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Fixed LTI duplicate roster error #2213

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An error occurs when we have a roster with duplicate email addresses, so changed it to only a warning.

Description

Before: When we sync the roster to a LTI course that has duplicate users, an error occured.
After: When we sync the roster, the sync works, but a warning is produced.
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Motivation and Context

The LTI Test Course has duplicate users, and the roster sync was failing.

How Has This Been Tested?

I created a new course in my development environment, and linked the LTI test course, and synced the roster.
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The changes introduce a mechanism for handling warnings during roster uploads in the courses_controller.rb. A new variable, rosterWarnings, is created to collect warnings related to duplicate emails, which are now treated as warnings instead of errors. The @roster_warnings instance variable is updated to store these warnings and display them to the user through the flash[:error] message.

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File Change Summary
app/controllers/courses_controller.rb Introduced rosterWarnings variable for collecting warnings; updated @roster_warnings to handle duplicate email warnings instead of errors.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CoursesController
    participant Roster

    User->>CoursesController: Upload roster
    CoursesController->>Roster: Process roster data
    Roster-->>CoursesController: Return warnings/errors
    CoursesController->>CoursesController: Check for warnings
    alt Warnings exist
        CoursesController->>User: Display warnings
    end
    alt Errors exist
        CoursesController->>User: Display errors
    end
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556-559: LGTM: Successfully implemented roster warning system

The changes successfully implement a warning system for roster uploads, focusing on detecting and reporting duplicate email addresses. This aligns well with the PR objectives of allowing roster synchronization to proceed while alerting users to potential issues.

Key improvements:

  1. Added a mechanism to collect and store warnings during the roster processing.
  2. Implemented specific handling for duplicate email warnings.
  3. Added logic to display warnings to the user after roster upload.

The implementation is sound and doesn't introduce any apparent bugs or issues. However, there are opportunities for minor improvements in naming conventions and error/warning handling, as mentioned in the previous comments.

Overall, this change enhances the user experience by providing more informative feedback during the roster upload process.

Also applies to: 805-805, 953-957, 960-961

Comment on lines +556 to +559
unless @roster_warnings.nil?
w = @roster_warnings.keys.join('\n')
flash[:error] = w
end
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Consider improving the warning display mechanism

The new warning system is a good addition, but there are a few points to consider:

  1. Using flash[:error] for warnings might be confusing. Consider using flash[:warning] instead to differentiate between errors and warnings.
  2. Joining warning messages with '\n' might not render properly in HTML. Consider using <br> for line breaks or formatting the warnings as an HTML list.
  3. The success message is still displayed even when there are warnings. Consider adjusting the logic to provide a more nuanced feedback.

Here's a suggested improvement:

if @roster_warnings.present?
  flash[:warning] = "Roster uploaded with warnings:"
  flash[:warning] += "<ul>"
  @roster_warnings.keys.each do |warning|
    flash[:warning] += "<li>#{warning}</li>"
  end
  flash[:warning] += "</ul>"
  flash[:partial_success] = "Roster updated, but with some warnings. Please review."
else
  flash[:success] = "Successfully updated roster!"
end
flash[:html_safe] = true

This change separates warnings from errors, formats the warnings as an HTML list, and provides a more accurate success message.

@@ -798,6 +802,7 @@ def categorize_courses_for_listing(courses)
def write_cuds(cuds)
rowNum = 0
rosterErrors = {}
rosterWarnings = {}
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Improve warning handling and follow Ruby conventions

The implementation of the warning system for duplicate emails is a good addition. However, there are a few suggestions for improvement:

  1. The warning message is hardcoded. Consider making it more descriptive or customizable.
  2. The warning system currently only handles duplicate emails. It might be beneficial to design it to handle other types of warnings in the future.
  3. The rosterWarnings variable uses camelCase, which is not consistent with Ruby naming conventions.

Here's a suggested improvement:

roster_warnings = {}

# ... (other code)

duplicate_email_msg = "Warning: Duplicate email detected"
if !roster_warnings.key?(duplicate_email_msg)
  roster_warnings[duplicate_email_msg] = []
end
roster_warnings[duplicate_email_msg].push(cud)

# ... (other code)

@roster_warnings = roster_warnings

This change uses snake_case for variable naming, makes the warning message slightly more descriptive, and sets up the structure to potentially handle different types of warnings in the future.

Also applies to: 953-957, 960-961

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