Closed hmpf closed 3 years ago
I called "optional" "optional" in order to cut down on "not"'s everywhere:
if optional:
return # return early
..expensive things..
return # return after doing expensive things
The word "optional" isn't visible to the end user anywhere, but is of course visible to the template designer and in the API.
Since Section.obligatory has been renamed to Section.on_trunk, this is less needed. Closing.
optional
=False means "show the red dot in the frontend right of the question" and "check that the question is filled in". This is what "required" is used for on fields in Django.But: Renaming to "required" means all logic needs to be flipped. This will need at a minimum one database migration. I foresee three: 1) one to add the new field, default set to True. 2) one to fill the new field with the opposite of what's in "optional", 3) one to remove the old field. The code that starts using the new field can be included with migration 2.