Work in progress
Why is copying crop plans important?
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Filter according to the following characteristics:
Date range
Statuses (multi-select, including ‘select all’)
Locations (multi-select, including ‘select all’)
Varietals / cultivars (multi-select, including ‘select all’)
Rating (X stars and up)
Indicate that a plan should be copied or not
Set an offset or select a date for the crop plan to start
Modify the location for copied plan
(Nice to have) select multiple locations for the plan
(Nice to have) Expand the plan to view individual tasks that are part of the plan
(Nice to have) Select / unselect whether particular tasks should be included in copy
(Nice to have) Modify offset / dates for individual tasks
(Nice to have) copy the plan more than once
For example: copy this lettuce plan ever 15 days for 5 iterations
Open questions
Should we focus on a bulk copy instead (or in addition to) to allow the modification of many existing plans at once? For example, if there’s a last minute cold spell - all plans may be pushed back by a week.
2. How should we be supporting crop rotations?
3. For crops that are transplanted, how do we support changing locations?
Kevin’s gut: The starting location isn’t as likely to change since it’ll likely be a greenhouse. However, the final destination will be more more likely to change (e.g. Field 2 instead of Field 1).m