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Ensure correct emails are sent for project status changes related to vouching #1853

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new method to revoke Givbacks eligibility for projects, enhancing project management capabilities.
    • Updated action names for bulk project verification to improve clarity and align with new terminology.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Modified the verification method to streamline project status updates and remove outdated logic.
  • Tests

    • Added comprehensive test cases for project verification and status updates, improving overall test coverage.
    • Included checks for history creation during project verification processes.
    • Updated tests to reflect changes in project eligibility criteria.

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The changes in projectsTab.ts introduce a new method called revokeGivbacksEligibility, which manages the revocation of Givbacks eligibility for projects. The existing verifyProjects method is modified to accept a single parameter, vouchedStatus, instead of two, streamlining its functionality. Additionally, action names for bulk verification operations are updated to reflect new terminology, enhancing clarity in project verification processes. Test cases are added and modified to ensure comprehensive coverage of these functionalities.

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File Change Summary
src/server/adminJs/tabs/projectsTab.ts - Added method: revokeGivbacksEligibility for revoking eligibility.
- Updated verifyProjects method to use vouchedStatus parameter.
- Renamed action verify to approveVouched, reject to removeVouched, and revokeBadge to revokeGivbacksEligible.
src/server/adminJs/tabs/projectsTab.test.ts - Added tests for verifyMultipleProjects, verifyProjects, listDelist, updateStatusOfProjects, and exportProjectsWithFiltersToCsv functions to enhance test coverage.
package.json - Added new test script: "test:projectsTab" to run specific tests for the projects tab functionality.
src/repositories/projectRepository.ts - Changed filtering criteria in projectsWithoutUpdateAfterTimeFrame to check for Givback eligibility instead of verification status.
src/services/cronJobs/checkProjectVerificationStatus.test.ts - Updated test cases to replace verified property with isGivbackEligible in assertions for project verification status.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
src/server/adminJs/tabs/projectsTab.ts (2)

1313-1313: Consistent naming of action 'revokeGivbacksEligible'

In line 1313, the action name revokeGivbacksEligible may be better named as revokeGivbacksEligibility to match the function name and improve clarity.


300-300: Clarify message terminology for better user understanding

In line 300, the message uses "vouched" and "unvouched". Consider using more standard terms like "approved" and "unapproved" or "vouched" and "unvouched for" to enhance clarity for the end-users.

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src/server/adminJs/tabs/projectsTab.ts (1)

193-195: Ensure 'projectIds' is defined before proceeding

In lines 193-195, projectIds could be undefined or an empty array if request.query.recordIds is undefined or empty. Consider adding a check to ensure projectIds contains valid IDs before proceeding with the update operation.

Comment on lines +231 to +233
records: records.map(record => {
record.toJSON(context.currentAdmin);
}),
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Fix mapping function to return values in 'records.map'

In lines 231-233, the mapping function does not return any values, resulting in an array of undefined elements. To fix this, ensure that the callback returns the result of record.toJSON(context.currentAdmin);.

Apply this diff to correct the issue:

records: records.map(record => {
-  record.toJSON(context.currentAdmin);
+  return record.toJSON(context.currentAdmin);
}),

Alternatively, simplify the code:

- records: records.map(record => {
-   record.toJSON(context.currentAdmin);
- }),
+ records: records.map(record => record.toJSON(context.currentAdmin)),
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records: records.map(record => {
record.toJSON(context.currentAdmin);
}),
records: records.map(record => record.toJSON(context.currentAdmin)),

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LGTM thanks ramin

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Actionable comments posted: 3

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
src/server/adminJs/tabs/projectsTab.test.ts (3)

456-469: Add Assertions to Validate Givbacks Eligibility Revocation

After calling revokeGivbacksEligibility, consider adding assertions to confirm that the project's Givbacks eligibility has been properly revoked. This enhances the test by verifying the expected outcome.


