Adds snipeit:remove-explicit-eols command

[Godmartinz]

Description

This adds snipeit:remove-explicit-eols . This command allows you to provide the Asset model name and then removes the explicit EOLs that are applied to all assets with that model and updating them, this will refresh the assets with the Asset Model's EOL behavior.

This also adds an "all" option to update all assets.

Command Options Help:

Updating All Assets:

Updating one Model:

Error:

Fixes # (issue)

Type of change

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[what-the-diff]

PR Summary

• Introduction of a New Command for Asset Management
  The team added an important file known as RemoveExplicitEols.php within the directory app/Console/Commands. This particular file comprises a fresh command named RemoveExplicitEols. The function of this command is to eradicate explicitly defined "End-of-Life" statuses on selected assets. Now, these assets can directly inherit the "End-of-Life" timeline set in the asset model, streamlining the asset management process.

[snipe]

I don't see any harm in including this I guess. Normally we would just run a quick SQL command.

[Godmartinz]

I don't see any harm in including this I guess. Normally we would just run a quick SQL command.

the Asset Model EOL is not inherited if you clear the columns only. There is some logic in the update/save method that applies the asset model EOL if it is null.