Endpoints are broken, requires
ministryofjustice/courtfinder-client#2

When I reviewed this as part of a digital service assessment it had an MIT license (if memory services). I see that has been removed in place of the OGL.

Is OGL compatible with other open source licenses?

I can't find any guidance, advice or other discussions - which would suggest this could create a degree of uncertainty. At @alphagov we explicitly made the decision to use a well understood license for code (normally MIT) and retain OGL for content.

Do you have any pointers to evidence that OGL is open source compatible? Or a rationale for making this decision?

Bundler issue

Now is a non-issue

If for any reason you run

bundle install --path xxxxx

bundle install

The original issue reported here is not an issue if the normal bundle command is used. # Testing in the container

Only the tests in spec/models, spec/lib, spec/routes can be run inside the container. To run all these tests, execute:

rake spec:docker

The integration tests can be run from the host machine against the instance running in the container. To do this, run:

env=docker rake spec:features

Hey Colin, Paul and anybody else looking after this,

just in case that you missed this:

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rubyonrails-security/rgO20zYW33s

Since this is to do with ActiveRecord, it might not be so relevant to this project...

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rubyonrails-security/I-VWr034ouk

html_safe usage is an issue, see:

https://github.com/ministryofjustice/accelerated_claims/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=html_safe

Mentioned Government Digital Service in current LICENSE

Dawn: https://github.com/codesake/codesake-dawn

The Ask for help page renders the title as "- Civil Claims" rather than something instructive.