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Add tool to monitor feedback #794

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oskar456 opened this issue Oct 10, 2019 · 11 comments
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Add tool to monitor feedback #794

oskar456 opened this issue Oct 10, 2019 · 11 comments
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@oskar456
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Problem you are facing

We've successfuly finished our first event using Pretalx. On the orga area dashboard, the last bullet is lit and its tooltip says that we should monitor incoming feedback.

Right now we have 80 talks. It is virtually impossible to monitor feedback in all the talks one by one.

Instead, I look directly into the database like this:

select review, title from submission_feedback f join submission_submission s on f.talk_id = s.id

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There should be a page summarising all incoming reviews for all talks.

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rixx commented Oct 10, 2019

Sounds like a good contribution for first-time contributors (or anybody else, of course).

@rixx rixx added good first issue A default GitHub label inviting first time contributors help wanted A default GitHub label inviting outside help type: feature size: small Easy and/or quick to do labels Oct 10, 2019
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Hello, I will grab this one. Can I have some additional info? What should it look like, what information sould be included etc.

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rixx commented Oct 11, 2019

I think the best thing to do would be to add a list of feedbacks received, as stated in the original ticket. It would be available to organisers in the same way the list of all submissions is available.

I'm not sure which level of information/guidance you are looking for, so feel free to ask for clarification!

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Is some demo database available? The system is pretty complex and as I need to go through complet event process, it would be nice to have already filled up data.

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rixx commented Oct 11, 2019

You can import another event's export by running the import_schedule command on their XML export. Any XML would do, for instance that of PyCon UK.

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Hello, so far I got this:
Screenshot from 2019-10-17 18-53-01

As I order feedbacks by talk.talk_id, they are "grouped" together and it is not necessary to have talk/submission title above every feedback. I would like to have the title just once and then all associated feedbacks to this talk. Normally I would do it in template cycle, comparing talk id to talk id in previous cycle. And if this changes, show new talk title. But this seems almost impossible in Django templating system, as it does not support assigning and changing variable values. Any tips?

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@michalpirchala
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And maybe it should be sorted by id, so you can still easily check the latest feedback.

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rixx commented Oct 17, 2019

You should be able to iterate over talk.feedback.all in the template if you base the view on the Submission objects instead of the Feedback objects.

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But I will not be able to paginate over them and it will not be easy to monitor new feedback - I think that's the main point of this issue. So maybe we should order just by id to show the latest feedback at the top.

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rixx commented Oct 18, 2019

You could still order by the latest feedback entry, if you'd like, that's somewhat independent of the other question. Pagination and grouping usually goes hand in hand, though, so if you want to group by submission, you should also paginate by submission, imo. If you don't want to do that, you can of course first paginate by feedback, and then group by submission – it would be easiest to do that in the view, not in the template.

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rixx commented Dec 5, 2019

Closed via #798

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