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Session Request: After requesting info from IETF-113, Chairs were not recognized in Datatracker... #3889

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acmacm opened this issue Apr 26, 2022 · 4 comments · Fixed by #3894
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@acmacm acmacm commented Apr 26, 2022

What happened?

After requesting info from IETF-113, Error Message for "bethere" said Chairs were not recognized in Datatracker. I pressed submit anyway and the Session request submission failed.

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@acmacm acmacm commented Apr 26, 2022

This was for BMWG session at IETF-114. New issue, AFAICT.

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@jennifer-richards jennifer-richards commented Apr 26, 2022

A server error corresponding to this also occurred. From that:

ValueError at /secr/sreq/bmwg/confirm/ invalid literal for int() with base 10: '<QuerySet [<Person: **REDACTED**>]>'

Guessing it's a bug to do with the select2 integration, which plays some tricks with integer keys in the form fields.

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@rjsparks rjsparks commented Apr 26, 2022

fwiw:
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@jennifer-richards jennifer-richards commented Apr 26, 2022

There's something going wrong on the new() view - the bethere field is not being submitted with the correct value. E.g., I submitted a request with three people selected as "bethere", but:

(Pdb) pp request.POST
{'adjacent_with_wg': '',
 'attendees': '25',
 'bethere': '111656',

That number (111656) is the PK for one of the selected people, but a couple have been dropped.

Edit: Oops - false start here, the appearance of missing values in the bethere field is a Django artifact. Using request.POST.getlist('bethere') shows the three expected PKs.

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