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:card_file_box: Added project ID to EAV Attribute table #408

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This update introduces significant modifications across the database schema, including the addition of new columns and tables, renaming and restructuring existing tables, and updating constraints. These changes enhance data handling and integration capabilities, particularly focusing on user identification and connection strategies.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
packages/api/scripts/init.sql Added id_stytch to users, renamed connection_strategies to cs_values, added new connection_strategies table, updated constraints, and added comments.
packages/api/scripts/init.sql Added vertical column to connections table.
packages/api/scripts/init.sql Added id_project column to attribute table.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 1c66632336c55ed09b24fd4fc0c91105ec2414ee and 6977c78476e55b4e5d44d65aaf288c0ea37619f2.
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packages/api/scripts/init.sql (8)
`73-77`: Ensure the `id_stytch` column allows NULL values as intended. --- `89-89`: Excellent addition of a descriptive comment for the `force_stytch_id_unique` constraint. This enhances clarity on its purpose. --- `250-250`: Removal of the `FK_cs_id` foreign key constraint from `cs_entities` aligns with the summary. Verify that this change does not affect data integrity or application logic.
Verification successful --- The script executed to search for references to the `FK_cs_id` foreign key in SQL files did not find any matches. This suggests that there are no direct references to this foreign key in the SQL files within the codebase. Therefore, it appears that the removal of this foreign key does not directly affect any existing SQL queries or application logic that could be identified through this method. However, it's important to consider that there might be indirect dependencies or references in other parts of the application code that are not covered by this script. If you suspect that other components might be affected or if the application has complex interactions that are not captured by direct SQL file analysis, further review or testing might be necessary to ensure that there are no unintended side effects. - **Recommendation**: Consider additional testing or review of application components that might interact with the `cs_entities` table to ensure that the removal of the `FK_cs_id` foreign key does not cause unexpected issues.
Scripts Executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any potential issues in the application logic due to the removal of the `FK_cs_id` foreign key constraint from the `cs_entities` table. # Search for any SQL queries or application logic that might rely on the `FK_cs_id`. rg --files-with-matches --type sql 'FK_cs_id' | while read file; do # Test: Search for the usage of the foreign key to validate if it's still needed. Expect: No matches. rg 'FK_cs_id' "$file" done ``` Length of output: 57
--- `268-268`: The primary key constraint addition on `cs_attributes` is a good practice for ensuring data uniqueness and integrity. --- `325-330`: The creation of the new `connection_strategies` table with appropriate columns and primary key constraint is well executed. Ensure that the `id_project` column's NULL allowance is intentional and aligns with the application's requirements. --- `334-335`: The comments on the `status` and `type` columns in the `connection_strategies` table provide useful context for their usage. This is helpful for future maintenance and understanding of the table schema. --- `1138-1138`: The addition of the `vertical` column in the `connections` table is consistent with the summary. This should help in categorizing connections more effectively. --- `515-515`: The addition of the `id_project` column to the `attribute` table is crucial for linking attributes to specific projects. This aligns with the PR objectives to enhance data management.
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