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feat: Add constants.humanName to allow countries to have custom full name format #7957
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Your environment is deployed to https://ocrvs-6830-human-name-constant.opencrvs.dev |
To allow countries to have custom ordering for full names #6830
To ensure that we get the format from the country-config #6830
To make the name more usable we had to extract the name formatting logic into it's own function. #6830
Replace older logic to get the name which was based on an assumption that we support names in multiple languages #6830
We've found cleaner way to make the rendered name customizable for each country through client copy from country-config #6830
We need to update all the places where a citizen's name is being referenced to show it in the format that the country chooses #6830
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@Siyasanga After taking a look at the changes made to the e2e tests, I would say it's better to change all those places in core to use the new format instead. As if only some of the places use the new format, then it would just create confusion
This is a bit rough so a better solution is needed. Because we have hardcoded to formatting to only work on fields with 'deceasedNameInEnglish' & 'childNameInEnglish' as their previewGroup
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In order to allow countries to define their own full name format, we are adding a constants.humanName into the client.csv translations, which will then be used everywhere where we are displaying system users and citizen's name in the systems.
Addresses #6830