Use server side search for user fields - #2677
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Looks good, thanks. My biggest concern is that we need to find some descriptive terminology around this (and tests), otherwise just nits. Marking as draft until we have tests.
| self.fields["contributor"].queryset = self.get_contributor_queryset() | UserProfile.objects.filter( | ||
| pk=self.instance.contributor.pk | ||
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| self.fields["contributor"].widget.search_url = reverse("staff:fetch_contributor_user_profiles") |
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Does this mean that if you accidentally remove someone from the selection, you'll not be able to add them back?
How does TomSelect handle a mixture of HTML-supplied and server-supplied options? Does merge the server-options with the HTML options on an update, or will the HTML options be overwritten? If the former, maybe we can remove a large part of the specialization logic we have for "keep allowing existing participants" etc.
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The HTML options don't get overriden.
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Does this work then?
maybe we can remove a large part of the specialization logic we have for "keep allowing existing participants" etc.
I would imagine that if we just provide all current participants as in-HTML options, we can simplify the view logic drastically, leading to cacheability etc
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I think this is very cool! I didn't have time to look at it closely yet, but now I will let you settle Richard's comments first :) |
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| def get_participants_queryset(cls, evaluation: Evaluation | None) -> QuerySet[UserProfile]: | ||
| queryset = UserProfile.objects.exclude(is_active=False) | ||
| if evaluation is not None and evaluation.pk is not None: | ||
| queryset = (queryset | evaluation.participants.all()).distinct() |
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I had hoped we would not need this anymore (by just passing the initial options in HTML) -- why is this still needed here?
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("reviewing" to get this out of the queue, feel free to re-request)
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