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close #1706

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  • New Features

    • Introduced an interactive dropdown for updating submission statuses with integrated form submission and real-time error feedback.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined task updates by replacing modal interactions with a direct, event-driven update mechanism in the task table.
    • Enhanced task cell interactions to support seamless submission updates by integrating the dropdown directly into the rendering logic.

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This pull request replaces the modal-based submission status update with a dropdown component. A new Svelte component, UpdatingDropdown, is added to handle status selection and form submission using the fetch API. The update process now directly integrates into the task table workflow. In addition, the modal-related logic and event handlers have been removed and replaced by derived stores and an onupdate event to update task results, streamlining the update process.

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File(s) Change Summaries
src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/UpdatingDropdown.svelte New Svelte dropdown component for updating submission statuses; includes reactive state management, form submission via fetch, error handling, and an exported toggle method.
src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte
src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTableBodyCell.svelte
Removed modal-related logic and components; added derived stores (taskResultsMap and taskIndicesMap) and a new handleUpdateTaskResult function; replaced the onClick handler with an onupdate prop to integrate the new dropdown update method.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant C as TaskTableCell
    participant D as UpdatingDropdown
    participant S as Server

    U->>C: Click update trigger
    C->>D: Toggle dropdown display
    D->>U: Render dropdown with statuses
    U->>D: Select new status
    D->>S: Submit update via fetch
    S-->>D: Return response (success/error)
    D->>C: Invoke onupdate callback with updated result
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Objective Addressed Explanation
Enable dropdown-based submission status updates (replace modal) [#1706]
Integrate direct task updates using onupdate event [#1706]

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🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTableBodyCell.svelte (2)

15-15: Consider documenting the new onupdate prop.
Exposing an optional onupdate callback is a good approach, but a short docstring or comment clarifying its role for external consumers might be helpful.


55-69: Enhance accessibility for the toggle button.
While toggling the dropdown, consider adding an aria-expanded attribute to indicate whether it is open or closed for screen readers.

<button
  type="button"
  class="flex-shrink-0 w-6 ml-auto"
  onclick={() => updatingDropdown.toggle()}
- aria-label="Update submission for {selectedTaskResult.title}"
+ aria-label="Update submission for {selectedTaskResult.title}"
+ aria-expanded={dropdownStatus}
>
  <EllipsisVertical class="w-4 h-4 mx-auto" />
</button>
src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/UpdatingDropdown.svelte (2)

70-109: Automatic submission trigger might be unexpected.
Starting the form submission after a small setTimeout is convenient, but it may surprise users expecting to fill additional details. Consider showing a confirm step or providing a clear explanation of the flow.


110-142: Graceful fallback in fetch calls.
The .catch() block updates a store with an error message. This is good. However, consider adding a mechanism for repeated attempts or more detailed error logging if needed.

src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (1)

71-107: Efficient approach to map tasks for quick indexing.
Building taskResultsMap and taskIndicesMap from the initial array is O(N). This is acceptable for moderate data sizes. If the data grows significantly, consider more advanced data structures or incremental updates.

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🔇 Additional comments (13)
src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTableBodyCell.svelte (4)

7-8: New imports look correct.
The additional imports for ExternalLinkWrapper and UpdatingDropdown are consistent with their usage below.


18-18: Defaulting to a no-op is helpful.
Establishing a default empty function prevents runtime errors if the prop is not provided.


20-20: Storing a local reference for the dropdown.
This reference is needed to invoke toggle(). Ensure the variable is always set when the snippet is rendered to avoid null references if conditions change.


28-28: Cleaner snippet usage.
Rendering the snippet submissionUpdaterAndLinksOfTaskDetailPage directly aligns well with the new design. The code is more readable and modular.

src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/UpdatingDropdown.svelte (6)

1-27: Usage block is clear.
These commented lines provide a self-contained usage guide and example for UpdatingDropdown. Keeping this inlined is helpful for future reference.


28-47: Prop definitions and typing.
Defining taskResult, isLoggedIn, and onupdate ensures clarity. The default onupdate in the parent file corresponds well with this mandatory prop here.


49-69: Dropdown state management appears robust.
Using $state(...) to manage the dropdown status is straightforward. The toggle() export and the effect block align well with Svelte's reactivity.


144-151: Client-side timestamp assignment.
updated_at: new Date() may skew if the client clock differs from the server. Validate whether the server controls timestamps.


153-165: updateTaskResult function is straightforward.
Spreading the original taskResult and updating just the status fields is a clean approach. This is easy to read and maintain.


178-229: Form-based dropdown structure is logically sound.
Hiding the form ensures a smooth user experience without cluttering the UI. The use:enhance directive for progressive enhancement is a solid choice.

src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (3)

33-33: Inline comment is fine.
Preparing the contest table provider is well-labeled and does not introduce issues.


56-56: Body cell classes comment is unchanged but references next lines.
No problem with referencing the newly updated code that follows.


169-169: Event-driven task update looks good.
Passing the updatedTask to handleUpdateTaskResult ensures a straightforward flow without needing a modal. This is consistent with the new dropdown approach.

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LGTM

@KATO-Hiro KATO-Hiro merged commit 4621a88 into staging Mar 21, 2025
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@KATO-Hiro KATO-Hiro deleted the #1706 branch March 21, 2025 10:43
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