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[IDC] Support reporting of problematic studies - Part 2 - Post report to IDC Discourse. #2006
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So what would be the workflow for posting to discourse? At what point the user would need to log in? Did you think the process to be fully automatic, or OHIF would pre-populate the post for the user and let them click "submit"? A simpler approach would be to pre-generate an email text, or send email to support@canceridc.dev. Emails sent to that address will show up on discourse, but in a private category, so we can triage it. Another benefit is that even users who are not registered with discourse can post to that address. |
For the MVP we will just have a mailto button:
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Looks like the following two might fulfill many of the Discourse integration needs!
Maybe just adding a pre-populated Discourse link side by side with the mailto might be sufficient? |
Sure thing, we'll need to do this in the IDC fork though, as its rather use case specific. Once we have closed the other major open tickets we can update the fork and work on it in there. |
The last discourse bit has been pushed to post MVP on the fork. |
Does this support Discourse or only Discord? |
Ops... I thought I had read Discord haha 🌝 , I'll revisit the issue and update the findings here. |
Unless development for this issue is well underway, I suggest de-prioritizing it under idc:candidate for the sake of focusing efforts on other priority tickets. |
good idea, done |
@igoroctaviano @fedorov is this valid? |
This is IDC-specific and should not be in the OHIF tracker. I think it is here because early on we did not know how to separate such issues. |
Follow up to #1939
Post report of problematic studies to IDC Discourse.
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