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Next.js app that serves serlo.org
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refactor(taxonomy): Remove `taxonomyId` #3882

Closed kulla closed 1 month ago

kulla commented 1 month ago

After https://github.com/serlo/db-migrations/issues/346 there is no taxonomy table / taxonomy ID for a taxonomy term => Thus I would delete the quest of it in the query so that I can delete this field in the API in https://github.com/serlo/api.serlo.org/pull/1561

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Seven Pages Changed Size

The following pages changed size from the code in this PR compared to its base branch:

Page Size (compressed) First Load
/___editor_preview 484.79 KB (-20 B) 588.64 KB
/entity/create/[type]/[taxonomyId] 486.17 KB (-19 B) 590.03 KB
/entity/repository/add-revision/[...id] 485.47 KB (-16 B) 589.33 KB
/page/create 485.46 KB (-19 B) 589.32 KB
/taxonomy/term/create/[parent_id]/[id] 485.22 KB (-20 B) 589.08 KB
/taxonomy/term/update/[id] 485.17 KB (-15 B) 589.03 KB
/user/settings 484.13 KB (-23 B) 587.98 KB
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