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Create Statement of Administrative Policy section on Bills page - UI Changes #132

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ayeshamk opened this issue Jan 14, 2021 · 2 comments
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aih commented Jan 25, 2021

I've pulled cc7e6c6 from FT_branch_1, I created a database migration from the models (python manage.py makemigration) and pushed that to the branch.

Now I'm running the server and do not see the table for bills I would expect:

116hjres7 (also tested 115hjres7):
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116hr7617:
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aih commented Jan 25, 2021

@ayeshamk, I recommend the following:

  • Store the pdfs in directories by either year or Congress number. Alternately, start the pdf name with the congressnumber, e.g. 116-HR123.pdf. They pdfs are all currently in Flatgov/media/statements/Trump. Since one President overlaps more than one Congress, this structure will cause a collision at some point.

  • There may be a missing step to populate the Statements in the database. Please document how I should do that for testing and deployment.

  • Please include a screenshot in this issue of a bill with the table working, so I can know which to test.

@nkinaba nkinaba added this to the Understand the Context Section__Bill Page milestone Feb 4, 2021
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