function check_fixes
A diagnostic function that prints a comprehensive summary report of email notification fixes implemented in a CDocs system, verifying template files and documenting debugging enhancements.
/tf/active/vicechatdev/fix_summary.py
8 - 78
simple
Purpose
This function serves as a verification and documentation tool for a CDocs email notification system fix. It checks for the existence of email template files, validates that they contain required variables and CDocs app links, and provides a detailed summary of all fixes applied including template variable replacement, debug logging enhancements, and next steps for testing. It's primarily used for post-deployment verification and as a reference guide for developers.
Source Code
def check_fixes():
"""Check that all fixes are in place."""
print("=" * 70)
print("SUMMARY: CDocs Email Notification Fixes")
print("=" * 70)
print("\n1. ISSUE: Template variables not being replaced")
print(" SOLUTION: Enhanced render_template function with debug logging")
print(" SOLUTION: Added comprehensive debug logging to notify_approval")
print(" SOLUTION: Enhanced send_notification data merging with debug logs")
print("\n2. ISSUE: Missing CDocs app links in email templates")
print(" SOLUTION: Added CDocs app link sections to all key email templates")
print(" SOLUTION: Updated hardcoded URLs to use template variables")
print("\n3. TEMPLATES UPDATED WITH CDOCS APP LINKS:")
templates_with_cdocs = [
'approval_requested.html',
'approval_completed.html',
'approval_reminder.html',
'approval_overdue.html',
'approval_rejected.html',
'document_created.html',
'document_status_changed.html',
'document_updated.html',
'review_requested.html',
'review_completed.html',
'version_created.html'
]
for template in templates_with_cdocs:
template_path = f'/tf/active/CDocs/templates/email/{template}'
if os.path.exists(template_path):
with open(template_path, 'r') as f:
content = f.read()
has_vars = 'cdocs_app_url' in content or 'cdocs.vicebio.com' in content
has_placeholders = '{{ doc_number }}' in content and '{{ title }}' in content
print(f" ✅ {template}: CDocs link = {has_vars}, Placeholders = {has_placeholders}")
else:
print(f" ❌ {template}: NOT FOUND")
print("\n4. DEBUG ENHANCEMENTS ADDED:")
print(" ✅ render_template: Added placeholder detection and logging")
print(" ✅ gen_send_email: Added template data logging and validation")
print(" ✅ notify_approval: Added document attribute logging")
print(" ✅ send_notification: Added email_data merging debug logs")
print("\n5. TEMPLATE VARIABLES EXPECTED BY TEMPLATES:")
expected_vars = [
'doc_number', 'title', 'doc_type', 'version_number', 'due_date',
'app_name', 'app_url', 'current_year', 'sender_name',
'cdocs_app_url', 'cdocs_app_text', 'document_url', 'approval_url'
]
print(" Expected variables:", ', '.join(expected_vars))
print("\n6. NEXT STEPS TO VERIFY FIXES:")
print(" 1. Trigger an approval notification in the system")
print(" 2. Check the debug logs for:")
print(" - notify_approval: Document attributes and email_data creation")
print(" - send_notification: email_data merging")
print(" - gen_send_email: Template data keys and values")
print(" - render_template: Placeholder replacement results")
print(" 3. Verify email contains:")
print(" - Replaced template variables (no {{ }} remaining)")
print(" - CDocs app link section with correct URL")
print("\n" + "=" * 70)
print("FIXES COMPLETE - Ready for testing!")
print("=" * 70)
Return Value
This function returns None (implicitly). It produces side effects by printing a formatted report to stdout that includes: a summary of fixes applied, a list of updated templates with validation status, debug enhancements added, expected template variables, and testing instructions.
Dependencies
os
Required Imports
import os
Usage Example
import os
def check_fixes():
"""Check that all fixes are in place."""
print("=" * 70)
print("SUMMARY: CDocs Email Notification Fixes")
print("=" * 70)
# ... rest of implementation
# Simply call the function to generate the report
check_fixes()
# Output will be printed to console showing:
# - Summary of fixes
# - Template validation results
# - Debug enhancements
# - Expected variables
# - Testing instructions
Best Practices
- Run this function after deploying email notification fixes to verify all changes are in place
- Ensure the CDocs templates directory path '/tf/active/CDocs/templates/email/' exists before running
- Use the output as a checklist when testing email notifications
- Review the 'NEXT STEPS TO VERIFY FIXES' section in the output for testing guidance
- This function is read-only and safe to run in production environments
- The function assumes a specific directory structure; modify template_path if your structure differs
- Consider redirecting output to a file for documentation purposes using standard output redirection
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