[Fix] Comment entity employee based #8769
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThis pull request updates various models, DTOs, and services across the contracts and core packages to shift from user-centric properties and naming conventions to employee-centric ones. The changes replace identifiers like Changes
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participant CommentService
participant RequestContext
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Client->>CommentService: Submit create comment request\n(includes mentionEmployeeIds)
CommentService->>RequestContext: Retrieve employeeId & organizationId
CommentService->>DB: Create Comment (using employeeId, etc.)
DB-->>CommentService: Comment created
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CommentService->>MentionService: Update entity mentions (mentionEmployeeIds)
MentionService-->>CommentService: Mentions updated
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CommentService-->>Client: Return created comment
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Client->>TaskService: Submit update task request\n(includes mentionEmployeeIds)
TaskService->>DB: Update task entity
TaskService->>MentionService: Synchronize mentions (mentionEmployeeIds)
MentionService->>DB: Update mention records
TaskService-->>Client: Return updated task
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packages/core/src/lib/database/migrations/1739256362112-AlterCommentTableUsingEmployeeId.ts (2)
1-14: Consider using a logger or removing the console statement.
Usingconsole.logalongsidechalkin a migration can clutter logs in production environments. Adopting a standardized logging mechanism or removing the console statement can keep migrations clean and consistent.
344-367: Align foreign-key constraints with the intended domain model.
In the MySQLUpmigration,employeeIdreferences theemployeetable on delete cascade, butcreatedByIdreferences theusertable. If both properties are meant to track employees, consider consolidating them or clarifying the rationale for referencinguserin one case andemployeein the other.packages/core/src/lib/tasks/screening-tasks/dto/create-screening-task.dto.ts (1)
8-8: Fix typo in comment."Sreening" should be "Screening".
- * Create Sreening Task data validation request DTO + * Create Screening Task data validation request DTO🧰 Tools
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packages/contracts/src/lib/comment.model.ts (1)
7-23: Consider documenting the distinction between employee and user references.The interface maintains both employee-related (
resolvedBy,members) and user-related (createdBy) properties. Consider adding JSDoc comments to clarify when to use each type of reference to prevent confusion.+/** + * Represents a comment entity with both employee and user references. + * @property resolvedBy - The employee who resolved the comment + * @property members - The employees assigned to the comment + * @property createdBy - The user who created the comment + */ export interface IComment extends IBasePerTenantAndOrganizationEntityModel, IBasePerEntityType, IEmployeeEntityInput {packages/contracts/src/lib/task.model.ts (1)
43-44: Consider transitioning creator property to use IEmployee.While the mentions have been transitioned to use employee references, the
creatorproperty still usesIUser. For consistency with the PR's objective of moving to employee-based entities, consider updating this as well.- creator?: IUser; + creator?: IEmployee;Also applies to: 83-83
packages/core/src/lib/comment/comment.service.ts (2)
92-93: Remove debug logging in production code.Consider using a proper logging service instead of console.log for better error tracking and management in production.
- console.log(error); // Debug Logging + // Use a logging service + this.logger.error('Comment post failed', { error }); throw new BadRequestException('Comment post failed', error);
136-137: Remove debug logging in production code.Similar to the create method, replace console.log with proper logging service.
- console.log(error); // Debug Logging + // Use a logging service + this.logger.error('Comment update failed', { error }); throw new BadRequestException('Comment update failed', error);packages/core/src/lib/mention/mention.service.ts (1)
142-143: Remove debug logging in production code.Replace console.log with proper logging service for better error tracking.
- console.log(error); + // Use a logging service + this.logger.error('Error updating entity mentions', { error });packages/core/src/lib/comment/comment.entity.ts (1)
141-162: Consider adding index for createdBy relationship.While the relationship is well-structured, consider adding an index for the
createdByrelationship to optimize queries that filter or join on this field.@MultiORMManyToOne(() => User, { /** Indicates if relation column value can be nullable or not. */ nullable: true, /** Database cascade action on delete. */ onDelete: 'CASCADE' }) +@Index() @JoinColumn() createdBy?: IUser;packages/core/src/lib/tasks/task.service.ts (1)
792-792: Implement employee unsubscription functionality.The TODO comment indicates missing functionality for unsubscribing employees from tasks. This should be implemented to prevent potential memory leaks or inconsistent subscription states.
