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Allocations admin view (read only) #433
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This does not replace the existing allocatins approval page Read only and cannot be used to change details This is done so project manager can look at allocations and use that data to get insights into them
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🚫 [flake8] <225> reported by reviewdog 🐶
missing whitespace around operator
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This looks good!
@AnishReddyRavula I need information about the project content as well. For example, the description and the title of the project. I also would need to see the allocation justification and whether the allocation was approved as a renewal, new allocation, or a recharge. Is it possible to include that information in this view as well? Oh and also some information about the requester, name, email, affiliation. |
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[flake8] <401> reported by reviewdog 🐶
'django.conf.settings' imported but unused
This does not replace the existing allocatins approval page
Read only and cannot be used to change details
This is done so project manager can look at allocations and use that data to get insights into them