publiclab/plots2

replace "and" with "&&" editor-controller

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Below is a "diff" showing in red (and a -) which lines to remove, and in green (and a +) which lines to add:

@@ -35,12 +35,12 @@ def rich
       @main_image = Image.find_by(id: params[:main_image]).path
     end
 
-    if params[:tags]&.include? "lat:" and params[:tags]&.include? "lon:"
+    if params[:tags]&.include?("lat:") && params[:tags]&.include?("lon:")
       tags = params[:tags].split(',')
 
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HM-8 commented

Would like to work on this issue.

Would like to work on this

Would like to work on this issue

is it stil open? would like to try this!

Hi @cesswairimu I noticed this has been assigned to someone. If the person isn't willing to take it up, I would like to attempt it

Hi all, it seems AlphaRomeoMike already created a PR #11507 for this, the tests are failing maybe any of you would like to help them on the pull request? thanks all

I would like to help @cesswairimu

HI @TildaDares I WOLUD LOVE TO WORK ON THIS ISSUE

let me try to fix this and see how it can be.

jssol commented

Hi @cesswairimu, I would like to contribute with the specs on this issue's PR

jssol commented

Hi @cesswairimu @TildaDares, I have made my first contribution and would love to help out on this.

I'd like to work on this issue please.

Hi @cesswairimu @TildaDares, I've finished my first contribution and please have a look at it. Thanks.