fix: migration dependency

[Hrishabh17]

Description

fix: migration dependency

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Database Migrations
  • Updated task log model to include a reference to expense groups
  • Added dependency on a new migration from the expense tracking system
  • Configured expense group field with null support and unique constraint

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Walkthrough

This pull request modifies the migration and model for the tasklog in the tasks application. The change introduces a new dependency on a migration from the fyle app and updates the expense_group field in the tasklog model. The modification establishes a foreign key relationship with the expensegroup model, allowing null values and implementing a protect-on-delete strategy to maintain data integrity.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/tasks/migrations/0013_alter_tasklog_expense_group.py	Added migration dependency on fyle app's 0041_auto_20241226_1155
apps/tasks/models.py	Modified expense_group field to be a ForeignKey to expensegroup model

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🐰 A migration's tale, a rabbit's delight,
Foreign keys dancing in the database night
Null values welcome, protect what we hold
Tasks and expenses, their story now told!
Migrations hop, with dependencies bright 🔑

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🔇 Additional comments (1)

apps/tasks/migrations/0013_alter_tasklog_expense_group.py (1)

Line range hint 16-21: Verify data integrity before applying unique constraint.

Adding a unique constraint to an existing field that allows null values could fail if:

1. Multiple tasklog records have null expense_group
2. Duplicate expense_group references exist in current data

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Additionally, consider adding a data migration step before this schema migration to clean up any duplicate or invalid references.

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