Feat: Add created_at, workspaces_user

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new created_at timestamp column to the user table, enhancing user data tracking.

• Bug Fixes

  • Added functionality to reverse the migration if necessary, ensuring data integrity.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new database migration for the workspaces_user table, adding a created_at timestamp column. This migration script automatically sets a default timestamp for each user record, tracking when the user was first created in the system. The migration ensures data consistency by making the column non-nullable and providing a default value of the current timestamp.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/workspaces/migrations/0028_add_created_at_to_user_sql.py	Added new migration to introduce created_at column to workspaces_user table with timestamp and default value

Poem

🐰 A timestamp hops into view,
Marking moments, crisp and new,
User's birth, now crystal clear,
Migration dance, without a fear!
Rabbit stamps the record's time ✨

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• apps/workspaces/migrations/0028_add_created_at_to_user_sql.py (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (6)

apps/workspaces/migrations/0028_add_created_at_to_user_sql.py (6)

1-2: File docstring is appropriate for Django auto-generated migration
This header is purely auto-generated metadata and is fine as is.

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3-4: Imports look valid
Import of Django’s migrations is appropriate and required for migration classes.

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6-6: Migration class naming follows Django conventions
Having the Migration class is standard and matches Django’s naming convention.

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8-10: Dependency chain is correctly maintained
Listing dependency on the prior migration ensures that migrations maintain correct order and consistency.

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12-17: Forward SQL operation to add 'created_at'
Adding a non-null created_at column with a default of NOW() is a good way to track record creation time.

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18-21: Reverse SQL operation ensures rollback capability
Providing a reverse operation to drop the column maintains proper rollback support for this migration.

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