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chore(fix): fix migrations conflicts #212

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new field for selecting related articles in the article model, allowing users to link up to three articles.
    • Enhanced clarity in the admin interface with help text and a descriptive name for the new field.

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The pull request introduces changes to the migration file 0016_article_related_articles.py, updating its dependency and adding a new related_articles field to the Article model. This field is a ManyToManyField, allowing the selection of up to three related articles with a blank option. It includes descriptive help text and a verbose name for better clarity in the admin interface. The related_name for this field is set to referenced_by, establishing a reverse relation to the Article model.

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File Path Change Summary
server/apps/research/migrations/0016_article_related_articles.py Updated dependency from ('research', '0014_alter_article_authors') to ('research', '0015_category_slug') and added related_articles field to Article model.
server/apps/research/models.py Added related_articles field as a ManyToManyField in Article model with help text and verbose name.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
server/apps/research/migrations/0016_article_related_articles.py (2)

Line range hint 13-17: Consider adding constraints for the related articles limit

While the help text suggests a limit of 3 related articles, there's no enforcement mechanism. Consider:

  1. Adding a validator to enforce the limit
  2. Using a through model to add constraints

Here's a suggested implementation:

from django.core.validators import MaxValueValidator

def validate_max_related(value):
    if value.count() > 3:
        raise ValidationError('Cannot select more than 3 related articles')

class Migration(migrations.Migration):
    operations = [
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='article',
            name='related_articles',
            field=models.ManyToManyField(
                blank=True,
                help_text='Select up to 3 related articles',
                related_name='referenced_by',
                to='research.article',
                verbose_name='Related Articles',
                validators=[validate_max_related]
            ),
        ),
    ]

Also, consider potential circular references in your related articles. You might want to add validation to prevent an article from referencing itself or creating circular reference chains.


Line range hint 1-20: Consider specifying a custom table name

The ManyToManyField will create a junction table with a default name. For better maintainability and clarity, consider specifying a custom table name using db_table.

Example modification:

 field=models.ManyToManyField(
     blank=True,
     help_text='Select up to 3 related articles',
     related_name='referenced_by',
     to='research.article',
-    verbose_name='Related Articles'
+    verbose_name='Related Articles',
+    db_table='research_article_related_articles'
 ),
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server/apps/research/migrations/0016_article_related_articles.py (1)

9-9: Verify migration sequence integrity

The migration now depends on '0015_category_slug' instead of '0014_alter_article_authors'. Ensure that:

  1. Migration 0015 exists in all environments
  2. Other team members have applied migration 0015
  3. No other migrations are based on 0014
✅ Verification successful

Migration sequence is correctly ordered and dependencies are intact

The migration sequence is properly maintained:

  • Migration 0015 exists and correctly depends on 0014
  • Migration 0016 is the only one depending on 0015
  • The sequence is linear with no branching or conflicting dependencies
  • No other migrations are based on 0014 except 0015
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check migration sequence and dependencies

# Check if migration 0015 exists
fd "0015_category_slug.py" server/apps/research/migrations/

# List all migrations that might depend on 0014
rg -l "0014_alter_article_authors" server/apps/research/migrations/

Length of output: 235


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's verify if there are any migrations after 0016 that could be affected
fd "00[1-9][0-9].*\.py" server/apps/research/migrations/

# Check the content of 0015 to verify it properly depends on 0014
cat server/apps/research/migrations/0015_category_slug.py

# Check if there are any other migrations depending on 0015
rg -l "0015_category_slug" server/apps/research/migrations/

Length of output: 1593

@losndu losndu merged commit bdffd75 into main Dec 13, 2024
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