refactor(database): improve remote config seeding and ad platform setup #56
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- Move remote config seeding logic to a dedicated method - Implement conditional insertion for remote config document - Set default ad platform to 'local' for initial remote config setup - Update seeding process to use $setOnInsert for existing documents
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This pull request refactors the database seeding service to enhance the robustness and reliability of initial data population, specifically for remote configurations and ad platform settings. The changes ensure that default configurations are applied non-destructively and are immediately production-ready, improving the overall integrity of the seeded database.
Highlights
- Improved Remote Config Seeding Logic: The database seeding process for remote configurations has been refactored to ensure that the initial remote config document is created only if it doesn't already exist. This prevents accidental overwrites of existing configurations.
- Production-Ready Ad Platform Setup: When seeding the initial remote configuration, the primary ad platform is now explicitly set to
AdPlatformType.localto ensure a production-ready setup from the start, avoiding the 'demo' platform. - Non-Destructive Seeding with $setOnInsert: The generic
_seedCollectionmethod has been updated to use$setOnInsertinstead of$setfor upsert operations. This crucial change ensures that when seeding data, existing documents are not overwritten, preserving any manual changes or subsequent updates.
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Code Review
This pull request refactors the database seeding logic, notably for remote configurations. The change to use $setOnInsert in the generic _seedCollection method is a great improvement for making the seeding process safer and more idempotent. The new dedicated _seedRemoteConfig method correctly isolates special logic for setting up the initial remote configuration. However, I've identified a critical issue regarding handling of empty fixture data and a high-severity race condition in the implementation. My comments provide suggestions to make the new method more robust and atomic, aligning it with best practices already used elsewhere in the codebase.
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Description
This pull request refactors the database seeding service to enhance the robustness and reliability of initial data population, specifically for remote configurations and ad platform settings. The changes ensure that default configurations are applied non-destructively and are immediately production-ready, improving the overall integrity of the seeded database.
Type of Change