We've added jasmine to the 'ga-link-tracking' branch and are running fixtures with the 'jasmine-jquery-rails' gem.

To get fixtures to work we need to set the fixturePath in the following file:
https://github.com/guidance-guarantee-programme/pension_guidance/blob/ga-link-tracking/spec/javascripts/click-trackerSpec.js

To get fixtures to work in rake (rake spec:javascript) the path needs to be set to:
jasmine.getFixtures().fixturesPath='../../spec/javascripts/fixtures'

To get fixtures to work in the browser (http://localhost:3000/specs) the path needs to be set to:
jasmine.getFixtures().fixturesPath = '/assets/fixtures/';

It's currently set up to work in rake so that the tests can be run in CI, but if someone tries to run it in a browser it will fail - which will be confusing. Is there a way to get this working in both?

Multiple hyphens currently fail scss linting. We probably need a regex for our specific BEM syntax

Lookups to Postcodes.io occasionally timeout in lib/geocode.rb.

The new outreach locations aren't in CABs:

We currently have nothing to distinguish between CABs and outreaches so this sentence will need to be reworded I think, it'll not be enough to just remove "Citizens Advice".

Here's the appropriate line in the view.

Requested by UX, seems to simplify the view.

SW18 0QE has the format of a valid postcode but is not actually valid:

> UKPostcode.parse('SW18 0QE').full_valid?
=> true
> Postcodes::IO.new.lookup('SW18 0QE')
=> nil

The assumption had been made that UKPostcode would have flagged this but apparently not and a 500 is returned for the following URL:

https://www.pensionwise.gov.uk/locations?postcode=sw18+0qe

Leftover from PR #201:

• Change HTML in appointments page to markdown where possible

See blockquotes and inline attributes for extended markdown syntax supported by kramdown

Every time we query the locations repository the locations repository is instantiated and every time the locations repository is instantiated the GeoJSON is pulled down.

This should be fine for MVP but we should look into caching the GeoJSON and/or memoizing the repository.

Loading VCR cassettes could be simplified with an around hook.

#335 makes the app use Ruby for DNS resolution rather than the OS. Review this in a month.

Old versions of articles can sit in the cache, invalidating test runs.