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fix: mapping documentation score transfer when cloning #1512

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a documentation quality metric into the scoring system for compliance assessments.
    • Enhanced assessment creation logic to automatically factor in the documentation score when a relevant baseline is provided.
    • Improved control flow for handling different frameworks during compliance assessment creation.

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The changes add a new optional integer field, documentation_score, to the RequirementAssessment model. The field is integrated into the creation and bulk updating of assessments, and it is conditionally used in the global score computation when the show_documentation_score flag is enabled. Additionally, the perform_create method in the ComplianceAssessmentViewSet has been updated to handle baseline assessments more clearly by using an elif for matching framework conditions.

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File(s) Change Summary
backend/core/models.py - Added documentation_score field (nullable integer) to RequirementAssessment.
- Updated create_requirement_assessments to copy documentation_score from baseline.
- Modified bulk update and get_global_score to include logic for documentation_score.
backend/core/views.py - Revised perform_create in ComplianceAssessmentViewSet to set show_documentation_score based on baseline's attribute when frameworks match, using an elif conditional for clarity.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant ViewSet
    participant ComplianceAssessment
    participant RequirementAssessment
    participant Baseline

    Client->>ViewSet: POST new assessment
    ViewSet->>ComplianceAssessment: perform_create(serializer)
    alt Baseline provided & matching framework
        ComplianceAssessment->>Baseline: Retrieve show_documentation_score
        ComplianceAssessment->>ComplianceAssessment: Set show_documentation_score
    else Baseline provided but different framework
        ComplianceAssessment->>ComplianceAssessment: Handle alternate condition (elif case)
    end
    ComplianceAssessment->>RequirementAssessment: create_requirement_assessments(baseline)
    alt Baseline exists
        RequirementAssessment->>Baseline: Copy documentation_score
    end
    RequirementAssessment->>ComplianceAssessment: Return updated assessment data
    ComplianceAssessment->>Client: Respond with new assessment
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backend/core/models.py (4)

3445-3447: LGTM! The new field is properly defined.

The documentation_score field is correctly defined as a nullable integer field with appropriate verbose name.


2930-2932: LGTM! Documentation score is correctly copied from baseline.

The code properly assigns the baseline's documentation score to the new assessment, consistent with how other fields like score are handled.


2949-2957: LGTM! Documentation score is included in bulk update.

The documentation_score field is correctly added to the list of fields for bulk update operation.


2986-2988: Verify the documentation score weight in global score calculation.

The documentation score is added to the total score with equal weight as the regular score. This means each requirement's total contribution is doubled when documentation scoring is enabled.

Please confirm if this is the intended behavior:

  1. Should documentation score have the same weight as the regular score?
  2. Should there be a configurable weight for documentation score?
  3. Should the documentation score be averaged separately?
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backend/core/models.py (1)

2988-2990: Consider explicit null handling for documentation scores.

While the code correctly includes the documentation score in the global score calculation when enabled, it could benefit from more explicit null handling to avoid potential issues.

Consider this refinement:

 if self.show_documentation_score:
-    score += ras.documentation_score or 0
+    if ras.documentation_score is not None:
+        score += ras.documentation_score
+        n += 1
-    n += 1

This change:

  • Only increments the counter when a valid documentation score exists
  • Makes the null handling more explicit and intentional
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
backend/core/models.py (2)

3448-3449: LGTM! Well-defined field declaration.

The documentation_score field is correctly defined as an optional integer field with appropriate verbose name.


2930-2934: LGTM! Proper handling of documentation score in baseline assessment copying.

The code correctly:

  • Copies the documentation score from the baseline assessment with null safety
  • Includes the field in bulk update operations

Also applies to: 2956-2956

backend/core/views.py (2)

3537-3540: LGTM! Proper handling of documentation score inheritance.

The code correctly copies the documentation score setting from the baseline when frameworks match, ensuring consistent documentation score behavior.


3542-3542: LGTM! Improved control flow with elif.

The change to elif correctly ensures mutual exclusivity with the previous condition, making the control flow clearer and more maintainable.

@Mohamed-Hacene Mohamed-Hacene changed the title Fix/mapping show documentation score fix: mapping documentation score transfer during cloning Feb 19, 2025
@Mohamed-Hacene Mohamed-Hacene changed the title fix: mapping documentation score transfer during cloning fix: mapping documentation score transfer when cloning Feb 19, 2025
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