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Fix the request comments count #4235
Fix the request comments count #4235
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Check warning on line 569 in app/models/request.rb
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app/models/request.rb#L566-L569
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Handy that this
counts_for_requests
method existed already! Looks like that's used for a similar link on the Pipeline inbox page, e.g. here - https://training.sequencescape.psd.sanger.ac.uk/pipelines/51There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I was going to say that this is the convention elsewhere in Sequencescape. But it looks like we've got both!
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Yes, I did see both and not sure what is the difference. if they are the same, look like using '#' is more than '.'
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'.' is for class methods. '#' is for instance methods.
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in this case, I should use '.' then?
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The signature self.get_all_comments(request) shows it is a class method. Test for this method by convention will have a '.' prefix.
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OK, thanks! will change back my initial one.