src-d
Button to open review stage 1 after it's finished
Hi,
I found that I can't open review stage 1 after it's done from https://code-annotation-staging.srcd.run page.
I need to use https://code-annotation-staging.srcd.run/exp/bla/blabla from history to have access.
It will make UI more friendly.
The review section is accessed from the top-right dropdown.
Feel free to reopen with more details if I misunderstood you or in case you're looking for a different thing.
I think it should have 1 more button - return to annotation / return to labeling - sometimes you need to revisit some samples.
In our case - we tried to understand why we have different labels among 3 of us -> so we had to go through several samples again and relabel them.
Does it make sense to you, @dpordomingo?
@EgorBu @dpordomingo So we might think of the link we have now on the dropdown as a kind of toggler? You would see the link as REVIEW when you're annotating, and you would see ANNOTATE when you're reviewing? Makes sense?
Once a user finishes annotating pairs in one experiment, there is no link to go back to the annotation process again, because the dashboard only shows a FINISH button (not-a-button):
Example of the proposal:
I think there could be two links: one to the stats (because currently, there is no way to get it again), and another link to the first file pair in case the user wants to change some annotations; example:
(the stats link would point to https://code-annotation-staging.srcd.run/exp/1/finish)
It should be added an extra button review to access that section for each experiment → https://github.com/src-d/code-annotation/issues/228
Would these changes fit your expectation @EgorBu
About @ricardobaeta https://github.com/src-d/code-annotation/issues/208#issuecomment-372311209
being able to toggle between requester and worker mode
After talking to @EgorBu , it can be a great idea, but something not related to this issue. If it's needed, it should be described in a new issue.
@EgorBu if you really need to re-annotate some (or a lot of) pairs, you can access the annotation section "again" with this link:
https://code-annotation-staging.srcd.run/exp/1/--PAIR-ID--
The tricky part is that you need to guess what number to use instead of --PAIR-ID--
(you can obtain it from the browser history)
You don't need to guess the --PAIR-ID-- every time, because once you find one in your 1k5 rank, you can easily navigate to the pair you're trying to reach