Auto-approval delay always goes to default

claravdw commented 5 years ago

When creating a HIT, the auto.approval.delay parameter seems to have no effect: the HIT always ends up with an AutoApprovalDelayInSeconds of 2592000, i.e. the default (and maximum) of 30 days.

q <- GenerateHTMLQuestion(file=question_file)
hit <-CreateHIT(title = "Get qualified to label radio fragments about climate change",
                description = "Classify a political radio fragment, and get qualified for more",
                reward = ".20",
                annotation = "Clim Coding Step 1b",
                assignments = 100,
                duration = pyMTurkR::seconds(hours=1),
                expiration = pyMTurkR::seconds(days = 7),
                question = q$string,
                auto.approval.delay = 1) #gets ignored
)
HIT 309D674SHZ8HPWUGNRYOTF35Q72BCI created

GetHIT(hit="309D674SHZ8HPWUGNRYOTF35Q72BCI")$HITs$AutoApprovalDelayInSeconds
HIT (309D674SHZ8HPWUGNRYOTF35Q72BCI) Retrieved
[1] "2592000"

tylerburleigh commented 5 years ago

I think I got it -- try version 0.6.5?

claravdw commented 5 years ago

Yes, it's solved, thank you!

Clara

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I think I got it -- try version 0.6.5?

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