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Send in-app feedback to wiki page instead of email

See original GitHub issue

Currently, the Feedback button (in the app’s main menu) opens an email editor. For privacy reasons, let’s switch to a form that posts the same information to the top of https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Mobile_app/Feedback

For logged-in users:

  1. Show a form:
  • 4-lines high text area where the user must write a custom message.
  • Checkboxes for each line of debug information (for instance API level: 30, Android version: 11, etc). The user can unselect the debug information that will be sent. For instance, if the user does not want others to know that they are using a SM-G986B phone (for privacy reasons), they can uncheck the checkbox at the Device model: SM-G986B line.
  1. Post the content as a new section at the top of https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Mobile_app/Feedback . Adding a new section to a wiki article is already implemented by the app in other places, such as peer review, so it should be rather easy to implement.

The probability of two users sending feedback at the exact same time is very low, but please just try to minimize the time between reading the content of the page and posting the updated content.

If the user is not logged in, just open the user’s browser at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Mobile_app/Feedback (rationale: once there the user will be able to add a new section, and will receive the WMF’s official disclaimers regarding their confidentiality)

Issue Analytics

  • State:closed
  • Created 2 years ago
  • Comments:11 (11 by maintainers)

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devarsh-mavani-19commented, Feb 20, 2022

edit: removed the old question 😅 i figured it out. sorry for bothering

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devarsh-mavani-19commented, Feb 22, 2022

@nicolas-raoul thanks its working. I used the same code of peer review. I will do a PR after adding unit tests. or will create a draft PR if you want to test the functionality and UI. Thanks 😃

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