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Skip create task on import #474

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@aiyakitori aiyakitori commented Aug 1, 2025

What does this PR do?

When importing an existing Kiln project that already contains tasks, users were being redirected through the "Create a Task" setup flow.

This PR adds routing logic that checks whether an imported project already has existing tasks. If the project has existing tasks it would now skip the task creation step and go to Select Task. If the project has no tasks, the flow remained the same as before.

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  • New Features

    • Improved post-import navigation: After importing a project, users are redirected based on whether the project contains tasks. If tasks exist, users are taken to task selection; otherwise, they are guided to the project page to create tasks.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced error handling during project import to ensure users are redirected appropriately even if there is an issue fetching project tasks.

Skip "Create a Task" when importing existing project that already contains at least 1 task.
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The post-import redirection logic in the project import workflow was updated. After importing a project, the system now checks asynchronously if the project contains tasks. Based on this check, the user is redirected either to the task selection page or to the project page for task creation.

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Project Import Redirection Logic
app/web_ui/src/routes/(fullscreen)/setup/(setup)/create_project/edit_project.svelte
Added an asynchronous helper function to check for tasks in the imported project. Updated redirection logic to conditionally redirect users based on whether tasks exist in the project.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant UI (edit_project.svelte)
    participant API

    User->>UI (edit_project.svelte): Import project
    UI (edit_project.svelte)->>API: Import project request
    API-->>UI (edit_project.svelte): Project imported (project_id)
    UI (edit_project.svelte)->>API: GET /projects/{project_id}/tasks
    API-->>UI (edit_project.svelte): List of tasks or error
    alt Tasks exist
        UI (edit_project.svelte)->>User: Redirect to /setup/select_task
    else No tasks or error
        UI (edit_project.svelte)->>User: Redirect to project page (create tasks)
    end
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One UX idea, otherwise looks good.


if (should_skip_task_creation) {
// Project has tasks, go directly to main app
goto("/run")
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Try UX of /setup/select_task (private window will remove saved data). Let's them pick a task, which they won't have done yet right after import.

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Lgtm!

@aiyakitori aiyakitori merged commit 082b55e into main Aug 1, 2025
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@aiyakitori aiyakitori deleted the skip_create_task_on_import branch August 1, 2025 22:41
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