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Facility Users filter out deleted users #2638

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@Jacobjeevan Jacobjeevan commented Dec 6, 2024

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  • In UserViewSet, delete route sets is_active flag to be false, which we aren't filtering out in FacilityUsers, resulting in deleted users being displayed in Facility Users page, Doctors Connect and LinkedFacilityUsers (used in Shift update).

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced user retrieval to include only active users associated with a facility.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Added a test to ensure soft-deleted users are excluded from the user listing in API responses.

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The changes introduce a filter condition to the get_queryset method in the FacilityUserViewSet class, ensuring that only active users (is_active=True) are retrieved. Additionally, a new test method, test_user_is_not_listed_if_deleted, is added to the FacilityUserTest class to verify that soft-deleted users are excluded from the API response. The existing error handling remains intact, and no public entity declarations were altered.

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File Path Change Summary
care/facility/api/viewsets/facility_users.py Modified get_queryset to filter users by is_active=True, excluding inactive users.
care/facility/tests/test_facilityuser_api.py Added test_user_is_not_listed_if_deleted to check that soft-deleted users are not listed.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
care/facility/tests/test_facilityuser_api.py (2)

70-70: That comment seems a bit... implementation-specific

The comment Testing FE's delete functionality couples the test to frontend implementation details. Perhaps we could make it more generic?

-        # Testing FE's delete functionality (soft delete/is_active is set to false when user is deleted)
+        # Verify that soft-deleted users are excluded from facility user list

69-90: The test coverage could be a tiny bit more comprehensive

While the test verifies the is_active flag behavior, it doesn't cover the deleted flag or edge cases like:

  • User with is_active=True but deleted=True
  • User with is_active=False but deleted=False

Consider adding these test cases to ensure robust behavior:

def test_user_is_not_listed_if_marked_deleted(self):
    self.user.deleted = True
    self.user.save()
    response = self.client.get(
        f"/api/v1/facility/{self.facility.external_id}/get_users/"
    )
    self.assertEqual(len(response.json()["results"]), 1)
    self.assertNotIn(
        self.user.username,
        [user["username"] for user in response.json()["results"]]
    )
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care/facility/api/viewsets/facility_users.py (1)

42-43: I couldn't help but notice we're using two deletion flags...

The code uses both is_active=True and deleted=False filters. While this works, it seems a bit... redundant? Django's is_active flag is typically sufficient for soft deletion.

Let's check if we're consistently using both flags across the codebase:

Consider standardizing on one deletion mechanism across the codebase. Django's built-in is_active flag might be more idiomatic.

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Actually, both flags serve distinct purposes in this codebase...

The deleted and is_active flags are used for different scenarios:

  • deleted is part of a custom soft-deletion mechanism used consistently across models (see care/utils/models/base.py)
  • is_active is specifically used for patient state management:
    • Set to False during discharge (see patient_consultation.py)
    • Set to True when patient is active in the facility
    • Used in patient-related queries and summaries

So while it might seem redundant at first glance, they're not quite the same thing. The current implementation in facility_users.py is actually correct, if not entirely... elegant.

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@vigneshhari vigneshhari merged commit dc578c7 into ohcnetwork:develop Dec 13, 2024
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Users deleted in CARE are still appearing in the Doctor Connect dialog box
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