Mentioned by Jukka Lahtinen:
We just did the DSOMM assessment with a project team. After this I exported the edited yaml from the “Implementation levels”-page. Unfortunately, the yaml to be exported seems to be reverted back (bug) to the mounted version every time user navigates to some other page and back to “Implementation levels”, even though the chart shows all the selections (that are stored in the local storage).
I used the web page version first, but same applies to mounting the generated yaml to a Docker container. I managed to reproduce this behaviour with Chrome and Firefox.
This bug can be reproduced:
go to “implementation levels”-page
mark a few checkboxes as checked
navigate to some other page, eg. Matrix or navigate via a task link next to a checkbox
navigate back to “implementation levels”-page
mark some checkboxes as checked (or skip this. Call this “last round of task implementation”)
export edited yaml
exported yaml only has those tasks marked as implemented that were selected on the “last round of task implementation”
Comment by @0x41head: I believe the issue stems from the fact that we are tracking what is implemented using state variables rather than global variables.
Mentioned by Jukka Lahtinen: We just did the DSOMM assessment with a project team. After this I exported the edited yaml from the “Implementation levels”-page. Unfortunately, the yaml to be exported seems to be reverted back (bug) to the mounted version every time user navigates to some other page and back to “Implementation levels”, even though the chart shows all the selections (that are stored in the local storage).
I used the web page version first, but same applies to mounting the generated yaml to a Docker container. I managed to reproduce this behaviour with Chrome and Firefox.
This bug can be reproduced:
Comment by @0x41head: I believe the issue stems from the fact that we are tracking what is implemented using state variables rather than global variables.