feat(ratings): "Didn't use it" feedback in the rating UI [Rating page for assets (My Downloads)] - #2292
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The My downloads page's "I didn't use this asset" flag, now also in the add-on - a dropdown at the bottom of every ratings UI (fast-rate popup, sidebar panel, asset detail): - One menu for every state: pick a reason to flag (choices are the server's shared admin-managed set, fetched once per session), the current reason wears a checkmark, undo lives at the bottom. - Rating and flag are mutually exclusive (server-enforced). A rated asset's menu warns "This replaces your rating"; the pick then deletes the scores server-side (replace_rating) and the cleared numbers are remembered session-locally - the hint over the disabled rating rows names them and "Undo - restore my rating" re-rates, which also drops the flag server-side. Rating a flagged asset clears the flag, locally mirrored. - Server refusals (undownloaded asset, conflicts) land as red text inline under the control - the corner report overlay is out of the popup's sight. The server's detail sentence is extracted even from a Client that passes the raw JSON body through. - handle_get_rating_task now skips unknown rating types (historic competition/nodevember votes) instead of crashing the task timer. bk_client submodule bumped to the endpoints' commit (BlenderKit/bk_client#49). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The My downloads page's "I didn't use this asset" feedback, now in the add-on: a "Didn't use it" dropdown at the bottom of every ratings UI (fast-rate popup, sidebar ratings panel, asset detail card). Server API: Blendkit-server#3674; Client proxy: bk_client#49 (submodule bumped to that commit).
replace_rating) and remembers them session-locally. The hint over the now-disabled rating rows names the numbers ("Your 8★ / 4 h rating was cleared - Undo restores it") and "Undo - restore my rating" re-rates, which also drops the flag server-side (rating wins). Rating a flagged asset clears the flag; the local store mirrors it.handle_get_rating_taskskips unknown rating types (historiccompetition-2022-votes/nodevember-votes) instead of crashing the task-handling timer — hit on devel with a validator account.Testing
tests/test_didnt_use.py(23 tests): task handlers, dispatch routing, operator flows (flag/undo/replace/restore, partial memory), inline-error extraction incl. the raw-JSON regression, and the unknown-rating-type crash reproduction. Full suite in headless Blender 5.2: 513 tests pass (one pre-existingtest_initbl_info failure exists on clean main in local extension-mode runs). Exercised manually end-to-end against devel.Release note
Real users need a bk_client release + client version pin bump after bk_client#49 merges; dev builds (
--client-source local) work as-is.🤖 Generated with Claude Code