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There are some cases where the proposed budget item may affect all or multiple districts. In this case, the current proposal creation form does not allow to model it, because it requires to select one.
We could create a new distrct called "All Districts", but this would break the filters. Is there any other way around?
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Not at the moment @skarampatakis. This possibility was discarded in the early stages of the project and it wasn't implemented.
Taking into account that we're going to review the filters implementation in #61, perhaps we can find a way for a global 'All Districts' filter to work.
Making the filters work with multiple, but not all, districts would be trickier. At the moment the only workaround I can think of is to create entries in the districts list in the form 'District A, district B', and then assign those entries when appropriate.
@skarampatakis As I told you that approach was discarded in the initial design, but you're welcome to create a PR with the proposed changes if you feel this is something that should be reconsidered.
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There are some cases where the proposed budget item may affect all or multiple districts. In this case, the current proposal creation form does not allow to model it, because it requires to select one.
We could create a new distrct called "All Districts", but this would break the filters. Is there any other way around?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: