Easi 4470/dataloaders linked

[samoddball]

EASI-4470

Description

• Hook up linked TRB Requests and linked System Intakes to dataloaders

How to test this change

• pull branch and create new system intake locally
• link it to existing systems, however many you want
• open postman, and navigate to Cedar/Core/System Summary/Get System
• use the id of the cedar system you linked the system intake to
• confirm the response contains the system intake id in the linkedSystemIntakes field
• you can create any number of TRB requests and system intakes and add the cedar system as the system
• resend the postman request and confirm the ids all show up where they should under linkedSystemIntakes and linkedTrbRequests

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• I have provided clear instructions on how to test the changes in this PR.
• I have updated tests or written new tests as appropriate in this PR.

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[mynar7]

nitpick, but these could all be in the same WithTransaction call, right?

Suggested change

	err = sqlutils.WithTransaction(ctx, s.testConfigs.Store, func(tx *sqlx.Tx) error {
	return s.testConfigs.Store.SetSystemIntakeSystems(ctx, tx, open1, systemNumbers)
	})
	s.NoError(err)
	err = sqlutils.WithTransaction(ctx, s.testConfigs.Store, func(tx *sqlx.Tx) error {
	return s.testConfigs.Store.SetSystemIntakeSystems(ctx, tx, open2, systemNumbers)
	})
	s.NoError(err)
	err = sqlutils.WithTransaction(ctx, s.testConfigs.Store, func(tx *sqlx.Tx) error {
	return s.testConfigs.Store.SetSystemIntakeSystems(ctx, tx, closed, systemNumbers)
	})
	s.NoError(err)
	err = sqlutils.WithTransaction(ctx, s.testConfigs.Store, func(tx *sqlx.Tx) error {
	if err = s.testConfigs.Store.SetSystemIntakeSystems(ctx, tx, open1, systemNumbers); err != nil {
	return err
	}
	if err = s.testConfigs.Store.SetSystemIntakeSystems(ctx, tx, open2, systemNumbers); err != nil {
	return err
	}
	if err = s.testConfigs.Store.SetSystemIntakeSystems(ctx, tx, closed, systemNumbers); err != nil {
	return err
	}
	return nil
	})
	s.NoError(err)

[samoddball]

they could be sure, but i wanted to keep it separate for tests (also easier to know which err occurred, for example)

[mynar7]

This code is my fault, but there's a helper you can use to shorten this to intake1 := s.createNewIntake()

[samoddball]

i need to create a closed one though

[mynar7]

I added a helper for these as well here

[samoddball]

same - i need a closed one

[mynar7]

Tested in the Graph Playground and it works!

[mynar7]

Update looks good!