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fix: Disable items category #674
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apps/workspaces/apis/import_settings/triggers.py (1)
78-79
: LGTM: New trigger for disabling items implemented correctly.The new conditional block successfully implements the trigger for disabling items when the
import_items
setting is turned off. The use ofasync_task
is appropriate for handling this potentially time-consuming operation.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this condition for improved code readability:
+ # Trigger item disabling when import_items is turned off if not workspace_general_settings_instance.import_items and old_workspace_general_settings.import_items: async_task('fyle_integrations_imports.tasks.disable_items', workspace_id=self.__workspace_id, is_import_enabled=False)
apps/workspaces/apis/import_settings/serializers.py (2)
95-96
: LGTM! Consider usingget()
for slight optimization.The introduction of
pre_save_general_settings
is a good approach to capture the pre-update state of general settings. This will allow for comparison in thepost_save_workspace_general_settings
method.Consider using
get()
instead offilter().first()
for a slight optimization, as we expect only one instance per workspace:pre_save_general_settings = WorkspaceGeneralSettings.objects.get(workspace_id=instance.id)If there's a possibility that the instance might not exist, you can use
get_or_none()
from Django'sget_object_or_404
utility:from django.shortcuts import get_object_or_404 pre_save_general_settings = get_object_or_404(WorkspaceGeneralSettings, workspace_id=instance.id)This will raise a 404 error if the instance doesn't exist, which might be preferable depending on your error handling strategy.
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: Summary: Changes align with PR objective, suggest thorough testingThe changes introduced in this file are minimal but significant. They align well with the PR objective of implementing a fix to disable all items through a trigger in general settings. The introduction of
pre_save_general_settings
and its usage in thepost_save_workspace_general_settings
method call allow for comparison between pre and post-update states of general settings.To ensure the reliability of these changes:
- Implement comprehensive unit tests for the
update
method inImportSettingsSerializer
, focusing on the new functionality.- Add integration tests to verify the interaction between
ImportSettingsSerializer
andImportSettingsTrigger
.- Perform manual testing to ensure that disabling all items through general settings works as expected in various scenarios.
These steps will help maintain the robustness of the import settings functionality and prevent potential regressions in the future.
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apps/workspaces/apis/import_settings/triggers.py (3)
3-3
: LGTM: New import for async task execution.The addition of
async_task
fromdjango_q.tasks
is appropriate for the new asynchronous task execution implemented in thepost_save_workspace_general_settings
method.
74-74
: LGTM: Updated method signature for comparing old and new settings.The addition of the
old_workspace_general_settings
parameter allows for comparison between the previous and current settings, which is necessary for implementing the new trigger functionality for disabling items.
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: Summary: Changes successfully implement the item disabling trigger.The modifications in this file effectively implement the trigger for disabling items through general settings, as outlined in the PR objectives. The new import, updated method signature, and conditional logic work together to achieve the desired functionality. The implementation uses asynchronous task execution, which is appropriate for potentially time-consuming operations.
apps/workspaces/apis/import_settings/serializers.py (1)
113-113
: LGTM! VerifyImportSettingsTrigger
class implementation.The modification to pass
pre_save_general_settings
topost_save_workspace_general_settings
aligns with the PR objective. This change allows for comparison between pre and post-update states, which is crucial for implementing the functionality to disable all items through a trigger in general settings.Please ensure that the
ImportSettingsTrigger
class has been updated to handle this new argument in itspost_save_workspace_general_settings
method. Run the following script to verify:If the script doesn't return any results, it means the
ImportSettingsTrigger
class needs to be updated to match the new method signature.✅ Verification successful
Verified!
The
ImportSettingsTrigger
class correctly implements thepost_save_workspace_general_settings
method with the additionalold_workspace_general_settings
parameter. This ensures that the method can effectively compare pre and post-update states, fulfilling the PR's objective to disable all items through a trigger in general settings.🏁 Scripts executed
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* disable/enable items * update submodule * update submodule * update submodule * add tests for cov * fix: disable items with trigger import settings * update submodule
Description
Fix for Items disable, we would disable all items only via trigger of general settings
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