Closed jbmartin closed 5 years ago
This feature should be included with the modeification changes in 2.1.0.
any idea on how it should work? it's possible this needs to be integrated in with any attempt at a more sophisticated random assignment/balancing scheme because you might want to randomly assign lab subjects using the same mechanism (or override it in particular situations).
The challenging part of this was taken care of in 2.1.0. All that's left is polishing the CLI.
I would be glad to look into polishing the CLI. What specifically were you imagining?
Any progress on this? Is it possible at all?
Sure, just generate and distrubute your own entry urls and use "mode=lab" in the url instead. Skip /ad, go straight to /consent or wherever.
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Is there a difference to using mode=debug
which allows me to just use whatever IDs I want if I understand correctly?
You can use whatever ids you want for anything that's not "live" or "sandbox". Model=debug in conjunction with prefixing other url parameters with the string "debug" disables the "if you quit now, you'll be marked as a quitter" functionality. Besides that, there would be no difference between "mode=debug" and "lab". Look through experiment.py to see how it all works, including the /complete route in there.
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I couldn't find a note of "lab" in experiment.py?
Look at how "mode" is used in there. E.g., in /complete, if not "live" or "sandbox" , then...
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I couldn't find a note of "lab" in experiment.py?
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I see, so it doesn't have to be lab
but just not live, sandbox, or debug.
Right.
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I see, so it doesn't have to be lab but just not live, sandbox, or debug.
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Several people have expressed interest in a lab mode. This can be done with the current version, but it's a little unpolished and non-obvious.