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Add an allocation id to task fuzzy search results. How to actually choose an allocation if there is more than one is an open question.
Use-cases
The UI cannot navigate to a task without an allocation id:
That means the preliminary implementation in #10412 ignores the tasks collection returned by the fuzzy search endpoint because it can’t make use of them:
A possible workaround to find the necessary allocation id would be to run another query for every tasks returned, searching for allocations whose name matches tasks.[].Scope[2], the task group, but that would produce a lot of wasteful queries, so I stopped going down that path.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Proposal
Add an allocation id to task fuzzy search results. How to actually choose an allocation if there is more than one is an open question.
Use-cases
The UI cannot navigate to a task without an allocation id:
That means the preliminary implementation in #10412 ignores the
tasks
collection returned by the fuzzy search endpoint because it can’t make use of them:Attempted Solutions
A possible workaround to find the necessary allocation id would be to run another query for every
tasks
returned, searching for allocations whose name matchestasks.[].Scope[2]
, the task group, but that would produce a lot of wasteful queries, so I stopped going down that path.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: