function resolve_review_comment
Resolves a review comment by delegating to the underlying controller with the provided comment identifier and resolution text.
/tf/active/vicechatdev/CDocs single class/controllers/review_controller.py
1822 - 1824
simple
Purpose
This function serves as a controller action wrapper for resolving review comments in a document review workflow. It is decorated with logging functionality to track when comments are resolved. The function is part of a controlled document management system where reviewers can leave comments that need to be addressed and resolved during the review process.
Source Code
def resolve_review_comment(comment_uid: str, resolution_text: str) -> bool:
"""Resolve a review comment."""
return _controller.resolve_comment(comment_uid, resolution_text)
Parameters
| Name | Type | Default | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|
comment_uid |
str | - | positional_or_keyword |
resolution_text |
str | - | positional_or_keyword |
Parameter Details
comment_uid: Unique identifier (string) for the review comment to be resolved. This should be a valid UID that exists in the system's ReviewComment model. The UID is used to locate the specific comment in the database.
resolution_text: String containing the text that explains how the review comment was resolved or addressed. This provides documentation of the resolution for audit trail purposes and future reference.
Return Value
Type: bool
Returns a boolean value indicating the success or failure of the resolution operation. True indicates the comment was successfully resolved, False indicates the operation failed. The actual resolution logic is handled by the _controller.resolve_comment method.
Dependencies
CDocsloggingdatetimetyping
Required Imports
from CDocs.controllers import log_controller_action
from typing import str
Usage Example
# Assuming the function is imported from its module
from CDocs.controllers.review_controller import resolve_review_comment
# Resolve a review comment with a specific UID
comment_id = "comment_12345_abcde"
resolution = "Updated the document section as suggested by the reviewer."
try:
success = resolve_review_comment(comment_id, resolution)
if success:
print(f"Comment {comment_id} resolved successfully")
else:
print(f"Failed to resolve comment {comment_id}")
except PermissionError:
print("User does not have permission to resolve comments")
except ResourceNotFoundError:
print(f"Comment {comment_id} not found")
except ValidationError as e:
print(f"Validation error: {e}")
Best Practices
- Always validate that the comment_uid exists before calling this function to avoid ResourceNotFoundError exceptions
- Provide meaningful resolution_text that clearly explains how the comment was addressed for audit trail purposes
- Handle potential exceptions (PermissionError, ResourceNotFoundError, ValidationError, BusinessRuleError) that may be raised by the underlying controller
- Ensure the user has appropriate permissions to resolve comments before calling this function
- The function is decorated with log_controller_action, so all calls are automatically logged for audit purposes
- Check the return value to confirm the operation succeeded before proceeding with dependent operations
- Consider wrapping calls in a transaction context if part of a larger workflow operation
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