Proposal: Add a status section when adding flags from django-admin.
ArcD7 opened this issue · comments
Currently, when setting Flag states from django-admin it only shows the condition when flag is enabled but it is not trivial since flag can be both used for enabling and disabling a feature.
Can we make it in such a way that on one side it shows the condition when the flag is enabled and what is the value that is currently set.
Something like this:
PS: The condition is also somewhat misleading, since I want to disable the feature when it is False, but the condition always says enabled.
I hope this is making sense!!
@ArcD7 That's not a bad idea — I'd like to do something more in the admin (wagtail-flags has a much richer view, but the Wagtail admin is somewhat easier to customizable and wagtail-flags is only useful if you're using Wagtail). As it is, the Django-Flags admin is very barebones.
One thing that may or may not be helpful for your immediate needs, Django-Flags has a Django Debug Toolbar panel that can describe flag conditions and state for the current request: https://cfpb.github.io/django-flags/debugging/
@willbarton Thanks for the reply, unfortunately I'm not using wagtail. Maybe I can fork the library and work on the Django-Flags admin. Any ideas for a good starting point?