It appears that the feature that imports CELTS labor positions from LSF is not working. For example, user ramireza2 had a 2024-2025 position with CELTS.
If I run updateCeltsLaborFromLsf() in production, I can see the data returned by the production LSF instance:
'B00794020': [
{'jobType': 'Primary', 'laborEnd': '2025-05-04', 'laborStart': '2024-08-20', 'positionTitle': 'Hispanic Outreach Team Member', 'termCode': 202400, 'termName': 'AY 2024-2025', 'wls': '3'},
{'jobType': 'Primary', 'laborEnd': '2025-12-13', 'laborStart': '2025-08-19', 'positionTitle': 'Hispanic Outreach Associate', 'termCode': 202511, 'termName': 'Fall 2025', 'wls': '4'}],
However, the User Profile stays the same, and the new position is not saved.
In order to test this in development, you need to run both LSF and CELTS, and add the ip address of the lsf instance into your celts config. The script app/scripts/import_labor_from_lsf.py will pull the CELTS labor students into CELTS.
It appears that the feature that imports CELTS labor positions from LSF is not working. For example, user
ramireza2had a 2024-2025 position with CELTS.If I run
updateCeltsLaborFromLsf()in production, I can see the data returned by the production LSF instance:However, the User Profile stays the same, and the new position is not saved.
In order to test this in development, you need to run both LSF and CELTS, and add the ip address of the lsf instance into your celts config. The script
app/scripts/import_labor_from_lsf.pywill pull the CELTS labor students into CELTS.