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Prod and Dev Environments Sharing Same Fire Store Collections/Indexes #296

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davidgxue opened this issue Feb 12, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #304
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Prod and Dev Environments Sharing Same Fire Store Collections/Indexes #296

davidgxue opened this issue Feb 12, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #304
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Describe the bug
There's an issue with sharing the same Firestore collections and indexes between the production and development environments. Currently, both environments are using the same Firestore setup, causing conflicts and data integrity issues. The metrics being tracked and put into snowflake is also incorrect because of this

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To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Access the Ask-Astro website or Ask-Astro Slackbot in the production environment.
  2. Ask questions/send requests
  3. Repeat the same actions in the development environment.
  4. The same Firestore collections/indexes being used

Expected behavior
The production and development environments should have separate Firestore collections and indexes to ensure data isolation and prevent interference between the two environments.

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Completed after copying is_example docs from -dev- index to -prod index

@davidgxue davidgxue changed the title [Blocked] Prod and Dev Environments Sharing Same Fire Store Collections/Indexes Prod and Dev Environments Sharing Same Fire Store Collections/Indexes Mar 1, 2024
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Fix No Feedback Defaults to 0 Score (Negative Feedback) in Snowflake (#…
4ba6d00 
…304)

### Description
- Super simple code change
- Also changing snowflake db table schema (not code change not shown in
PR)
- Tested by creating new firestore collection indexes

closes #291
closes #296 (second issue is used to test, no code change related)
closes #275

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Co-authored-by: Wei Lee <weilee.rx@gmail.com>
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Fix No Feedback Defaults to 0 Score (Negative Feedback) in Snowflake astronomer/ask-astro
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