Remove PostgreSQL Extensions and Implement Case-Insensitive Handling #1872
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This pull request includes several important changes to our codebase. The primary goals of these changes are to optimize our code structure, improve functionality, and enhance the robustness and usability of our system.
Key Changes:
Migration Script Adjustments:
pgcrypto,uuid-ossp, andcitexthave been removed from the migration scripts. This change simplifies our database setup and reduces dependencies on specific PostgreSQL extensions.namefields in the user and API key tables have been changed fromcitexttoVARCHAR. This change is necessary to support case-insensitive handling of these fields.Service Functionality Updates:
nameandemailfields in a case-insensitive manner. This ensures that user interactions are more flexible and user-friendly.namefield in a case-insensitive manner. This prevents the creation of duplicate API keys with the same name but different cases.Test Updates:
typefield in the tests have been expanded to includemerico_metric_system, ensuring that our tests cover the new functionality comprehensively.Impact:
These changes will improve the overall stability and performance of our system. By removing unnecessary PostgreSQL extensions and implementing case-insensitive handling, we enhance the user experience and simplify our database schema. The updated tests ensure that our new functionality is thoroughly validated.
Testing:
All changes have been thoroughly tested to ensure that they do not introduce any regressions. The updated migration scripts, service logic, and tests have been verified to work correctly in our development environment.
Conclusion:
This pull request represents a significant step forward in optimizing our codebase and improving our system's functionality. By removing PostgreSQL extensions and implementing case-insensitive handling, we make our system more robust and user-friendly. I recommend merging these changes to take advantage of these improvements.
Review Request:
I would appreciate a thorough review of these changes to ensure they meet our standards and do not introduce any unforeseen issues. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns.
Thank you for your attention to this pull request.