Would you like me to help implement the unsubscription functionality or create an issue to track this task?
packages/contracts/src/lib/user.model.ts (1)
39-40: LGTM! Consider tracking the TODO comment.The TODO comment appropriately documents the planned migration from
creator/creatorIdtocreatedBy/createdById.Would you like me to create an issue to track this TODO for future implementation?
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packages/core/src/lib/database/migrations/1739256362112-AlterCommentTableUsingEmployeeId.ts (2)
59-77: Verify consistency for foreign key references to bothemployeeanduser.
The migration addsemployeeIdreferencingemployeewhilecreatedByIdreferencesuser. If the goal is to migrate all references to an employee-centric model, ensure this dual reference is intentional and does not cause confusion or break data integrity.
102-221: Validate the repeated index drop-and-create approach for SQLite migrations.
SQLite migrations often require rebuilding tables, which can appear verbose. Ensure these repeated index operations match the intended table transformations. Excessive index dropping and recreating can sometimes mask potential data issues if done incorrectly.packages/core/src/lib/mention/dto/mentioned-employee-ids.dto.ts (1)
3-5: RenamingmentionUserIdstomentionEmployeeIdsaligns with the new employee-centric model.
This class properly implementsIMentionEmployeeIds, ensuring type consistency and clarity in the codebase. The use ofIsArray()andIsOptional()is appropriate for handling an optional list of IDs. Nice job.Also applies to: 9-9
packages/core/src/lib/tasks/dto/create-task.dto.ts (1)
4-5: Good update to referenceMentionEmployeeIdsDTO.
ReplacingMentionUserIdsDTOwithMentionEmployeeIdsDTOmaintains alignment with the employee-based approach for tasks. The intersection type usage appears consistent with the rest of the DTO.Also applies to: 13-13
packages/core/src/lib/comment/dto/create-comment.dto.ts (1)
4-4: LGTM! Changes align with employee-centric model.The updates to imports and property exclusions are consistent with the transition from user-based to employee-based entities.
Also applies to: 13-13
packages/core/src/lib/tasks/screening-tasks/dto/create-screening-task.dto.ts (1)
4-4: LGTM! Changes align with employee-centric model.The updates to imports and property exclusions are consistent with the transition from user-based to employee-based entities.
Also applies to: 13-13
packages/contracts/src/lib/mention.model.ts (1)
15-17: LGTM! New interface aligns with employee-centric model.The new
IMentionEmployeeIdsinterface withmentionEmployeeIdsproperty maintains type safety and follows the employee-centric model.packages/contracts/src/lib/screening-task.model.ts (1)
2-2: LGTM! Changes align with employee-centric model.The updates to imports and interface extensions are consistent with the transition from user-based to employee-based entities.
Also applies to: 23-23
packages/core/src/lib/comment/comment.entity.ts (1)
81-91: LGTM! Well-structured employee relationship.The employee relationship is properly configured with appropriate cascade options and nullable settings.
packages/core/src/lib/tasks/commands/handlers/task-create.handler.ts (1)
50-50: LGTM! Consistent renaming of mention-related variables.The renaming from
mentionUserIdstomentionEmployeeIdsis consistent with the codebase-wide shift to employee-based entities.Also applies to: 92-104
packages/core/src/lib/tasks/screening-tasks/screening-tasks.service.ts (1)
52-52: LGTM! Consistent variable renaming.The renaming from
mentionUserIdstomentionEmployeeIdsmaintains consistency with the codebase-wide changes.Also applies to: 97-104
packages/core/src/lib/tasks/task.service.ts (2)
76-76: LGTM! Consistent with employee-centric data model.The change from
mentionUserIdstomentionEmployeeIdsaligns with the broader shift to an employee-centric data model.
145-145: LGTM! Consistent mention service update.The update to use
mentionEmployeeIdsin the mention service call is consistent with the parameter change, and the error handling remains appropriate.packages/contracts/src/lib/task.model.ts (1)
18-18: LGTM! Changes align with employee-centric refactoring.The changes correctly update the mention-related imports and interface extensions from user-centric to employee-centric identifiers.
Also applies to: 83-83
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packages/contracts/src/lib/comment.model.ts (1)
21-28: Consider adding validation for parent-child relationship.While the parent-child relationship is correctly typed, there's no explicit validation to prevent circular references.
