feat(form): multiple files in file questions #1809
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The original Graphene API allows adding an `Input` (or, without Relay, a `Arguments`) class to be added on mutation classes. Caluma derives it's inputs solely from the attached serializer. This fails if the required data type is more complex than what can be represented on the serializer, whose most complex type is a list of strings. However, we need a list of well-defined objects, so we check on the mutation class to see if a more specific field type is declared, and use that one in the schema.
The reopen case mutation had a "required" ID in the schema, but when regenerating, the requiredness was removed. Thus, adding an explicit `required=True` to keep the semantics as has been. Implicitly, the schema takes on the docstring of the `workItems` parameter as well
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Change the model to allow multiple files per answer to be stored. Migrate the existing questions to the new question type, and migrate the existing answers to the new schema. Updated the GraphQL schema to allow saving and updating multiple files on an answer. The answer's value is a list of dicts, each containing a file name, and optionally an ID. When you're creating new files, add an entry without ID to the value. Caluma will then save the file, and return it back WITH and ID. BREAKING CHANGE: This renames the question type constant for file questions, and changes the semantics of the answer value for file questions as well: It is now a list of dicts instead of a single string. The response type for querying file(s) answers now also is a list instead of a single dict.
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Merging, as @open-dynaMIX approved off-github |
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Change the model to allow multiple files per answer to be stored. Migrate
the existing questions to the new question type, and migrate the existing
answers to the new schema.
Updated the GraphQL schema to allow saving and updating multiple files
on an answer. The answer's value is a list of dicts, each containing
a file name, and optionally an ID. When you're creating new files,
add an entry without ID to the value. Caluma will then save the file,
and return it back WITH and ID.
BREAKING CHANGE: This renames the question type constant for file questions,
and changes the semantics of the answer value for file questions as well:
It is now a list of dicts instead of a single string. The response type
for querying file(s) answers now also is a list instead of a single dict.
For details / RFC see #1780