543-545: Use Strict Equality Checks for Assertions

For clearer intent and to avoid potential type coercion issues, consider using assert.strictEqual instead of assert.isTrue when comparing values:

assert.strictEqual(
  updatedProject!.verificationStatus,
  project.verificationStatus,
);

456-469: Provide Comments Explaining the Test Logic

Adding comments to explain why revokeGivbacksEligibility is called after verifyProjects would improve code readability and maintainability. It helps other developers understand the test's purpose.

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package.json (1)

138-138: LGTM: New test script for projects tab

The addition of the "test:projectsTab" script is consistent with the project's testing structure and naming conventions. It appropriately sets the test environment and uses the project's standard test runner (mocha). This new test likely covers the AdminJS interface for managing project statuses, which aligns with the PR's objective of ensuring correct emails for project status changes.

src/server/adminJs/tabs/projectsTab.test.ts (2)

38-38: Ensure Proper Testing of revokeGivbacksEligibility Function

The function revokeGivbacksEligibility is now imported. Verify that all necessary test cases are added to cover this function's behavior thoroughly.


456-469: Confirm Necessity of Sequential Calls to verifyProjects and revokeGivbacksEligibility

In the test case, after calling verifyProjects with false, you immediately call revokeGivbacksEligibility. Ensure that calling both functions in sequence is required and that their combined effect is intentional and correct.

Comment on lines +543 to +545
assert.isTrue(
updatedProject!.verificationStatus === project.verificationStatus,
);
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⚠️ Potential issue

Assertion May Not Reflect Updated Verification Status

The assertion checks if the updated project's verificationStatus remains the same as before:

assert.isTrue(
  updatedProject!.verificationStatus === project.verificationStatus,
);

Since the project's verification status might change after calling verifyProjects, consider verifying against the expected new status to ensure the test accurately reflects the intended behavior.

Comment on lines +548 to +549
PROJECT_VERIFICATION_STATUSES.DRAFT,
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⚠️ Potential issue

Potential Mismatch in Verification Form Status After Verification

You assert that the updatedVerificationForm status is DRAFT after verifying the project:

assert.equal(
  updatedVerificationForm!.status,
  PROJECT_VERIFICATION_STATUSES.DRAFT,
);

However, after verification, shouldn't the status be VERIFIED? Confirm that DRAFT is the intended status in this context.

Comment on lines +637 to +638
PROJECT_VERIFICATION_STATUSES.VERIFIED,
);
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⚠️ Potential issue

Verification Form Status Should Reflect Unverification

In the test case where a project is unverified, the assertion is:

assert.equal(
  updatedVerificationForm!.status,
  PROJECT_VERIFICATION_STATUSES.VERIFIED,
);

Since the project is unverified, the verification form status might need to be updated to DRAFT or another appropriate status to reflect this change.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
src/services/cronJobs/checkProjectVerificationStatus.test.ts (5)

Line range hint 26-43: LGTM! Consider updating the test description.

The changes from verified to isGivbackEligible are consistent with the PR objective. This modification likely reflects a shift in the project's eligibility criteria from verification to GIVback eligibility.

Consider updating the test description to reflect this change:

- it('should send a warning when project update is more than 45 days old', async () => {
+ it('should send a warning when GIVback eligible project update is more than 45 days old', async () => {

This would make the test description more accurate and aligned with the new criteria being tested.


Line range hint 45-64: LGTM! Consider updating the test description for consistency.

The changes from verified to isGivbackEligible are consistent with the previous test case and align with the PR objective.

For consistency with the previous test case, consider updating the test description:

- it('should send a last chance warning when project update is more than 90 days old', async () => {
+ it('should send a last chance warning when GIVback eligible project update is more than 90 days old', async () => {

This would maintain consistency across test descriptions and accurately reflect the new criteria being tested.


Line range hint 65-86: LGTM! Consider clarifying the test description.

The changes from verified to isGivbackEligible are consistent with the previous test cases and align with the PR objective.

