It would be quite nice if we could represent boundary reviews in a trello board.
Proposed workflow:
2 columns for "review in progress" and "review completed"
The bot adds cards to the board in "review in progress" and moves the card to "review completed" based on scraping the website
Humans can make additional notes on the cards if necessary
Once the bot has moved the card to "review completed", humans can then move the cards to other columns.
We'd need to add a TrelloClient class to https://github.com/polling-bot-4000/polling-bot/blob/master/polling_bot/brain.py so that our bots can make cards, move them about and so on. That is probably not rocket surgery and might also be generally useful. We'd also need to store a trello card ID against each DB record when we scrape it.
We probably also want to deal with issues #1, #2, #3 and #4 first so we've got that workflow in place.
@symroe - It would be useful to come up with a way to avoid "treading on the bot's toes", as it were.. Is trello customisable enough to specify that only user X is allowed to move a card from list A to list B but then any collaborator may move it from list B to list C? I'm guessing it probably isn't.
It would be quite nice if we could represent boundary reviews in a trello board.
Proposed workflow:
We'd need to add a
TrelloClientclass to https://github.com/polling-bot-4000/polling-bot/blob/master/polling_bot/brain.py so that our bots can make cards, move them about and so on. That is probably not rocket surgery and might also be generally useful. We'd also need to store a trello card ID against each DB record when we scrape it.We probably also want to deal with issues #1, #2, #3 and #4 first so we've got that workflow in place.
@symroe - It would be useful to come up with a way to avoid "treading on the bot's toes", as it were.. Is trello customisable enough to specify that only user X is allowed to move a card from list A to list B but then any collaborator may move it from list B to list C? I'm guessing it probably isn't.