halved the spec running time by using xpath to match on fields during form completion journeys
Merge pull request #479 from ministryofjustice/test-speed

Halved the spec running time
reverted to last good PDF template and re-applied widening copies number field, in order to fix tick rendering
Merge pull request #480 from ministryofjustice/tick-fix

Fix tick rendering
Upgraded Brakeman gem

Went from 2.6.2 to 2.6.3. Better to upgrade and stay current with all
the security scanning than to lag behind.
Merge pull request #481 from ministryofjustice/breakeman2.6.3

Upgraded Brakeman gem
Set poltergeist to use tlsv1
removed rspec-its; updated specs to use expect syntax
removed rspec-legacy_formatters; updated rspec-rails to latest version
added back rspec-legacy_formatters to get specs running in Jenkins
Merge pull request #482 from ministryofjustice/rm-its

Updated rspec-rails version
Updated the Ruby version
CSS change

Added markup for the .divider class as per the prototype.
This will need to be looked at by somebody who is more CSS versed.
Added the feature test for the court lookup
Courtfinder-client gem added
Updated the courtfinder-client gem

As the output of the client has been modifed
Added the CourtfinderController

To be used by the fontend for fetching the court information.
Fetch court name based on the property postcode

Only being done for the view, no court address is stored and passed to
the back end for the PDF population.
Updated courtfinder-client gem

The behavior of the gem has been cleaned up and warrants an update
Refactored the CourtfinderController

Using the cleaner interface of the gem instead of manually rescuing when
an exception is raised