainers, so that if someone wanted to work on it, the idea has as least been vetted. It doesn't actually mean it's been started.
It's a ticket that gets duplicated frequently, and we just missed tagging it as ready for dev.
The feature itself isn't as simple as it seems, as we have a number of polymorphic relationships within the database. When it as first suggested, we hadn't switched to a polymorphic structure yet, so it was vastly more complicated, but even now it's not quite as simple as one might think at first glance. Code is impacted throughout the models, controllers, transformers, presenters and UI for this change, so it's not quite so small as it seems.
This feature would be perfect as we are in a school and have many shared/network printers.
Cheers.
@Mynty100 i agree, network shared printers is a normal and standard scenario in 90% of schools and companies.. !
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This feature would be perfect as we are in a school and have many shared/network printers.
Cheers.