To improve clarity and consistency, consider updating the test description to reflect the GIVback eligibility criteria:

- it('should change project verificationStatus to upForRevoking after last chance time frame expired', async () => {
+ it('should change GIVback eligible project verificationStatus to upForRevoking after last chance time frame expired', async () => {

This update would make the test description more accurate and consistent with the new criteria being tested.


Line range hint 87-103: LGTM! Consider enhancing the test description for clarity.

The changes from verified to isGivbackEligible are consistent with the previous test cases and align with the PR objective.

To improve clarity and consistency, consider updating the test description to reflect both the GIVback eligibility criteria and the imported project status:

- it('should not check updates for imported projects', async () => {
+ it('should not check updates for GIVback eligible imported projects', async () => {

This update would make the test description more accurate and comprehensive, reflecting both the new eligibility criteria and the specific case of imported projects being tested.


Line range hint 104-231: Review and update or remove commented-out test cases.

There are several commented-out test cases at the end of the file that have not been updated to reflect the changes from verified to isGivbackEligible. These may be outdated or no longer relevant due to the changes in eligibility criteria.

Consider reviewing these commented-out test cases and either:

  1. Update them to align with the new isGivbackEligible criteria if they are still relevant.
  2. Remove them if they are no longer applicable to reduce code clutter and potential confusion.

Keeping the test suite clean and up-to-date will improve maintainability and clarity for future developers working on this code.

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src/services/cronJobs/checkProjectVerificationStatus.test.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-231: Overall, the changes look good with some minor improvements suggested.

The modifications from verified to isGivbackEligible are consistent across all active test cases and align well with the PR objective of ensuring correct emails for project status changes related to vouching.

Here's a summary of the suggested improvements:

  1. Update test descriptions in all active test cases to reflect the new GIVback eligibility criteria for improved clarity and consistency.
  2. Review and update or remove the commented-out test cases at the end of the file to ensure all tests are current and relevant.

These changes will enhance the overall quality and maintainability of the test suite.

@@ -279,7 +279,7 @@ export const projectsWithoutUpdateAfterTimeFrame = async (
'project.title',
])
.where('project.isImported = false')
.andWhere('project.verified = true')
.andWhere('project.isGivbackEligible = true')
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Potential Issue Detected with Project Eligibility Filtering

The replacement of project.verified = true with project.isGivbackEligible = true drastically reduces the number of eligible projects from multiple instances to just one. This significant change may inadvertently exclude many projects that were previously considered verified, potentially impacting email notifications and other dependent functionalities.

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LGTM. Verify the impact on project selection.

The change from project.verified = true to project.isGivbackEligible = true aligns with the PR objective of ensuring correct emails for project status changes related to vouching. This modification shifts the focus from verified projects to Givback eligible projects, which is likely the intended behavior.

To ensure this change doesn't unexpectedly alter the set of projects being processed, please run the following verification:

This script will help us understand the potential impact of this change on the number of projects being processed.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Compare the number of projects affected by this change

# Check the number of verified projects
echo "Number of verified projects:"
rg --type typescript 'project\.verified\s*=\s*true' -c

# Check the number of Givback eligible projects
echo "Number of Givback eligible projects:"
rg --type typescript 'project\.isGivbackEligible\s*=\s*true' -c

# Check for any other usages of isGivbackEligible
echo "Other usages of isGivbackEligible:"
rg --type typescript 'isGivbackEligible' -C 2

Length of output: 502


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Compare the number of projects affected by this change

# Check the number of verified projects
echo "Number of verified projects:"
rg 'project\.verified\s*=\s*true' -c -g "*.ts" -g "*.tsx"

# Check the number of Givback eligible projects
echo "Number of Givback eligible projects:"
rg 'project\.isGivbackEligible\s*=\s*true' -c -g "*.ts" -g "*.tsx"

# Check for any other usages of isGivbackEligible
echo "Other usages of isGivbackEligible:"
rg 'isGivbackEligible' -C 2 -g "*.ts" -g "*.tsx"

Length of output: 70881

@RamRamez RamRamez merged commit f06ba5f into staging Oct 3, 2024
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