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The day-to-day front-end to the IETF database for people who work on IETF standards.
All the people involved in the change got included, probably by the view code - the trigger doesn't document that this will happen, and including all those people should be...
The logic testing to see if someone is making a multi-day request is run in the timezone the request is being submitted in looking for something spanning midnight. Most requests...
### Describe the issue Ran into a problem, fixed by #4482, where the JS debugger was unable to inspect variables. This was caused by implicitly referring to `$` to invoke...
### Describe the issue The `bin/add-old-drafts-from-archive.py` script is outdated and not compatible with Python 3 - it still uses the Python 2 print statement at least. This should be updated...
CC @larseggert, @jennifer-richards Lars expressed concern about wondering whether the TDD requests were for regular session slots. We should make it obvious on the /requests page what kind of timeslot...
### Describe the issue There are two problems with the preference tab in the right frame: 1. Preferences shouldn't be in a tab. Nearly the entire world has settled on...
### Describe the issue When someone rejects an assignment, for example because they are too busy now, the system seems to automatically mark that parson to "someone who has indicated...
Right now, links produced for meeting materials (or any link constructed with settings.TRACKER_BASE_URL) by a dev container point back to the production datatracker. They should instead point to the local...
### Discussed in https://github.com/ietf-tools/datatracker/discussions/3794 Originally posted by **cindymorgan** April 7, 2022 From John Scudder: > Each datatracker document page (for example, https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-detnet-bounded-latency/) has a clickable link, “IESG state”, which points...
### Describe the issue In at least `ietf/meeting/models.py`, the `django.utils.datetime_safe` library is used. The [datetime_safe module is reportedly going to go away](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21991666/what-is-django-utils-datetime-safe-and-should-i-use-it-instead-of-standard-datet) and as far as I have found is...