To test:
1: Add 4 items, 2 with homebranch = Library A and 2 with homebranch = Library B
2: Logged into Library A, check out 1 Library A item and 1 Library B item, both with due dates in the past enough for the longoverdue cron
3: Set yourself to Library B, check out 1 Library A item and 1 Library B item, both with due dates in the past enough for the longoverdue cron
4: Run longoverdue cron with --verbose, without --confirm, and without --Library. see that it would act on all 4 items
5: Set CircControl to "the library the item is from"
6: Set HomeOrHoldingBranch to "the item's home library"
7: Run longoverdue cron with --verbose and --library="A" (where A is the code for your Library A), wihout --confirm
8: See the cron wants to act on the items with homebranch = A
9: Set HomeOrHoldingBranch to "the item's holding library"
10: Run longoverdue cron with --verbose and --library="A" (where A is the code for your Library A), wihout --confirm
11: See the cron is still trying to act on the two items with homebranch = A
12: Apply patch, restart all
13: Run longoverdue cron with --verbose and --library="A" (where A is the code for your Library A), wihout --confirm
14: See the cron is now trying to act on the two items with holdingbranch = A
15: Set HomeOrHoldingBranch to "the item's home library"
16: Run longoverdue cron with --verbose and --library="A" (where A is the code for your Library A), wihout --confirm
17: See the cron wants to act on the items with homebranch = A
Signed-off-by: Martin Renvoize <martin.renvoize@ptfs-europe.com>
Signed-off-by: Katrin Fischer <katrin.fischer@bsz-bw.de>
Andrew Fuerste Henry
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