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Signals for event changes / event changelog signals #273

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drnlm opened this issue Jul 5, 2016 · 9 comments
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Signals for event changes / event changelog signals #273

drnlm opened this issue Jul 5, 2016 · 9 comments

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drnlm commented Jul 5, 2016

Mentioned in wafer BoF.

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So Django has feed support, but complicated schedule means complicated feed.

Do we want schedule items or slots, or do we wanna add recording of changes so that the feed is the most recently updated schedule items, or instead the soonest schedule items?

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hodgestar commented Jul 5, 2016 via email

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drnlm commented Jul 5, 2016

I think we want to publish schedule items - a tutorial spanning mutiple slots should be only 1 item in the RSS feed.

Handling schedule editing and changes in the RSS feed needs thought. We may need to have a separate "publish to rss" step, so we don't generate multiple rss updates for an item whenever the schedule is edited.

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drnlm commented Jul 5, 2016

RSS may not be the best solution, but it was suggested during the debconf BoF. Some easily machine-parsable export of the schedule does seem to be required, and pentabarf doesn't quite fit that use case.

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I guess just exporting of the schedule to import into calendars,etc. would be useful?

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hodgestar commented Jul 5, 2016 via email

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drnlm commented Jul 5, 2016

On further though, we probably do need to have some sort of feed hooked up as well. One of the complaints was the difficulty of detecting that changes to the schedule had happened.

That leads to some sort of "scheduled has been edited" event / announcement, which should probably be extended to cover pages and other things, and a more easily parsable schedule export, which feels a bit messy.

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hodgestar commented Jul 5, 2016 via email

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I don't know if that's for a separate ticket or if it was the initial
intent of this ticket, and then simpler exporting of the schedule should
move to another ticket?

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Some sort of human & machine understandable change log API and web page
would be very useful to everyone (both organizers and attendees & for
display on the current-events page). Maybe that's something for a separate
ticket?


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@drnlm drnlm changed the title RSS Feed for schedule / events Signals for event changes / event changelog signals Oct 7, 2017
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