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Feat: Updated delete_workspace function #594

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  • Migrations
    • Added a new database migration file for internal application
    • Updated subproject commit reference for database migrations

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The pull request introduces a new Django migration file 0002_auto_generated_sql.py in the internal app's migrations directory. The migration utilizes a helper function safe_run_sql to execute SQL operations from a specific SQL file related to workspace deletion. Additionally, there's an update to the subproject commit reference in the fyle-integrations-db-migrations repository, indicating ongoing development and version tracking.

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File Change Summary
apps/internal/migrations/0002_auto_generated_sql.py Added new migration class Migration with SQL execution using safe_run_sql helper
fyle-integrations-db-migrations Subproject commit updated from 82f9a04b to 4b9741e8

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Workspace deletion, smooth and neat!

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apps/internal/migrations/0002_auto_generated_sql.py (1)

7-9: Consider adding migration testing.

Since this migration executes custom SQL, consider adding migration tests to verify:

  1. The migration can be applied successfully
  2. The migration can be rolled back safely
  3. The delete_workspace function works as expected after migration
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apps/internal/migrations/0002_auto_generated_sql.py (3)

1-3: LGTM! Proper imports and safety measures in place.

The migration uses appropriate Django imports and includes a custom helper safe_run_sql for safe SQL execution.


7-8: Verify migration sequence and dependencies.

Let's ensure this migration follows the correct sequence and that the dependent migration exists.

✅ Verification successful

Migration sequence and dependencies are correct

The dependent migration exists and the sequence is properly ordered.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

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

# Check for the existence of the dependent migration
echo "Checking for dependent migration..."
find . -name "0001_auto_generated_sql.py" -type f

# List all migrations in the internal app to verify sequence
echo -e "\nChecking migration sequence..."
find apps/internal/migrations -name "*.py" | sort

Length of output: 454


4-6: Verify SQL file existence and contents.

The migration references an SQL file from the fyle-integrations-db-migrations submodule. Let's verify its existence and review its contents.

✅ Verification successful

SQL file verified and properly configured

The SQL file exists in the submodule and contains a comprehensive workspace deletion function that systematically cleans up data across multiple tables while maintaining referential integrity.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify SQL file existence and contents

# Check if the SQL file exists
if [ -f "fyle-integrations-db-migrations/intacct/functions/delete_workspace.sql" ]; then
    echo "SQL file exists. Contents:"
    cat "fyle-integrations-db-migrations/intacct/functions/delete_workspace.sql"
else
    echo "Error: SQL file not found"
    # Check if submodule is properly initialized
    git submodule status | grep "fyle-integrations-db-migrations"
fi

Length of output: 280


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check .gitmodules configuration and initialize submodule
echo "=== .gitmodules configuration ==="
cat .gitmodules

echo -e "\n=== Initializing submodule ==="
git submodule init
git submodule update

echo -e "\n=== Checking file after submodule update ==="
if [ -f "fyle-integrations-db-migrations/intacct/functions/delete_workspace.sql" ]; then
    echo "SQL file exists. Contents:"
    cat "fyle-integrations-db-migrations/intacct/functions/delete_workspace.sql"
else
    echo "Error: SQL file still not found"
    # List contents to verify path
    echo -e "\nListing submodule contents:"
    ls -R fyle-integrations-db-migrations/
fi

Length of output: 13722

@Ashutosh619-sudo Ashutosh619-sudo merged commit 01b4583 into master Jan 23, 2025
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  • ‼️ FileNotFoundError: SQL file not found: fyle-integrations-db-migrations/intacct/functions/delete_workspace.sql apps.internal.helpers in safe_run_sql View Issue

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