Rename the User.public_name Property to simply 'name' (but leave the verbose
name as "Public name"). This is to take advantage of standardizing on 'name'
in the common edit template (and possibly other common templates). The
Property was renamed because public_name was already a "name", unlike the
recent change to the Work Model class, where 'title' was "aliases" using a
tiny name() method instead.
Patch by: Todd Larsen
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"""This module contains the Reviewer Model."""
__authors__ = [
'"Todd Larsen" <tlarsen@google.com>',
]
from google.appengine.ext import db
import soc.models.organization
import soc.models.role
class Reviewer(soc.models.role.Role):
"""Reviewer details for a specific Program.
A Reviewer entity participates in the following relationships implemented
as a db.ReferenceProperty elsewhere in another db.Model:
reviews) an optional 1:many relationship of Reviews written by the
Reviewer. This relation is implemented as the 'reviews'
back-reference Query of the Review model 'reviewer' reference.
"""
#: A many:1 relationship associating Reviewers with specific Organization
#: details and capabilities. The back-reference in the Organization model
#: is a Query named 'reviewers'.
org = db.ReferenceProperty(
reference_class=soc.models.organization.Organization,
required=True, collection_name='reviewers')