Potato Backend Developer Test

This is a basic Django project which is designed to provide you with a few challenges to demonstrate your ability.

The application is a ticketing application. It stores tickets within projects and allows users to be assigned to these tickets.

Please fix the bugs and implement the features listed below.

Ensure that your code is committed with meaningful commit messages; show your working.

When you are finished please provide us with a URL to a repository where we can check out your code.

Setup

Run ./install_deps (this will pip install requirements, and download the App Engine SDK)
python manage.py loaddata site
python manage.py runserver

The application is written using the Djangae project

Tasks - bugs

Update a ticket - an internal server error occurs
It is possible to move a ticket from one project to another by altering the URL on the edit ticket page. This should not be allowed
Tickets with long descriptions break the layout

Tasks - new features

On the ticket list page if there are no tickets show "No tickets have been created for this project"
On the ticket list page if there are no users assigned to a ticket show "No assigned users" in the "assigned" field
On the project list page, add a new column showing the count of how many tickets there are in each project
On the project list page, projects that the user has assigned tickets on should be shown above the other projects
In the edit ticket page show only the email address of each user in the "Assignees" input
Add the ability to delete tickets
Improve the multiselect for assignees on the edit ticket page. Consider using a library such as Chosen to help with this
Add a watch task to the default gulp task so that changes to any of the SCSS files result in the CSS files being updated

Bonus tasks

If you feel like carrying on improving this application, please do!

The following consistency task is one that you might like to have a look at.

Eventual consistency

Pages seem to need a refresh after updating an object in the application

This is due to the fact that the Google App Engine datastore is an 'eventually consistant' database. Once an entity is saved some data retrieval operations may not immediately reflect this change. To read more about this see the Google App Engine Datastore documentation.