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Get and save the workspaceState to the backend #449

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Zander1983 opened this issue Mar 8, 2022 · 2 comments
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Get and save the workspaceState to the backend #449

Zander1983 opened this issue Mar 8, 2022 · 2 comments
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  • Delete everything from workspace collections (even on production)
  • Get the workspace by a request to getWorkspace (instead of using the static WorkspaceState.json file)
  • When a user clicks on Plot Sample and chooses a file then:
    - set controlFileId on workspaceState
    - get the first plot - usually SSC v FSC - and save a plot object at files.[the control file id].plots

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  • save workspaceState to the backend when something changes i.e. on adding a gate, on editing a gate, on changing a channel, on changing a plot type (this should be done just before this.setState())

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@Zander1983 Zander1983 assigned keshav22 and RiyasaatAhmed and unassigned keshav22 Mar 8, 2022
@Zander1983 Zander1983 assigned YeasinSE and unassigned RiyasaatAhmed Mar 10, 2022
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Only this are remaining

  1. Delete everything from workspace collections (even on production).

after some of work ill finish this quickly

also i needed mongo access

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@Zander1983 issue is done. then i move next priority one pipeline. but share workspace also needed to working. this closely related to save workspace.

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