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refactored outgoing deny list config handling. #75
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Issue: medic/cht-core#750
Outgoing deny list will now be applied to schedules and responses
generated on reports. So instead of seeing
scheduled
orpending
state on a message you will see
denied
.Moved
isOutgoingAllowed
,_isMessageFromGateway
and related testsinto utils library so schedule creation and report validation and
response messages can make use of it.
Calling
messages.addMessage
oruitls.addScheduledMessage
nowtransparently checks the outgoing deny list and assigns a
denied
statewhen appropriate.
I removed some odd logic in
addScheduledMessage
because it's not usedor documented anywhere and is error prone. There was a check for
doc.muted
field when creating a scheduled message. I looked throughthe code and fairly certain this property is not set or used by
anything.