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participant Client
participant API
participant DB
participant RRULE
Client->>API: Request recurrence event details
API->>DB: Query policy and rule data
DB->>RRULE: Process recurrence rule using rrule library
RRULE-->>DB: Return computed recurrence dates
DB-->>API: Provide rule and schedule data
API-->>Client: Respond with rule-based event schedule
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packages/db/src/schema/rule.ts (2)
33-40: Consider adding foreign key index for policy_target tableWhile the foreign key is properly defined, adding an index on the policyId column would improve query performance, especially for queries filtering or joining on this column.
export const policyTarget = pgTable("policy_target", { id: uuid("id").primaryKey().defaultRandom(), policyId: uuid("policy_id") .notNull() + .index() .references(() => policy.id, { onDelete: "cascade" }), deploymentSelector: jsonb("deployment_selector").default(sql`NULL`), environmentSelector: jsonb("environment_selector").default(sql`NULL`), });
42-58: LGTM: Well-structured deny event table with proper rrule implementationThe ruleDeploymentDenyEvent table is well-defined with appropriate fields. The rrule field is correctly typed to match the Options interface from the rrule library, and the comment is helpful for understanding the implementation.
Consider adding an index on the policyId field for improved query performance, similar to the suggestion for the policyTarget table.
export const ruleDeploymentDenyEvent = pgTable("rule_deployment_deny_event", { id: uuid("id").primaryKey().defaultRandom(), policyId: uuid("policy_id") .notNull() + .index() .references(() => policy.id, { onDelete: "cascade" }), name: text("name").notNull(), description: text("description"), // RRule fields stored as JSONB to match Options interface rrule: jsonb("rrule").notNull().default("{}").$type<Options>(), createdAt: timestamp("created_at", { withTimezone: true }) .notNull() .defaultNow(), });
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packages/api/package.json (1)
43-43: LGTM: Added dependency for recurrence rule handlingThe addition of the
rrulelibrary (version ^2.8.1) is appropriate for handling recurrence rules in date/time management.packages/db/src/schema/index.ts (1)
25-25: LGTM: New schema exportThe export statement for the new rule schema has been properly integrated into the existing export list.
packages/db/package.json (1)
47-47: LGTM: Added dependency for rule schemaThe addition of the
rrulelibrary (version ^2.8.1) is consistent with its usage in the rule schema for handling recurrence rules.packages/db/src/schema/rule.ts (2)
1-14: LGTM: Proper imports and setupThe imports look good, including the Options type from rrule and the necessary components from drizzle-orm.
15-31: LGTM: Well-structured policy table definitionThe policy table is well-defined with appropriate fields and constraints. The foreign key relationship to the workspace table is properly set up with cascade deletion.
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packages/db/src/schema/rule.ts (2)
15-31: Well-structured policy table definition.The policy table has a good structure with:
- Properly defined primary key with auto-generated UUID
- Appropriate fields for policy metadata
- Clear foreign key relationship to workspace
- Good default values and constraints
Consider adding indexes for the foreign key (workspaceId) if you anticipate querying policies by workspace frequently.
55-55: Consider validating timeZone values.While storing timeZone as text is common, consider adding runtime validation to ensure only valid IANA timezone identifiers are stored (e.g., "America/New_York", "Europe/London").
You could implement this validation in your API layer or create a custom validation function in your schema.
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packages/db/src/schema/rule.ts (6)
1-14: Good choice of imports for the database schema.The imports are appropriately selected for a Drizzle ORM setup with PostgreSQL, including the Options type from rrule that will be used for the recurrence rules.
33-40: Verify the NULL default syntax for JSONB fields.The policy target table looks good overall with proper foreign key relationships. However, the
default(sql\NULL`)` syntax for JSONB fields is worth double-checking.While a previous reviewer confirmed this works with PostgreSQL, consider if an empty object
{}might be more appropriate than NULL for these selector fields, depending on how your application code handles these values.
42-43: Table naming follows proper convention.The table name "policy_rule_deny_window" follows the snake_case convention appropriate for PostgreSQL tables.
44-48: Foreign key relationship properly defined.The relationship to the policy table is correctly established with cascade delete behavior, which will automatically remove related deny windows when a policy is deleted.
52-54: Good use of JSONB for flexible recurrence rules.Storing the RRule as JSONB with proper type association to the Options interface is an excellent approach that provides both flexibility and type safety.
56-59: Timestamp definition looks good.According to the previous review comment, this timestamp definition works fine with PostgreSQL. The with timezone option is important for consistent datetime handling across different regions.
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packages/db/src/schema/resource.ts (1)
91-120: Consider renaming the table to match the variable nameThe table name
resource_releasedoesn't match the variable nameresourceDesiredRelease. While this works functionally, it might create confusion when referencing the table in code or when examining the database directly.Also, consider removing commented code (lines 110-116) until it's needed to maintain cleaner code.
-export const resourceDesiredRelease = pgTable( - "resource_release", +export const resourceDesiredRelease = pgTable( + "resource_desired_release", { id: uuid("id").primaryKey().defaultRandom(), resourceId: uuid("resource_id") .references(() => resource.id, { onDelete: "cascade" }) .notNull(), environmentId: uuid("environment_id") .references(() => environment.id, { onDelete: "cascade" }) .notNull(), deploymentId: uuid("deployment_id") .references(() => deployment.id, { onDelete: "cascade" }) .notNull(), desiredReleaseId: uuid("desired_release_id") .references(() => release.id, { onDelete: "set null" }) .default(sql`NULL`), - // selfReportedReleaseId: uuid("self_reported_release_id") - // .references(() => release.id, { onDelete: "set null" }) - // .default(sql`NULL`), - // lastReportedAt: timestamp("last_reported_at", { - // withTimezone: true, - // }).default(sql`NULL`), }, (t) => ({ uniq: uniqueIndex().on(t.resourceId, t.environmentId, t.deploymentId), }), );
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packages/db/src/schema/release.ts (3)
17-36: LGTM - Well-structured release table with proper referencesThe release table definition follows good database design practices with appropriate primary key, foreign keys to related tables, and cascading delete behavior which will help maintain referential integrity.
38-50: LGTM - Proper variable storage with sensitivity handlingThe releaseVariable table is well-designed with:
- Appropriate cascading delete behavior on the parent release
- Unique constraint on releaseId+key combination
- Boolean flag for sensitive information which will be useful for security purposes
52-63: LGTM - Good job tracking release-job relationshipsThe releaseJob table correctly establishes the many-to-many relationship between releases and jobs with proper cascading delete behaviors and timestamps.
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53-57: LGTM - Necessary imports addedThe imports for deployment, environment, and release are correctly added to support the foreign key relationships in the new table.
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packages/db/src/schema/resource.ts (1)
91-120: The resourceRelease table structure looks goodThe new table has appropriate foreign key constraints with cascade delete actions for
resourceId,environmentId, anddeploymentId, and a "set null" delete action fordesiredReleaseId. The unique index on the combination ofresourceId,environmentId, anddeploymentIdensures proper data integrity.Consider the following suggestions for completeness:
- You might want to add relation definitions for
resourceReleaseas you've done for other tables (likeresourceRelations, etc.)- TypeScript type definitions and schemas for this new table would help with type safety and consistency
- The commented-out fields for
selfReportedReleaseIdindicate future functionality. Consider documenting the plan for these fields or adding a TODO comment.
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53-57: Import additions look goodThese import statements are correctly added to provide references for the new
resourceReleasetable. The imports are necessary for the foreign key constraints defined in the new table.
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rrulelibrary for handling recurrence rules in date and time calculations.