Consider adding a validation decorator or runtime check to ensure a comment cannot be its own ancestor.
packages/contracts/src/lib/base-entity.model.ts (1)
83-113: Consider enhancing enum documentation and organization.While the enum is comprehensive, it could benefit from better organization and documentation.
Consider:
- Grouping related entities using comments
- Adding JSDoc comments for each enum value
- Sorting values alphabetically for easier maintenance
Example structure:
/** * Defines the type of entity used in BaseEntity model */ export enum BaseEntityEnum { // Core entities Employee = 'Employee', Tenant = 'Tenant', User = 'User', // Organization entities Organization = 'Organization', OrganizationContact = 'OrganizationContact', OrganizationDepartment = 'OrganizationDepartment', // ... other org entities // Task-related entities Task = 'Task', TaskLinkedIssue = 'TaskLinkedIssue', TaskView = 'TaskView', // ... remaining entities }packages/core/src/lib/comment/comment.entity.ts (2)
65-83: Add JSDoc for cascade behavior.While the cascade configuration is correct, its behavior should be documented.
Add JSDoc to explain the cascade delete behavior:
/** * Comment author * @remarks * When an employee is deleted, all their comments will be automatically deleted * due to CASCADE delete configuration. */ @MultiORMManyToOne(() => Employee, { nullable: true, onDelete: 'CASCADE' }) employee?: IEmployee;
148-159: Add missing JSDoc documentation for many-to-many relationships.The many-to-many relationships lack proper documentation.
Add descriptive JSDoc comments:
/** * Members assigned to this comment * @remarks * Represents a many-to-many relationship with employees through the comment_employee pivot table */ @MultiORMManyToMany(() => Employee, ...) members?: IEmployee[]; /** * Teams assigned to this comment * @remarks * Represents a many-to-many relationship with organization teams through the comment_team pivot table */ @MultiORMManyToMany(() => OrganizationTeam, ...) teams?: IOrganizationTeam[];Also applies to: 162-173
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packages/contracts/src/lib/comment.model.ts (3)
2-2: LGTM! Import changes align with the employee-centric migration.The imports have been correctly updated to reflect the shift from user to employee-based models.
Also applies to: 4-4
6-6: Verify the completeness of IComment interface properties.The interface has been updated to use employee-based properties, but there might be a potential issue with tracking comment history.
Consider adding
editedByandeditedByIdproperties to track which employee made edits, since we already trackeditedAt.export interface IComment extends IBasePerEntityType, ICommentAuthor { // ... existing properties ... editedAt?: Date; + editedBy?: IEmployee; + editedById?: ID; // ... remaining properties ... }Also applies to: 18-18
30-32: LGTM! Interface extension is correct.The
ICommentUpdateInputinterface correctly extendsIMentionEmployeeIdsand properly omits the necessary fields.
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packages/core/src/lib/comment/commands/handlers/comment.create.handler.ts (2)
9-9: Consider maintaining encapsulation with private readonly.The constructor's visibility modifier has been changed from
privateto justreadonly. Whilereadonlyprevents modification after initialization, removingprivatereduces encapsulation.- constructor(readonly commentService: CommentService) {} + constructor(private readonly commentService: CommentService) {}
23-30: Consider providing more specific error messages.While the error handling is a good addition, the error message could be more specific to help identify the root cause.
- throw new BadRequestException('Comment post failed', error); + throw new BadRequestException(`Failed to create comment: ${error.message}`, error);packages/core/src/lib/comment/comment.entity.ts (4)
65-84: Consider adding eager loading for the employee relationship.Since the employee (author) is a crucial part of a comment, consider adding
eager: trueto load this relationship automatically when fetching comments.@MultiORMManyToOne(() => Employee, { /** Indicates if relation column value can be nullable or not. */ nullable: true, /** Database cascade action on delete. */ - onDelete: 'CASCADE' + onDelete: 'CASCADE', + eager: true })
152-161: Consider using a more descriptive name for the pivot table.The current pivot table name
comment_employeecould be more descriptive to indicate the relationship type (assignment).- pivotTable: 'comment_employee', // Table name for pivot table + pivotTable: 'comment_assigned_employees', // Table name for pivot table-@JoinTable({ name: 'comment_employee' }) +@JoinTable({ name: 'comment_assigned_employees' })
81-84: Consider adding a composite index for comment filtering.Since comments are likely to be filtered by both employee and resolution status, consider adding a composite index.
