Course Ratings Rounding Issue#597
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WalkthroughThe change updates the course search results template to format the displayed course average rating to one decimal place using the Changes
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Summary of Changes
This pull request addresses issue #596, which involves rounding the course ratings displayed on the search page. The change modifies the search.html template to apply the floatformat:1 filter to the course.average_rating value, ensuring that the rating is displayed with one decimal place.
Highlights
- Course Rating Display: The pull request modifies the course rating display on the search page to show ratings with one decimal place.
- Template Modification: The
search.htmltemplate is updated to include thefloatformat:1filter for thecourse.average_ratingvariable.
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- web/templates/courses/search.html
- Applied the
floatformat:1filter tocourse.average_ratingto display the rating with one decimal place.
- Applied the
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Code Review
The pull request addresses issue #596 by applying the floatformat filter to the average_rating in the search.html template. This ensures that the course rating is displayed with one decimal place, improving readability and consistency. The change is straightforward and seems appropriate for the described issue.
Summary of Findings
- Formatting of average rating: The
floatformatfilter is used to format the average rating to one decimal place, addressing the rounding issue reported in #596.
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to be ready for merging. The change is small, well-targeted, and addresses the reported issue. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and that users should have others review and approve this code before merging.
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Fixes #596
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