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Feat: Add ws_email function #711

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    • Introduced an update to our database migration process for improved backend operations.
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This pull request introduces a new Django migration in apps/internal/migrations/0004_auto_generated_sql.py. The migration uses the helper function safe_run_sql to execute SQL commands from the file .../functions/ws_email.sql and depends on the previous migration (0003_auto_generated_sql). Additionally, the commit identifier for the fyle-integrations-db-migrations subproject has been updated from dc3de2b5d086918524dd2c44ebae6cca96380a9a to 484876a3e581070b69cb44efa5de2029aeafc9fc.

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apps/internal/migrations/0004_auto_generated_sql.py Added a new Django migration class with an operations attribute that calls safe_run_sql to execute SQL commands from .../common/global_shared/functions/ws_email.sql.
fyle-integrations-db-migrations Updated the subproject commit identifier from dc3de2b5d086918524dd2c44ebae6cca96380a9a to 484876a3e581070b69cb44efa5de2029aeafc9fc.

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    participant Django as "Django Migration Runner"
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    participant SQLHelper as "safe_run_sql (Helper)"
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    Django->>Migration: Invoke migration
    Migration->>SQLHelper: Call safe_run_sql(sql_files)
    SQLHelper->>SQLFile: Read SQL commands
    SQLHelper-->>Migration: Return SQL operations
    Migration-->>Django: Complete migration
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
apps/internal/migrations/0004_auto_generated_sql.py (1)

1-10: Consider adding migration description.

While the migration follows Django conventions, it would be helpful to add a docstring describing the purpose of the migration (adding the ws_email function) for better maintainability.

 # Generated by Django
 from django.db import migrations
 from apps.internal.helpers import safe_run_sql
+
+"""
+Add ws_email function for handling workspace email operations.
+"""
+
 sql_files = [
     'fyle-integrations-db-migrations/common/global_shared/functions/ws_email.sql'
 ]
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apps/internal/migrations/0004_auto_generated_sql.py (2)

1-3: LGTM! Imports and setup look correct.

The migration file follows Django conventions and imports the necessary dependencies.


7-9: Verify migration chain and helper function usage.

The migration is properly chained to the previous migration '0003_auto_generated_sql'. Let's verify the migration chain and the usage of safe_run_sql.

✅ Verification successful

Migration chain and helper function usage verified.

  • The previous migration file apps/internal/migrations/0003_auto_generated_sql.py exists and is correctly referenced as a dependency.
  • The safe_run_sql helper function is present in apps/internal/helpers.py with the expected implementation.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify migration chain and helper function implementation

# Check for the previous migration file
echo "Checking previous migration..."
ls -l apps/internal/migrations/0003_auto_generated_sql.py

# Examine the safe_run_sql helper function implementation
echo "Checking safe_run_sql implementation..."
rg -A 5 "def safe_run_sql" apps/internal/helpers.py

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Comment on lines +4 to +6
sql_files = [
'fyle-integrations-db-migrations/common/global_shared/functions/ws_email.sql'
]
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💡 Codebase verification

SQL file missing: The migration file references the SQL file at fyle-integrations-db-migrations/common/global_shared/functions/ws_email.sql, but it does not exist in the repository. Please verify if the file has been renamed, moved, or is intended to be removed.

  • Location: apps/internal/migrations/0004_auto_generated_sql.py (lines 4-6)
  • Missing File: fyle-integrations-db-migrations/common/global_shared/functions/ws_email.sql
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Verify the SQL file path and content.

The SQL file path suggests this migration adds an email-related function. Let's verify the file exists and examine its content.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the SQL file exists and examine its content

# Check if the SQL file exists
if [ -f "fyle-integrations-db-migrations/common/global_shared/functions/ws_email.sql" ]; then
    echo "SQL file exists"
    # Display the SQL file content for review
    cat "fyle-integrations-db-migrations/common/global_shared/functions/ws_email.sql"
else
    echo "SQL file not found"
fi

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