Add the following decorator above the class definition:
@Index(['employeeId', 'resolved']) @Index(['resolvedById', 'resolved'])Also applies to: 105-108
63-64: Enhance relationship documentation.Consider adding more detailed JSDoc comments to explain:
- The purpose of each relationship
- The impact of cascade actions
- Any constraints or business rules
Example enhancement:
/** * The employee who authored this comment. * When the employee is deleted, all their comments will be cascade deleted. */Also applies to: 75-77, 99-101
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packages/core/src/lib/subscription/events/handlers/subscription.create.handler.ts (1)
10-19: Great improvements to the documentation!The updated JSDoc documentation is more comprehensive and clearer, with proper sections for description, parameters, return type, and error handling.
packages/core/src/lib/comment/comment.module.ts (1)
7-7: LGTM! Module dependencies updated correctly.The replacement of
UserModulewithEmployeeModulealigns with the transition from user-centric to employee-centric properties.Also applies to: 19-19
packages/core/src/lib/comment/commands/handlers/comment.create.handler.ts (1)
11-21: LGTM! Well-structured JSDoc comments.The added JSDoc comments provide comprehensive documentation about the method's purpose, parameters, return type, and potential exceptions.
packages/contracts/src/lib/comment.model.ts (2)
2-2: LGTM! Clear and meaningful type imports.The import changes are well-structured, with a meaningful alias for
IEmployeeEntityInputasICommentAuthor.Also applies to: 4-4
21-28: LGTM! Well-structured interface extensions.The interface extensions are properly updated to reflect the transition to employee-centric properties while maintaining type safety.
Also applies to: 30-32
packages/core/src/lib/comment/commands/handlers/comment.update.handler.ts (3)
10-10: Consider maintaining encapsulation with private readonly.Similar to the create handler, the constructor's visibility modifier should maintain encapsulation.
- constructor(readonly commentService: CommentService) {} + constructor(private readonly commentService: CommentService) {}
11-23: LGTM! Well-structured JSDoc comments.The added JSDoc comments provide comprehensive documentation.
25-31: Consider providing more specific error messages.The error message could be more specific to help identify the root cause.
- throw new BadRequestException('Comment update failed', error); + throw new BadRequestException(`Failed to update comment: ${error.message}`, error);packages/core/src/lib/comment/comment.entity.ts (1)
5-5: LGTM! Import changes align with the new employee-centric model.The updated imports correctly reflect the transition from user-centric to employee-centric entities and include necessary validation decorators.
Also applies to: 7-8
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packages/core/src/lib/database/migrations/1739364133493-AlterCommentEntityTable.ts (3)
5-6: Use consistent naming and ensure that thenameproperty is updated if the file name changes.
Your migration class has anameproperty identical to the class name. If the file name changes but the class name is updated, or vice-versa, the mismatch can cause confusion and is error-prone.
13-30: Consider removing or replacing console logs in production migrations.
Usingconsole.login migrations is helpful for debugging, but it's often discouraged in production code. If you still want logs, consider using a structured logger (e.g., Winston) to enable better log filtering, formatting, and transport.
104-109: Confirm that cascading delete on theemployeetable is the intended behavior.
DeclaringON DELETE CASCADEmeans deleting an employee record will also remove associated comments. This could cause unintentional data loss if you typically keep comment history.Do you want an alternative approach, such as
ON DELETE SET NULL?Also applies to: 112-117
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packages/core/src/lib/database/migrations/1739364133493-AlterCommentEntityTable.ts (5)
18-20: Provide implementations or remove placeholders for non-Postgres migrations if they are unsupported.
SQLite and MySQL methods call empty placeholders. If your application officially supports these databases, you need to implement them. If not, consider removing them or documenting that only Postgres is supported to reduce confusion.Also applies to: 24-26
60-64: Verify that dropping these foreign keys will not fail if they don’t exist.
If a prior migration changed constraint names, callingDROP CONSTRAINTby a hardcoded name can fail. Double-check the actual constraint names in your schema or handle the possibility that constraints might not be present.
75-82: Ensure that rows without a corresponding employee record do not cause data loss.
