Feat: Add created_at, workspaces_user

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https://app.clickup.com/1864988/v/l/6-901605343641-1

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

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

• Bug Fixes

  • Added a reverse operation for the migration, allowing for the removal of the created_at column if necessary.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new migration script for the workspaces_user table in the Django application. The migration adds a created_at timestamp column with a default value of the current time. This column will automatically record when a user record is created, providing a standard way to track the creation timestamp for user entries in the database.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/workspaces/migrations/0007_add_created_at_to_user_sql.py	Added new migration to introduce created_at TIMESTAMP column to workspaces_user table

Poem

🐰 A timestamp springs to life today,
In migrations, a rabbit's playful way,
created_at joins the database dance,
Tracking moments with a timestamped glance,
Django's magic, precise and bright! 🕰️

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[github-actions]

Tests	Skipped	Failures	Errors	Time
157	0 💤	0 ❌	0 🔥	12.304s ⏱️

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

apps/workspaces/migrations/0007_add_created_at_to_user_sql.py (1)

12-22: Consider adding an index on the new created_at column.
If you expect to frequently query or sort by the creation timestamp, adding an index (especially in large tables) can improve performance:

Example diff to add an index in the same migration:

 migrations.RunSQL(
     sql="""
         ALTER TABLE workspaces_user
         ADD COLUMN created_at TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE NOT NULL DEFAULT NOW();
+        CREATE INDEX workspaces_user_created_at_idx
+        ON workspaces_user (created_at);
     """,
     reverse_sql="""
         ALTER TABLE workspaces_user
         DROP COLUMN created_at;
+        DROP INDEX IF EXISTS workspaces_user_created_at_idx;
     """,
 ),

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

apps/workspaces/migrations/0007_add_created_at_to_user_sql.py (2)

1-2: Migration file header looks appropriate.
The auto-generated timestamp and the comment indicating the Django version are standard practice and help with traceability. No issues here.

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6-10: Dependencies correctly reference previous migration.
The migration depends on "0006_importsetting_import_code_fields", ensuring the correct execution order in sequence. Everything is in line with Django’s recommended approach.