Closed Bug 1061587 Opened 10 years ago Closed 10 years ago

[User Story] As a Helper, I can see my opened discussion threads at the top of the list of questions so that I can address them in priority.

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(Not tracked)

Status:

VERIFIED FIXED

People

(Reporter: RT, Assigned: rehandalal+mozilla)

References

Details

(Whiteboard: p= s=bu.2015.1)

User Story

As a Helper, I can see my opened discussion threads at the top of the list of questions so that I can address them in priority.

Acceptance criteria:
*Helper can select between “New” or “Active” to display 2 separate lists. This user story addresses the “active” list
* Helper can go back to home screen
* Helper can access the profile page from the “Answer a question” page
* The “Active” list displays questions with the following characteristics:
-The helper has commented on these questions in the past
-Displayed in anti-chronological order - most recently updated on top
-Grouped by day with a day indicator header
-Each line shows the first X characters of the question followed by “...” if the question is above X characters, the submission time, the device of the helpee, the OS version of the helpee, the name of the helpee, the number of additional comments and a “solved” indicator if the question has been marked by the helpee as solved
-Each line shows an indicator of activity (blue dot). This indicators is displayed when a comment has been posted on the question and has not been read by the helper.
-Y messages are displayed as the helper reaches this screen, the next Y messages can be displayed if the helper presses the “Load more” button
--The “load more” button is not displayed if there are no more messages to load
-A “Sync” button allows re-syncing the question list displayed with the Y most recent messages on the server
--An indicator shows when the last sync occurred
--A sync is performed automatically as the helper reaches the list of questions
-If there are no new questions, a message informs the user that there are no new questions

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https://github.com/mozilla/buddyup/pull/58 10 years ago Rehan Dalal (Inactive) 42 bytes, text/x-github-pull-request	rik : review+	Details \| Review

Romain Testard [:RT]

Reporter

Description

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10 years ago

No description provided.

Anthony Ricaud (:rik)

Comment 1

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10 years ago

Mike: Do you already have a way to provide this list? Or Can we do a query like this : "Give me all the questions where one of the answers was provided by user X"?

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Michael Cooper [:mythmon]

Comment 2

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10 years ago

There isn't anything like this in the API yet. You could do a query like /api/2/answer/?creator={my_user_slug} and then scan that for questions. That's lame though. I think it's reasonable to be able to ask for all the questions you are involved in in an easy way. Would it make sense to you to have a field in the API that lists the usernames of every participating in a question, and allow filtering on that? So something like this request, which asks for every question where the user with slug "mythmon" was involved: http GET /api/2/question/?involved=mythmon { "count": 1, "next": null, "previous": null, "results": [ { "id": 1010153, "creator": "Sumo_User", <snip> "involved": ["Sumo_User", "mythmon"], } ], } This would imply that I had posted an answer in this question, since I'm not the creator, and I am involved. Does that make sense? Does that seem helpful?

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Anthony Ricaud (:rik)

Comment 3

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10 years ago

Yes to this API :)