Ask if users want to be in a research panel #16
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Saves their email in a Redis Set, which can be viewed in the browse_feedback_sessions interview
Co-authored-by: Quinten Steenhuis <qsteenhuis@gmail.com>
| Only adds the email, as we shouldn't link their feedback to their identity at all. | ||
| """ | ||
| red = DARedis() | ||
| red.sadd(redis_panel_emails_key, email) |
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Quick suggestion: can we add the date as well? It may be helpful to filter panels by how recently they volunteered.
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Jul 20, 2022
Allows us to save the time the user responded along with their email, so we can get more recent respondants (who will be more likely to accept a follow up interview than respondants who filled out their survey months or years ago).
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Saves their email and when they responded in a Redis ZSet, which can be viewed in the
browse_feedback_sessions interview. Is completely separate from session linking,
though I added the feature to view panelists behind the
browse_feedback_session.yml.Fixes #8.
Also makes a few small changes to previous features (#15, #9):
github issueskey, so all of the related keys are together.github_labeltoal_github_labelto match the other variables thatcan be overriden.
Finally, I added the above features to the README, and cleaned it up a bit (not ending spaces, etc.)