feat: Automatically skip and unsub inactive users #78
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Added myself as a reviewer to put it on my to-do list! |
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| @@ -193,6 +214,18 @@ func (pl *PairingLogic) match(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) { | |||
| if err := pl.pdb.SetNumPairings(ctx, int(timestamp), numPairings); err != nil { | |||
| log.Printf("Failed to record today's pairings: %s", err) | |||
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| for _, r := range inactive { | |||
| if err := pl.rdb.Delete(ctx, r.id); err != nil { | |||
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Maybe: send the message, and then only delete if we successfully sent the message?
I'd hate to see someone "silently" unsubscribed if there's a bug here.
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| @@ -13,9 +14,14 @@ import ( | |||
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| const owner string = `@_**Maren Beam (SP2'19)**` | |||
| const oddOneOutMessage string = "OK this is awkward.\nThere were an odd number of people in the match-set today, which means that one person couldn't get paired. Unfortunately, it was you -- I'm really sorry :(\nI promise it's not personal, it was very much random. Hopefully this doesn't happen again too soon. Enjoy your day! <3" | |||
| const matchedMessage = "Hi you two! You've been matched for pairing :)\n\nHave fun!" | |||
| const matchedMessage = "Hi you two! You've been matched for pairing :)\n\nHave fun!\n\nNote: In an effort to reduce the frequency of no-show partners, I'll soon start automatically unsubscribing users that I haven't heard from in a while. Please message me back so I know you're an active user (and messages in this chat count!) :heart:" | |||
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Maybe: "... in a while. Please reply (or message me separately) so I know you're an active user! ❤️ Thank you!"
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This is a potential implementation of inactive user handling (#75). This is a draft because I have not tested it at all.
From the issue/comments on #75 itself:
I've called this
openPairingshere, but I'm very open to alternative names!I chose to hook into the existing pairing cron for this. This gives users as much time as possible to respond to the existing pairing. It's also a time we're already regularly sending out lots of messages.
The consensus seems to be 3, but it's a quick patch to change it :)
Added! I'm still tuning my sense of "writing as Pairing Bot", so feedback is very much welcome!
I agree! I could see us sending a warning message at
max - 1, but I didn't want this to get too complicated before I actually understand the code 😅I've tried to extend the pairing message to indicate that we're looking for chat interaction now, but I struggled to find a great way to word it without making it a whole thing. Help please!