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"Disappearing codes" #56

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albertocottica opened this issue Sep 6, 2016 · 4 comments
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"Disappearing codes" #56

albertocottica opened this issue Sep 6, 2016 · 4 comments
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Autocomplete does not always suggest all codes.

Amelia to reproduce this.

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danohu commented Sep 6, 2016

It looks like the autocomplete only shows you codes that you have created yourself.

This was implemented intentionally (issue #30). In retrospect it seems bad/confusing, especially considering that the 'forking' concept was never fully implemented.

@albertocottica -- could you ask with Amelia whether this explains her "disappearing codes". i.e. do codes disappear if (and only if) they were first created by somebody else.

[nb @albertocottica and @tanius -- this meas taxonomy terms do have a user id associated with them, so the architectural issues about separating codes by authorship are simpler than we thought on the call]

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danohu commented Sep 6, 2016

So, I suggest

quick-fix: have autocomplete show everybody's codes (this is a 2-line change)

medium-term plan to do something like:

  • showing everybody's codes, but differentiating which are your ow
  • doing some kind of auto-forking

but this will need another round of discussion to work out precisely how we want collaborative annotation to work

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Agree.

On 6 Sep 2016 17:06, "danohuiginn" notifications@github.com wrote:

So, I suggest

quick-fix: have autocomplete show everybody's codes (this is a 2-line
change)

medium-term plan to do something like:

  • showing everybody's codes, but differentiating which are your ow
  • doing some kind of auto-forking

but this will need another round of discussion to work out precisely how
we want collaborative annotation to work


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@danohuiginn the discussion in #60 is now done. Can we close this issue?

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