[draft][do not merge] User settings

[aarushik93]

/review

[aarushik93]

/review

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⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	4, because the PR involves multiple files and integrates new functionality across different modules including database operations, deployment processes, and settings management. The changes are extensive and touch on critical areas such as deployment configurations and database schema updates, requiring careful review to ensure system integrity and functionality.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
🔍 Possible issues	Possible Bug: The `create_cloud_deployment` function in `codex/deploy/agent.py` uses the `repo` variable as both a string and a tuple, which could lead to type errors or unexpected behavior.
	Data Integrity: In `codex/deploy/agent.py`, the `dbName` and `dbUser` are set to `repo` in some conditions, which might not be intended for actual database credentials, potentially causing issues with database connections.
🔒 Security concerns	No

Code feedback:

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relevant file	codex/deploy/agent.py
suggestion	Consider using separate variables for `dbName` and `dbUser` instead of reusing `repo`. This change will enhance clarity and prevent potential issues with database connections. [important]
relevant line	dbName=repo,

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relevant file	codex/deploy/agent.py
suggestion	Add error handling for the `create_cloud_deployment` function when `settings.hosted` is False and `repo` is used as a tuple. This will prevent runtime errors and improve the robustness of the deployment process. [important]
relevant line	db_name, db_username = repo

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relevant file	codex/deploy/packager.py
suggestion	Modify the `generate_actions_workflow` function to ensure that the `deploy_block` variable is correctly used in the `deploy_template`. This will ensure that the deployment configuration is correctly set based on the `settings.hosted` value. [important]
relevant line	deploy_file = deploy_template.format(on_block=deploy_block).strip()

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relevant file	codex/deploy/agent.py
suggestion	Refactor the `create_cloud_deployment` to handle the scenario when `settings.hosted` is False more gracefully, ensuring that the database name and username are appropriately set without reusing the `repo` variable. [important]
relevant line	db_name, db_username = repo

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[ntindle]

IMO having the cloud services be the source of truth here is probably a good idea. We will likely want to reuse some of these settings across the services we offer. Not sure the best way to do that.

An example is "disable publishing" which could prevent /ask from uploading it to the gallery and keep us from uploading a repo to GitHub

that could be what this is doing but just wanted to share some thoughts

[aarushik93]

IMO having the cloud services be the source of truth here is probably a good idea. We will likely want to reuse some of these settings across the services we offer. Not sure the best way to do that.

An example is "disable publishing" which could prevent /ask from uploading it to the gallery and keep us from uploading a repo to GitHub

So do you mean more like always sending settings via the API? I was thinking we were going more towards a full User management / user account configuration...in which case it would make more sense to have direct access / knowledge of the users preferences rather than a client sending user preferences on each request Or is Cloud services aimed to be that user management system too eventyally? I was thinking it was mainly a client?