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feat: sync code review requests #39

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new CodeReviewRequest table for enhanced tracking of code review requests.
    • Updated functionality to handle pull request reviews and review requests more effectively.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved management of review requests, including status updates for added and removed requests.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced schema documentation to reflect new relationships and constraints related to code review requests.

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This pull request introduces a new database feature for tracking code review requests in a GitHub-integrated application. A new CodeReviewRequest table is created in the database schema with comprehensive indexing and Row Level Security (RLS) policies. The Prisma schema is updated to include the new model and establish relationships with existing models like PullRequest, GitProfile, and Workspace. The GitHub code review service is enhanced to support syncing and processing review requests, including tracking their creation, deletion, and status.

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File Change Summary
apps/api/prisma/migrations/... Added new CodeReviewRequest migration with:
- Table creation with fields like id, createdAt, pullRequestId
- Multiple indexes for performance
- Row Level Security policies
apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma Added new CodeReviewRequest model with:
- Relationships to PullRequest, GitProfile, Workspace
- Unique constraints on pullRequestId and reviewerId
apps/api/src/app/github/services/github-code-review.service.ts Updated service to handle code review requests:
- Added ReviewRequestData interface
- Modified fetchPullRequestReviews to return review requests
- Introduced upsertCodeReviewRequests function

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🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
apps/api/src/app/github/services/github-code-review.service.ts (4)

93-96: Ensure error handling for upsert operations
While the calls to fetch and upsert are fine, consider providing more robust error handling for each step to propagate or handle potential GitHub or DB errors gracefully.


119-121: Timeline items logic expansion
Including REVIEW_REQUEST_REMOVED_EVENT here is a solid approach to capture removals. Ensure you have test coverage for both request creation and removal scenarios.


276-326: Implementation of getReviewRequests
• Sorting events by createdAt is logical to handle request→removal order.
• The approach of storing in a Map, then updating deletedAt is straightforward.
Recommendation: Add unit tests for multiple “request→remove→request again” scenarios to ensure correctness.


328-364: Upsert logic with parallel processing
Parallel upserts are efficient. However, if an error occurs in the middle, partial commits might be left behind. Consider either transaction semantics or a fallback strategy if concurrency issues arise.

apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma (1)

374-395: New CodeReviewRequest model
• The fields (createdAt, deletedAt, etc.) align well with your domain’s requirements.
• The @unique on (pullRequestId, reviewerId) prevents duplicates.
• The onDelete: Cascade ensures proper cleanup.

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  • apps/api/prisma/migrations/20241217044750_create_code_review_request_table/migration.sql (1 hunks)
  • apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma (4 hunks)
  • apps/api/src/app/github/services/github-code-review.service.ts (7 hunks)
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apps/api/src/app/github/services/github-code-review.service.ts (4)

38-42: Good use of typed interface to capture request details
This dedicated interface improves clarity around what's stored for review requests (createdAt, deletedAt, author).


110-110: Return type extended to include reviewRequests
Great addition to keep the returned data well-structured. Verify that no downstream code relies on the old return type.


208-213: Filtering timeline items
This filter ensures only actual user events (not bots) are processed. Confirm if there's a fallback for non-User reviewers, e.g. teams.


253-253: Exposing reviewRequests
Returning reviewRequests ensures callers can handle them without re-fetching.

apps/api/prisma/migrations/20241217044750_create_code_review_request_table/migration.sql (3)

1-12: Table creation
The table definition is aligned with typical naming conventions. The presence of a deletedAt column is helpful for soft deletes. Check that no foreign key constraints are missing.


14-25: Indexes and uniqueness
Indexing on workspace, reviewer, and pullRequest helps performance. The unique constraint on (pullRequestId, reviewerId) is correct to avoid duplicates.


26-30: RLS policies
RLS enforcement is critical for multi-tenant setups. Great job specifying workspace-based isolation plus a bypass policy.

apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma (1)

99-103: References to CodeReviewRequest
Linking new CodeReviewRequest model to GitProfile, Workspace, and PullRequest ensures smooth relational querying. Validate you have adequate cascading rules.

Also applies to: 158-158, 299-302

@waltergalvao waltergalvao merged commit 6f8a7e8 into main Dec 19, 2024
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