Open acollad1 opened 8 months ago
Upon further review, bug is not clear. Will discuss with EPA before working on this issue
Based on discussion during DSU on 11/2 this is a non issue
Per conversation with POs ticket is to be reopened and new scope is to remove filtering altogher
I do not recommend removing this filtering from the dropdown becasue the component being added must be a component specific to the monitor location that is not already associated to the system. If that filtering is removed then the backend api is going to throw an error either via a check and/or db referential integrity constraint if not caught by a check.
Confirm if still a bug.
Per 3/27/2024 standup with EPA, the Add Component dropdown list should include all of the components associated with a monitor location that are NOT already active at the system. The dropdown is currently displaying the components already associated with a particular system.
Curtis H. Stanton Energy Center (ORIS 564), unit 1. System 160's active components:
Current dropdown displays the same components:
This list should not include any of these components but instead component IDs: 016, 017, 101, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 115, 151, 152, 251, 252, P99.
Note: If a component ID is/was ended for a monitor system and is no longer active for that system, it should appear in the dropdown.
For ORIS 3470, configuration WAP8, MS1, MS2, the list of components displays all components not currently associated with the system, but when adding one of these components to a system it will then appear twice in the dropdown instead of disappearing for all systems. Ending an active component and adding it back to the system results in the same issue.
Steps to recreate:
Component ID 114 already active:
Component ID 114 still in selection list:
Testing for this ticket is to confirm that the Add Component dropdown list displays the correct components.
Tested on ORIS 6002, unit 1. This is fixed.
Issue: Selection of Component ID/Type is not associated with the selected system
Steps to Recreate:
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