Memory event only including date issue for webhooks fix

[mdmohsin7]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new environment variable SERVICE_ACCOUNT_JSON for service account configuration.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced the clarity of event data structure by modifying the date format in the Memory class, ensuring full retention of event attributes.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications to the as_dict_cleaned_dates method in the Memory class located in backend/models/memory.py. The change updates how the events attribute is processed, specifically altering the format of the start date within event dictionaries. Additionally, a new environment variable SERVICE_ACCOUNT_JSON is added to the .env.template file in backend/pusher, allowing for the inclusion of a service account's JSON configuration.

Changes

File	Change Summary
backend/models/memory.py	Modified as_dict_cleaned_dates method to change how start date is formatted in events attribute.
backend/pusher/.env.template	Added new environment variable SERVICE_ACCOUNT_JSON for service account JSON configuration.

Possibly related PRs

• Convert to iso format after creating a dict of the whole memory #1174: The changes in this PR directly modify the as_dict_cleaned_dates method in the Memory class, which is the same method that is altered in the main PR, indicating a strong connection in how event data is processed.

🐰 In the meadow where bunnies play,
A change was made to brighten the day.
With dates now clear in a structured way,
And service accounts ready to stay.
Hops of joy for code so neat,
In our burrow, we dance on our feet! 🌼

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backend/models/memory.py (1)

206-208: LGTM! Please verify webhook consumers.

The implementation correctly preserves all event fields while properly formatting the date. The use of dictionary unpacking is a clean approach to maintain the event structure.

Let's verify if there are any webhook consumers that might be affected by this change:

✅ Verification successful

Let's examine the webhook implementation to understand how memory events are processed.

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Implementation is safe to proceed

The webhook implementation in backend/utils/webhooks.py shows that memory events are sent using memory.as_dict_cleaned_dates(), which is exactly the method being modified. The change preserves backward compatibility since:

1. All existing event fields are maintained through dictionary unpacking
2. The date is still converted to ISO format, which is a standard format for JSON APIs
3. The webhook endpoint receives the complete memory object, so the structure remains consistent

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[beastoin]

lgtm @mdmohsin7 🥳 , next time dont forget provide me w/ a test(happy case is good enough) to go