create campaign status page for ESA

[zouharvi]

This hijacks the campaign-status page for ESA which now has different requirements.

This is not bad per-se. The one real bad thing is finding all the assigned items. I've been unable to locate the assigned task otherwise (task.assignedTo and task.createdBy doesn't work)

The offending code:

                total_count = None
                _data_all = DirectAssessmentDocumentTask.objects.filter(campaign=campaign.id)
                # brute-force try to find if any task has at least one item annotated by this user
                for task in _data_all:
                    for item in task.items.all():
                        item = DirectAssessmentDocumentResult.objects.filter(
                            item=item, createdBy=user
                        ).last()
                        if item:
                            total_count = task.items.count()
                            break
                    if total_count:
                        break

The DirectAssessmentDocumentTask.get_task_for_user(..) sounds like it should do exactly what we want but it just returns None (because assignedTo is always None).

[snukky]

Let me take a look tomorrow morning. If I don't find a more efficient way for finding all assigned items, at least we have something that works, so no worries :)

[zouharvi]

The previous commit improves the styling:

Also I found a better way to get the task. It's equally silly but seems to be working. Essentially get the task from the first item of annotated data, so we can use the following which is at least not slow.

task = DirectAssessmentDocumentTask.objects.filter(id=_data[0].task_id).first()

Still, it would be good to find out why the tasks don't have assignedTo set to anything.

(the other change in the direct_assessment_document.py is unrelated but it's something that I left over at WMT24 and only now got an idea how to speed up at least)

[snukky]

My guess is that assignedTo isn't assigned because it's an obsolete code and now TaskAgenda is responsible for mapping tasks and accounts.