[Time sensitive] Save browser, os, platform in json / zip files

[danielmlow]

If someone clicks on Help button we get this in an email:

[ Describe the issue in detail. You can copy and paste text, screen capture and/or describe the expected vs. actual result.] Browser properties: {"browser":{"name":"Chrome","version":"94.0.4606.81"},"os":{"name":"Windows","version":"NT 10.0","versionName":"10"},"platform":{"type":"desktop"},"engine":{"name":"Blink"}}]

Can we also get this in one or all of the zip / json files?

[danielmlow]

@sanuann , also can we save the zip file people download with the timestamp, unique code and uid? Currently it's just saving the unique code and uid, but not the timestamp:

Another submission with timestamp:

[sanuann]

is it ok to put a . after the timestamp in the filename? I am not sure, so asking.

[danielmlow]

Yeah, i havent found any issues. And now it’s best to keep it like that since I’ve including it in my preprocessing scripts, but if not let me know

[danielmlow]

@satra @djarecka this would be useful. Write now that information is available when participants click on the Help button. But it is not saved in the zip/json files.

[satra]

this could be added as another software agent in the result of each assessment, so the activity wasAssociatedWth with this agent, which would have the same uuid for a given interaction with the app. (https://www.repronim.org/reproschema/30_schema/#responseactivity) and the software agent (https://www.repronim.org/reproschema/30_schema/#softwareagent), which should be extended to support the properties listed.

[danielmlow]

@satra thanks. I don't know how to implement that. Can you or @djarecka give it a try?

Doing the activity on smartphones is likely to change the distribution of responses for journaling tasks (maybe shorter responses, more typos, less compliance), so it would be good to know which device they were on.