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…uide Correct security groups, key models format, and menu access details in DESCRIPTION.md. Add USAGE.md with UI testing guide covering color scales, indicator layers, choropleth integration, validation tests, and edge cases.
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This pull request significantly improves the documentation by correcting inaccuracies in DESCRIPTION.md and README.rst, and adding a comprehensive USAGE.md file for QA testing. The changes are well-structured and detailed. I've found one issue regarding inconsistent heading levels in README.rst which affects the document structure and HTML rendering.
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The heading levels in this document are inconsistent. This can lead to incorrect rendering and table of contents generation, as seen in static/description/index.html where <h1> tags appear inside <h2> sections.
In reStructuredText, the hierarchy of headings is determined by the order of appearance of the underline styles.
- Existing sections like
Key Capabilitiesuse~, establishing it as a top-level heading. - The new
Usagesection uses=, which becomes a second-level heading. - Subsections under
Usage, likePrerequisites, use~again, which is a top-level heading.
A top-level heading cannot be nested inside a second-level section. The same issue applies to the Bug Tracker heading later in the file.
To fix this, please use a consistent hierarchy. For example:
- Use
~for all top-level sections (likeUsageandBug Tracker). - Use a new style, like
-, for all second-level sections (likePrerequisites,Color Scales — List View, etc.).
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DESCRIPTION.mdUSAGE.mdwith a comprehensive UI testing guide for QAsDetails
DESCRIPTION.md fixes
spp_security.group_spp_user/spp_security.group_spp_managerto actual ACL entries:spp_registry.group_registry_read(Read) andspp_security.group_spp_admin(Full CRUD)base.group_system)_get_choropleth_config()extension pointUSAGE.md (new)
QA-oriented UI testing guide covering:
Test plan
./scripts/test_single_module.sh spp_gis_indicators— 84 tests passedpre-commit run— all hooks passed