Re: [iola-conversion-tool] Bug when Adding a document to the tracker

[Ole Laursen <[e-mail]>]

2012/2/22 Robert Sparks <[e-mail]>:
> That's really surprising, and I want to double-check that we haven't
> accidentally lost something.

That's a good idea. I was going to say, "this is perhaps a surprise but".

> Your search was on the production code?

Yes.

> I'm seeing idinternal.area_acronym get used in trunk at
> idindex/views.py: def all_id2_entry(id):
>  ....
> ./idindex/views.py-    if id.idinternal:
> ./idindex/views.py-        try:
> ./idindex/views.py:            area = id.idinternal.area_acronym

This code isn't actually in use as far as I can see. Most of the code
in idindex is dead.

> and in the search form
> /idrfc/views_search.py:
> q_objs.append(Q(area_acronym=query['area']))

This is a bit tricky, because this part is actually going to query the
Rfc table (which is, by the way, not used much in the production
code). I was looking at the code for I-Ds which says:

    elif query['by'] == 'area':
        q_objs.append(Q(**{prefix+"group__ietfwg__areagroup__area":query['area']}))

> What are those replaced with in the new code?

For the query, basically: either doc.group is WG and doc.group.parent
is query area, or doc.group is individual submission and doc.ad area
is query area:

 docs = docs.filter(Q(group__type="wg", group__parent=query["area"]) |
                               Q(group__type="individ",
                                 ad__role__name="ad",
                                 ad__role__group=query["area"]))


Ole