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At present, _initFromQueryString always assumes the actor parameter is an Agent, and simply ignores the objectType property if present. This means using a Group doesn't work as expected.
If the objectType property is present and set to "Group", the actor should be instantiated as a Group instead of an Agent.
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Our training is sometimes going to be used in a classroom setting with a projector/big screen. In such cases we plan to use the Group functionality to record statements against the set of trainees present in the class.
At present,
_initFromQueryString
always assumes theactor
parameter is an Agent, and simply ignores theobjectType
property if present. This means using a Group doesn't work as expected.If the
objectType
property is present and set to"Group"
, the actor should be instantiated as a Group instead of an Agent.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: