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Fixes the issue of upload not including the users group onto the data when they upload it. Thus making it not visible to the users data hub.

resolves issue #1021

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  • New Features

    • Improved handling of group identifiers in the data upload process, ensuring valid group IDs are used.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Addressed an issue where the groupId was previously set to undefined, enhancing data integrity.
  • Chores

    • Added comments for future improvements in error handling and type definitions.

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The changes involve an update to the reformatInstrumentData function within the apps/web/src/features/upload/utils.ts file. Specifically, the assignment of the groupId property in the reformatForSending object has been modified to retrieve its value from the currentGroup object instead of being set to undefined. This adjustment may affect how the group ID is processed in subsequent operations. Additionally, comments for potential future improvements have been added, but they do not alter the current functionality.

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File Path Change Summary
apps/web/src/features/upload/utils.ts Modified groupId assignment in reformatInstrumentData to use currentGroup.id instead of undefined. Added comments for future improvements.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App
    participant Utils

    User->>App: Initiate upload
    App->>Utils: Call reformatInstrumentData()
    Utils->>Utils: Retrieve currentGroup
    Utils->>Utils: Set groupId = currentGroup.id
    Utils-->>App: Return reformatted data
    App-->>User: Upload complete
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
apps/web/src/features/upload/utils.ts (2)

120-120: Document the root-level data behavior.

Consider adding a comment to document what happens when currentGroup is null (i.e., data is uploaded at root level without group association).

+  // When currentGroup is null, data will be uploaded without group association (root-level data)
   groupId: currentGroup?.id,

Line range hint 108-125: Consider enhancing type safety for group handling.

The function accepts currentGroup as nullable but doesn't enforce group presence. Consider splitting this into two separate functions or using a discriminated union type to handle cases where group association is required vs. optional.

Example approach:

type WithRequiredGroup = {
  currentGroup: Group;
  requireGroup: true;
  data: FormTypes.Data[];
  instrument: UnilingualInstrumentInfo;
};

type WithOptionalGroup = {
  currentGroup: Group | null;
  requireGroup: false;
  data: FormTypes.Data[];
  instrument: UnilingualInstrumentInfo;
};

export function reformatInstrumentData(params: WithRequiredGroup | WithOptionalGroup): UploadInstrumentRecordsData {
  // If requireGroup is true, TypeScript will ensure currentGroup is not null
  const { currentGroup, data, instrument } = params;
  // ... rest of the implementation
}
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apps/web/src/features/upload/utils.ts (1)

120-120: LGTM! Verify root-level data handling.

The change correctly includes the group ID during data upload, which will fix the data visibility issues in the user's data hub. The use of optional chaining safely handles the null case.

Let's verify the handling of root-level data (when currentGroup is null):

✅ Verification successful

Let's search more specifically for the handling of group data in the upload context and instrument records.


Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response since we have clear evidence of how group IDs are handled in the instrument records system.

Null groupId is properly handled throughout the system

The backend service (instrument-records.service.ts) is designed to handle both cases where groupId is present or null:

  • Records can be created and queried without a group ID
  • Group connection in the database is only established when groupId is provided
  • Export and query operations work correctly for both grouped and ungrouped data

The optional chaining in the upload utils is therefore correct and safe to use as is.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any special handling of root-level data or documentation about groupId being null
rg -l "root.*data|group.*null|null.*group" --type ts

Length of output: 917


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check how instrument records are handled with respect to groups
rg -A 5 "groupId|group.*id" apps/web/src/features/upload/ apps/api/src/instrument-records/

Length of output: 12182

@joshunrau joshunrau merged commit fa6a110 into DouglasNeuroInformatics:main Nov 4, 2024
@david-roper david-roper deleted the add-group-to-upload branch November 20, 2024 20:35
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