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When a variant is created from an original study, if the user updates the notes of the variant, the modifications are not always taken into account: the modifications are overwritten by the original notes from the original study.
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Steps to Reproduce
Create a study with notes.
Create a variant of this study.
Update the notes of the variant and save them: a confirmation message appears.
Leave the variant, then re-open it to check the notes.
Expected behavior
After step 4, the updated notes should appear.
Current behavior
After step 4, the updates of the notes have not always been saved: they have been replaced by the notes from the original study, even though the confirmation message that the notes have been saved appears in step 3.
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When editing comments of a variant, it does not trigger a command.
It's written inside the variant folder next to the snapshot directory inside the patch.json file.
This is not a desirable behavior (also because in the long term we want to get rid of the patch.json file i believe).
Instead, what's need to be done is the following : Using the endpoint on a variant triggers a command : update_raw_file such as :
{
"action": "update_raw_file",
"args": {
"target": "settings/comments",
"b64Data": the data filled by the user
}
}
Il y a des limitations concernant les variants et je pense que les notes en font partie, car celles-ci ne sont pas enregistrées dans l'historique des commandes. Il en est de même pour la configuration Xpansion.
Description
When a variant is created from an original study, if the user updates the notes of the variant, the modifications are not always taken into account: the modifications are overwritten by the original notes from the original study.
Provide a clear and concise description of the issue.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected behavior
After step 4, the updated notes should appear.
Current behavior
After step 4, the updates of the notes have not always been saved: they have been replaced by the notes from the original study, even though the confirmation message that the notes have been saved appears in step 3.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: