feat: GCal event series for Standup

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced the meeting series creation process, improving integration with Google Calendar events.
  • Added functionality to capture and utilise the Google Calendar series ID for better database updates.

• Bug Fixes

  • Streamlined conditional logic to ensure efficient evaluation when starting new meeting series.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates to the startTeamPrompt mutation resolver enhance its efficiency in managing meeting series and Google Calendar events. Key improvements include streamlined logic for creating meeting series, direct checks for their existence, and the inclusion of the gcalSeriesId to facilitate updates to the database. Additionally, the integration of Kysely for database operations marks a significant advancement in handling PostgreSQL interactions.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.../mutations/startTeamPrompt.ts	Enhanced logic for meeting series creation, consolidated conditional checks, added gcalSeriesId, and integrated Kysely for database operations.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Mutation
    participant Database
    participant GoogleCalendar

    User->>Mutation: startTeamPrompt()
    Mutation->>GoogleCalendar: createGcalEvent()
    GoogleCalendar-->>Mutation: gcalSeriesId
    Mutation->>Database: createMeetingSeries(gcalSeriesId)
    Database-->>Mutation: success
    Mutation->>User: notification

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packages/server/graphql/public/mutations/startTeamPrompt.ts (6)

3-3: Import statement for getKysely is correct.

The import statement aligns with the new functionality introduced for PostgreSQL operations.

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66-71: Conditional analytics and notification actions are logical.

The changes ensure that analytics and notifications are only triggered when a new meeting series is created.

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73-89: Enhanced Google Calendar integration and gcalSeriesId handling.

The changes ensure that the gcalSeriesId is captured and stored in the database, enhancing integration with Google Calendar.

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83-89: Appropriate use of Kysely for PostgreSQL operations.

The use of Kysely to update the MeetingSeries table with the gcalSeriesId aligns with the shift towards using it for PostgreSQL operations.

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89-91: Inclusion of hasGcalError in the return statement is a good practice.

The changes provide more context to the caller by indicating if there was an error with Google Calendar.

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65-66: Streamlined meeting series creation logic.

The changes improve readability and efficiency. Ensure that rrule is properly validated before use.

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Streamlined meeting series creation logic.

The changes improve readability and efficiency. The rrule is properly validated before use, as evidenced by the validation logic found in packages/server/graphql/public/types/RRule.ts and corresponding test files.

• Validation logic for rrule includes checks for interval values, frequency, and time zone.
• Tests confirm that invalid rrule values are correctly handled.

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