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add "defaults" section to settings #18

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kbowerma opened this issue Mar 9, 2016 · 4 comments
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add "defaults" section to settings #18

kbowerma opened this issue Mar 9, 2016 · 4 comments
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@kbowerma
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kbowerma commented Mar 9, 2016

Create some default values that the user can set in the settings of the extension.

default challenge type

  • code
  • F2F
  • default prize amount: [1000, 500]
  • Challenge Prefix _____________
  • default duration [ days ]

and the next step would be to support multiple projects. You would have to launch a pop window to determine which project to use. You know this will come shortly.

You could also do #17 in there too.

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cwdcwd commented Mar 10, 2016

resolved #17 this evening.

Could one infer challenge type based on the number of prizes?

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Maybe one implies F2F

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cwdcwd commented Mar 11, 2016

that's what I was thinking but then I was thinking, there's no reason this sort of thing couldn't be used on the other tracks such as design as well. Maybe we should jot down a waterfall logic of rules for defaults. such as:

  • If Type specified
    • then set that type
    • else check prize places
      • If 2 prizes
        • then code
        • else F2F

thoughts?

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cwdcwd commented Mar 17, 2016

@kbowerma added in an issue template with 37782ae. Maybe we can start there and flesh it out? From there we'll have to update the middelware in order to parse those out

@cwdcwd cwdcwd added the P3-Major label Apr 1, 2016
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