I imagine in the mist of merging multiple branches and cleaning out leftover code, some commits were either reverted or just removed. For example, all the d3.js / crossfilter.js code is gone and all the table sorting logic was removed. I'm not sure if that was intentional so I'm working on bringing the code back. I was able to at least get the table sorting back, but I'll need to comb through previous commits to get the d3 logic rocking again.
Coverage remained the same at 36.17% when pulling a488f7f5d79f93f1c94f4c6640af01f09d6291b5 on replace-frontend-code into 90b2753fe0b7c4814043fdcea49dcce30e7039e8 on master.
DO NOT MERGE
Don't know what happened but a lot of the work done by the Mozilla fellows for the frontend is missing. This commit seems to be part of it https://github.com/california-civic-data-coalition/django-calaccess-campaign-browser/commit/7716dffc33f47ff6fcd4b3a050e3fcae1b39c039.
I imagine in the mist of merging multiple branches and cleaning out leftover code, some commits were either reverted or just removed. For example, all the d3.js / crossfilter.js code is gone and all the table sorting logic was removed. I'm not sure if that was intentional so I'm working on bringing the code back. I was able to at least get the table sorting back, but I'll need to comb through previous commits to get the d3 logic rocking again.