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fixes #3871

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    • Enhanced the recognition feature so that when users appreciate others, recipients now automatically receive a bonus token. The confirmation messages have been updated to reflect this rewarding experience.

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The pull request updates the give_kudos function in website/views/teams.py to incorporate token rewarding. After creating a Kudos record, the function calls the new giveBacon(receiver, amt=1) method from the feed_signals module to award 1 BACON token. The JSON success message is also updated to reflect the token reward. Additionally, a new publicly exported method, giveBacon, has been added in the feed_signals module.

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File(s) Change Summary
website/views/teams.py Updated give_kudos: creates a Kudos record, calls giveBacon(receiver, amt=1), and updates the success message.
feed_signals (module) Added new method giveBacon(receiver, amt=1) to handle rewarding 1 BACON token.

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    participant U as User
    participant V as give_kudos
    participant K as KudosRecord
    participant B as giveBacon
    U->>V: Initiate kudos action
    V->>K: Create Kudos record
    V->>B: Call giveBacon(receiver, amt=1)
    B-->>V: Return token reward confirmation
    V-->>U: Return JSON success response (includes token reward)
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Ensure awarding 1 BACON token when kudos are given (#3871)

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@coderabbitai review the PR and see if it matches all the requirements of the #3871

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website/views/teams.py (1)

242-243: Consider making the BACON reward amount configurable

The reward amount is hardcoded to 1. If this value might change in the future based on different conditions or configurations, consider making it a configurable setting.

 # Reward 1 BACON token to the receiver
-giveBacon(receiver, amt=1)
+from django.conf import settings
+bacon_reward_amount = getattr(settings, 'KUDOS_BACON_REWARD', 1)
+giveBacon(receiver, amt=bacon_reward_amount)
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website/views/teams.py (3)

16-16: New import for BACON token functionality

The import of giveBacon from feed_signals module supports the new functionality to reward users with BACON tokens when they receive kudos.


245-245: Updated success message to reflect BACON reward

The success message now informs users that 1 BACON token has been rewarded along with kudos, which provides clear feedback about the new functionality.


16-16:

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Verify the giveBacon function implementation

Let's ensure that the giveBacon function is properly implemented in the feed_signals module.

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The giveBacon function in the feed_signals.py module has been verified and appears to be implemented correctly. The function checks for a valid, authenticated user before creating or updating a token record, and it correctly differentiates between new and existing records via get_or_create. The inline comments in the implementation (e.g., regarding the token reward amount) should be reviewed for consistency with the intended behavior. No further changes are required based on this verification.

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# Create Kudos record
Kudos.objects.create(sender=request.user, receiver=receiver, link=link_url, comment=comment_text)
return JsonResponse({"success": True, "message": "Kudos sent successfully!"})

# Reward 1 BACON token to the receiver
giveBacon(receiver, amt=1)

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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Implementation of BACON token reward

The code now rewards users with 1 BACON token when they receive kudos, which addresses issue #3871. This is a nice enhancement to the user reward system.

However, there's no error handling around the giveBacon call. If this function fails, it could potentially cause the entire kudos-giving process to fail silently.

Consider adding error handling for the giveBacon call:

 # Reward 1 BACON token to the receiver
-giveBacon(receiver, amt=1)
+try:
+    giveBacon(receiver, amt=1)
+except Exception as e:
+    # Log the error but don't block the kudos process
+    print(f"Error giving BACON: {str(e)}")
+    # Consider whether to return a different message in the response
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# Create Kudos record
Kudos.objects.create(sender=request.user, receiver=receiver, link=link_url, comment=comment_text)
return JsonResponse({"success": True, "message": "Kudos sent successfully!"})
# Reward 1 BACON token to the receiver
giveBacon(receiver, amt=1)
# Create Kudos record
Kudos.objects.create(sender=request.user, receiver=receiver, link=link_url, comment=comment_text)
# Reward 1 BACON token to the receiver
try:
giveBacon(receiver, amt=1)
except Exception as e:
# Log the error but don't block the kudos process
print(f"Error giving BACON: {str(e)}")
# Consider whether to return a different message in the response

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@krrish-sehgal After reviewing the PR and examining the codebase, I've analyzed whether PR #3971 fully addresses the requirements of issue #3871.

The issue states that "whenever /kudos are given either on slack or on github action, also give the user 1 bacon token".

What PR #3971 accomplishes:

  • Adds giveBacon(receiver, amt=1) to the web-based kudos functionality in give_kudos() function
  • Updates the success message to include "1 BACON rewarded"
  • This change will reward 1 bacon token to users who receive kudos through the web interface

However, I could not find evidence of:

  • A Slack /kudos command implementation in the codebase
  • Any GitHub Action related to kudos

This suggests that PR #3971 only partially addresses the issue requirements. The PR adds the bacon token reward functionality to the existing web-based kudos system, but doesn't appear to implement it for Slack or GitHub actions as specified in the issue.

For this PR to fully address the issue requirements, additional changes would be needed to:

  1. Implement a /kudos command in Slack handlers
  2. Implement kudos functionality in GitHub action/webhook handlers
  3. Ensure both implementations also reward bacon tokens

Would you like me to review the code implementation itself in more detail, or suggest how to fully implement the requirements?

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@DonnieBLT sir , does the code exsists for the kudos command for slack and github actoins, or implementing it is a prerequisite?

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whenever /kudos are given either on slack or on github action, also give the user 1 bacon token
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