TheUPDATE ... FROM "employee" e WHERE "comment"."creatorId" = e."userId"implies rows will stay with aNULLemployeeIdifcreatorIdhas no corresponding employee. If you want to preserve comments from unlinked users, confirm this logic is correct or implement a fallback.Also applies to: 84-91
125-130: Verify that dropping foreign key constraints by name will work in your environment.
As with the “up” migration, ensure the constraint names match those currently in the schema to avoid runtime errors.Also applies to: 127-129
143-148: Review data mapping logic for employees that do not exist in theemployeetable.
This migration setscreatorIdandresolvedByIdfromemployeeIdvia theemployeetable. If noemployeerecord is found, those fields becomeNULL, which might cause data inconsistency.Also applies to: 152-157
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189-196:⚠️ Potential issueImplement SQLite migrations or document unsupported databases.
The empty SQLite migration methods should either be implemented or documented as unsupported.
Consider one of these approaches:
- Implement the SQLite migrations
- Throw an error indicating SQLite is not supported:
-public async sqliteUpQueryRunner(queryRunner: QueryRunner): Promise<any> {} +public async sqliteUpQueryRunner(queryRunner: QueryRunner): Promise<any> { + throw new Error('SQLite database is not supported for this migration'); +}
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packages/core/src/lib/database/migrations/1739364133493-AlterCommentEntityTable.ts (1)
242-243: Fix step numbering in MySQL up migration.The step numbering in comments is incorrect. Step 6 appears twice (lines 237 and 242).
-// Step 6: Create indexes on the new columns. +// Step 7: Create indexes on the new columns.packages/core/src/lib/comment/comment.controller.ts (1)
59-60: Remove unnecessary comment about type specification.The commented suggestion about type specification is redundant since the type is already specified in the success response (line 41).
- description: 'Found one record' - // You can specify a type here if needed: type: Comment, + description: 'Found one record'
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1-325:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify data integrity during migration.
The migration strategy looks solid, but there are a few considerations:
- The migration assumes a 1:1 mapping between users and employees
- There's no validation of successful data migration
- The cascade delete might need careful consideration
Run this script to verify the data mapping:
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#!/bin/bash # Check for users with multiple employee records or employees without users ast-grep --pattern 'SELECT COUNT(*) as count, "userId" FROM "employee" GROUP BY "userId" HAVING count > 1;'Length of output: 109
Data Integrity Verification Needed
The migration script appears structurally sound, but please note the following:
- The migration assumes a strict 1:1 mapping between users and employees. The provided verification script didn’t yield conclusive evidence regarding multiple employee records per user. Please manually verify this mapping in your production/test dataset.
- There is currently no built-in validation that confirms the successful data migration. Consider adding post-migration checks or logging to ensure data integrity.
- Double-check that the cascade delete rules are aligned with your overall data integrity and business logic, so that unintended deletions are avoided.
packages/core/src/lib/comment/comment.controller.ts (3)
18-19: LGTM! Import paths updated to use absolute paths.The change from relative to absolute paths aligns with NestJS best practices for better maintainability.
34-36: LGTM! Documentation improvements enhance code readability.The addition of JSDoc comments to all methods improves code documentation and follows best practices.
Also applies to: 53-55, 71-73, 90-92, 113-115
47-47:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify the impact of adding trailing slashes to routes.
The addition of trailing slashes to routes (
/,/:id) makes them more explicit but could affect existing API consumers. NestJS treats routes with and without trailing slashes as different routes.Please ensure that:
- All API consumers are updated to use the new route format
- No duplicate routes exist in the application (with and without trailing slashes)
Also applies to: 66-66, 84-84, 107-107
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Search for other route definitions in the codebase to check for potential conflicts rg -A 1 "@(Get|Post|Put|Delete)\(['\"](/?comment|/comment)" --type tsLength of output: 73
Verify the impact of trailing slash updates on API routes.
The route definitions in
packages/core/src/lib/comment/comment.controller.ts(lines 47, 66, 84, 107) have been updated to include trailing slashes (e.g. GET'/', GET'/:id', etc.). While a search for conflicting duplicate routes (with and without trailing slashes) produced no output using the automated script, it’s crucial to manually verify that:
- All API consumers are updated or compatible with the new route format.
- No duplicate endpoints exist due to mixing trailing/ non-trailing slash routes.
Please conduct a further manual review to ensure there are no unforeseen regressions.
packages/core/src/lib/database/migrations/1739364133493-AlterCommentEntityTable.ts
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