baziwane
commented
10 years ago GIVEN that I am any USER AND I have access to viewing an enquiry change log WHEN any of the following changes are made against an enquiry:
- On create
- On update
On matching an enquiryOn "Not matched" with a child record
THEN a change log should be recorded.
GIVEN that I AM an ADMIN WHEN I navigate to an enquiry THEN I should be able to view all change logs recorded against it.
GIVEN that I am an ADMIN WHEN I am viewing details of a change log on an enquiry THEN I should be able to view the name of the user who initiated the update, the date and time the update was done and a brief description of the nature of the update.
[Update] Change log entries as a consequence of confirming (or un-confirming) enquiry matches are being tracked in https://github.com/rapidftr/tracker/issues/204
tomclement
Change logs enumerate the change activity that occurs against a record over time. Enquiries being standard documents in the child protection space require tracking any changes that are made against the details. Each time a user updates an enquiry we'll track the user's id, date & time change occurred, photo changes, on failed matching by a case worker, etc