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Oct 13, 2025 by wbrum.org 52 views

LCFS - Deleted Schedule Display: Enhancing Transparency and Historical Traceability

In the realm of reporting and data management, maintaining transparency and historical traceability is crucial for users to make informed decisions. The LCFS (Low Carbon Fuel Standard) system requires a robust reporting mechanism that allows users to access historical information about deleted schedules. This article discusses the modification of schedule display in supplemental, reassessment, or government adjustment reports when a schedule has been deleted. The proposed update ensures that users can still access historical information about deleted schedules while maintaining a structured and consistent report display.

When a schedule is deleted, the corresponding accordion in the report is removed, making it difficult for users to access historical information about the deleted schedule. This lack of transparency can lead to confusion and difficulties in making informed decisions. The current system does not provide a clear link to the deleted content, making it challenging for users to review past data.

The proposed solution involves modifying the UI logic to retain the schedule accordion even when all lines are deleted. This ensures that users can still access the deleted schedule, and a Changelog link is included within the empty schedule to allow users to view the deleted content. The Changelog correctly reflects the removed lines, showing the last recorded version before deletion.

Retain Schedule Accordion: The schedule accordion remains visible in the report even when all lines are deleted.
Changelog Link: A Changelog link is included within the empty schedule to allow users to view the deleted content.
Correct Changelog Reflection: The Changelog correctly reflects the removed lines, showing the last recorded version before deletion.
Consistent UI: The UI follows the provided wireframe for consistency.
Applicability: This update applies to all relevant report types, including supplemental reports, reassessments, and government adjustments.

The proposed update provides several benefits to users, including:

Enhanced Transparency: Users can still access historical information about deleted schedules, ensuring transparency and historical traceability.
Improved Decision-Making: Users can review past data through the Changelog, making it easier to make informed decisions.
Structured and Consistent Report Display: The update maintains a structured and consistent report display, ensuring that users can easily navigate and understand the report.

To ensure that the proposed update meets the requirements, the following acceptance criteria must be met:

Schedule Accordion Visibility: If all lines in a schedule are deleted, the schedule accordion remains visible in the report.
Changelog Link: A Changelog link is included within the empty schedule to allow users to view the deleted content.
Correct Changelog Reflection: The Changelog correctly reflects the removed lines, showing the last recorded version before deletion.
Consistent UI: The UI follows the provided wireframe for consistency.
Applicability: This update applies to all relevant report types, including supplemental reports, reassessments, and government adjustments.

To ensure that the proposed update is implemented correctly, the following development checklist must be followed:

Modify UI Logic: Modify the UI logic to retain the schedule accordion even when all lines are deleted.
Ensure Changelog Link: Ensure that the Changelog link directs users to the correct version history.
Test Functionality: Test the functionality across different user roles and report statuses.
Validate Report Integrity: Validate that report integrity is maintained when schedules are deleted.

The proposed update to the LCFS system enhances transparency and historical traceability by allowing users to access historical information about deleted schedules. The update maintains a structured and consistent report display, ensuring that users can easily navigate and understand the report. By following the proposed solution and development checklist, the LCFS system can provide users with a more robust and user-friendly reporting mechanism.
LCFS - Deleted Schedule Display: Q&A

In our previous article, we discussed the modification of schedule display in supplemental, reassessment, or government adjustment reports when a schedule has been deleted. This update ensures that users can still access historical information about deleted schedules while maintaining a structured and consistent report display. In this article, we will address some frequently asked questions (FAQs) related to the proposed update.

A: The purpose of the proposed update is to enhance transparency and historical traceability by allowing users to access historical information about deleted schedules. This ensures that users can review past data through the Changelog, making it easier to make informed decisions.

A: The schedule accordion will be retained by modifying the UI logic to ensure that it remains visible in the report even when all lines are deleted. This will provide users with a clear indication that a schedule has been deleted and allow them to access the deleted content through the Changelog.

A: The Changelog link is included within the empty schedule to allow users to view the deleted content. This link directs users to the correct version history, ensuring that they can review past data and make informed decisions.

A: The Changelog will correctly reflect the removed lines, showing the last recorded version before deletion. This ensures that users can review the deleted content and understand the changes made to the schedule.

A: Yes, the proposed update will apply to all relevant report types, including supplemental reports, reassessments, and government adjustments. This ensures that users can access historical information about deleted schedules across all report types.

A: The UI will follow the provided wireframe for consistency by ensuring that the layout and design of the report remain the same, even when a schedule has been deleted. This provides users with a familiar and easy-to-use interface.

A: The proposed update provides several benefits to users, including:

Enhanced Transparency: Users can still access historical information about deleted schedules, ensuring transparency and historical traceability.
Improved Decision-Making: Users can review past data through the Changelog, making it easier to make informed decisions.
Structured and Consistent Report Display: The update maintains a structured and consistent report display, ensuring that users can easily navigate and understand the report.

A: The development checklist for the proposed update includes:

Modify UI Logic: Modify the UI logic to retain the schedule accordion even when all lines are deleted.
Ensure Changelog Link: Ensure that the Changelog link directs users to the correct version history.
Test Functionality: Test the functionality across different user roles and report statuses.
Validate Report Integrity: Validate that report integrity is maintained when schedules are deleted.