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  • New Features

    • Introduced enhanced options for managing releases, allowing more precise control over release data with specific identifier and variable inputs.
    • Added new methods for updating release variables and versions.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined the release creation and update processes by consolidating parameters and clarifying operational behaviors.

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The changes update the release management methods within the rule-engine repository. The DatabaseReleaseRepository class now uses createRelease instead of create and upsertRelease in place of the old upsert, with parameter modifications. Two new methods, updateReleaseVariables and updateReleaseVersion, have been added. Additionally, the ReleaseTargetIdentifier type has been removed from both the repository implementation and its interface declaration.

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packages/rule-engine/src/repositories/db-release-repository.ts Renamed createcreateRelease and upsertupsertRelease (with parameter changes). Added new methods: updateReleaseVariables and updateReleaseVersion. Removed ReleaseTargetIdentifier import.
packages/rule-engine/src/repositories/types.ts Updated upsert in the ReleaseRepository interface to upsertRelease with revised parameters. Removed ReleaseTargetIdentifier from imports.

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    participant Client
    participant DBReleaseRepository
    participant Database

    Client->>DBReleaseRepository: createRelease(release)
    DBReleaseRepository->>Database: Insert release record
    Database-->>DBReleaseRepository: Confirmation

    Client->>DBReleaseRepository: upsertRelease(versionId, variables)
    DBReleaseRepository->>Database: Upsert release record
    Database-->>DBReleaseRepository: Upsert result

    Client->>DBReleaseRepository: updateReleaseVariables(variables)
    DBReleaseRepository->>DBReleaseRepository: Fetch latest versionId
    DBReleaseRepository->>Database: Upsert release with variables
    Database-->>DBReleaseRepository: Upsert result

    Client->>DBReleaseRepository: updateReleaseVersion(versionId)
    DBReleaseRepository->>DBReleaseRepository: Retrieve latest variables
    DBReleaseRepository->>Database: Upsert release with versionId
    Database-->>DBReleaseRepository: Upsert result
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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
packages/rule-engine/src/repositories/types.ts (1)

62-65: Method signature updated to be more explicit

The renaming from upsert to upsertRelease makes the method's purpose clearer, and the parameter changes make it more explicit by directly specifying what's needed instead of using an options object.

However, the JSDoc comment above (lines 55-61) still refers to the old parameter structure with @param options. Consider updating the documentation to match the new signature.

 /**
  * Creates or retrieves an existing release for given parameters
- * @param options - The release target identifier
  * @param versionId - Version ID for the release
  * @param variables - Variables for the release
  * @returns Object with created flag and the release
  */
packages/rule-engine/src/repositories/db-release-repository.ts (3)

166-168: Incomplete method documentation

The JSDoc comment for the upsertRelease method appears to be incomplete. Line 168 is empty but might have previously contained important documentation.

Consider completing the documentation to fully describe the method's purpose and behavior.


210-216: New helper method adds useful functionality

This new method provides a convenient way to update just the variables while keeping the current version ID, which is a common use case.

Consider adding JSDoc documentation to maintain consistency with other methods in the class:

+/**
+ * Creates or retrieves an existing release with current version ID and new variables
+ * @param variables - The variables for the release
+ * @returns Object indicating if a new release was created and the final release, or null if no version ID exists
+ */
 async upsertReleaseWithVariables(
   variables: MaybeVariable[],
 ): Promise<{ created: boolean; release: ReleaseWithId } | null> {

218-223: New helper method adds useful functionality

This new method provides a convenient way to update just the version while keeping the current variables, which is a common use case.

Consider adding JSDoc documentation to maintain consistency with other methods in the class:

+/**
+ * Creates or retrieves an existing release with new version ID and current variables
+ * @param versionId - The version ID for the release
+ * @returns Object indicating if a new release was created and the final release
+ */
 async upsertReleaseWithVersionId(
   versionId: string,
 ): Promise<{ created: boolean; release: ReleaseWithId }> {
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packages/rule-engine/src/repositories/db-release-repository.ts (2)

158-164: Method rename enhances clarity

The rename from create to createRelease makes the method's purpose more explicit and follows a consistent naming pattern with other methods in the class.


173-208: Method signature updated for clarity

The renaming from upsert to upsertRelease and the parameter changes improve clarity by being more explicit about what the method needs.

The implementation correctly uses the new parameters and properly updates the call to the renamed createRelease method.

@jsbroks jsbroks merged commit afdeed7 into main Apr 6, 2025
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