Flow Report description/range not depicted in reports

[AWKevin]

ON TESTFLIGHT: I went to the Upper Middle Fork flathead and added a flow report, with a date, no caption, a photo, a gage observation, and I "Describe the Flow" as High Runnable. When I view the Report I expected to see the "High Runnable" noted under "Flow Range:" but instead I see "No Visual Reported."

[Gregliest]

Is this different than #193?

[AWKevin]

Ah, right, ha ha sorry about the duplicate. It is the same issue with maybe a new insight. Could likely close this one. The key point here is that there is no home for the "Runnable" etc picker in the flow report form. And there is no way to fill the "Flow Range" field on the Report. Perhaps the intention here is to wire up these input and output fields to fill/show the field.

[Gregliest]

@yeahphil Does your work on the flow reports page fix this?

[yeahphil]

Lol it breaks it in a new way :)

[yeahphil]

The issue here is that the query we're doing doesn't return the observation value that was posted.

We posted it as observation when saving. The query we're using doesn't return that. @ryangroth5 can you shed any light on how to get it back? And also, can I view these observations on the web somehow to see what actually got saved?

Here's the GraphQL query that's getting observations in case that's helpful:

query Observations2($page_size: Int!, $reach_id: AWID!, $page: Int!,  $post_types: [PostType])
{
    posts(post_types: $post_types, reach_id: $reach_id, first: $page_size, page: $page, orderBy: [{field: REVISION, order: ASC}]) {
        paginatorInfo {
            lastPage,
            currentPage,
            total,
        },
        data {
            id,
            title,
            detail,
            uid,
            user {
                uname,
            }
            post_date,
            post_type,
            revision,
            reach {
                id,
                river,
                section
            },
            reach_id,
            gauge_id,
            metric_id,
            metric {
                shortkey,
                unit,
                name
            },
            reading,
            photos {
                id,
                post_id,
                photo_date,
                image {
                    ext,
                    uri {
                        thumb,
                        medium,
                        big
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}