Add URL root setting used to construct URLs pointing back to the service.

Drop payment_processor field from the Order model

Delete API v1 package

Send basket ID to PayPal

For better double-bookkeeping.

Added PayPal Acceptance Tests

PayPal payment creation and execution

Requires the PayPal REST SDK.

Updated Acceptance Tests

Report course_key and certificate_type to cybersource.

- Authenticating via OAuth2 for E-Commerce API
- Using patched bok-choy dependency to fix validation of URLs with basic auth credentials
- Fixed bug that always attempted to create an LMS auto-auth user, even if credentials supplied on command line

XCOM-274

XCOM-274

Emit segment e-commerce events on completed orders.

XCOM-208

Remove option to override receipt and cancel page URLs

These overrides are the result of an incomplete understanding of how to provide custom redirect URLs to CyberSource and other payment processors. Knowing now that we'll always use the URLs configured in settings, these overrides provide no value and only serve to complicate our code.

Upgrade to djangorestframework-jwt 1.5.0

Added Acceptance Tests for Payment Flow

Removed Use of Oscar Fork

The fork doesn't do anything different than the main package.

Default checkout mixin class attributes to None

If your class attribute has a mutable type, you’re gonna have a bad time.

Enabling Auto-Auth by Default for Local Users

This functionality is safe for local usage. Additionally, I have set a sane default for the prefix.

Be consistent about not requiring shipping

URL Trailing Slash is Optional

Django will handle automatic redirection for all requests. POST requests not using the trailing slash will fail, so use the trailing slash.

Refrain from loading post_checkout signal unnecessarily in payment views

Cleaned API Serializers

Tracking Order and Line History in Database

We can rely on the DRF ModelSerializer for the majority of our needs. There is no need to redefine model fields.