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def get_sentry_apps_for_organization(self, *, organization_id: int) -> list[RpcSentryApp]: |
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/propel explain this function
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The get_sentry_apps_for_organization
function, added at line 337 in src/sentry/sentry_apps/services/app/impl.py
, is responsible for retrieving all active Sentry Apps for a given organization.
Here's a breakdown of its functionality:
- Purpose: To fetch a list of Sentry Apps that are owned by a specific organization and are currently active (not in the process of being deleted).
- Parameters: It takes one keyword argument:
organization_id
(int): The unique identifier of the organization whose Sentry Apps are to be retrieved.
- Logic:
- It queries the
SentryApp
database table. - It filters these apps based on two conditions:
- The
owner_id
of the Sentry App must match the providedorganization_id
. - The Sentry App must have an associated
application
(i.e.,application__isnull=False
).
- The
- It then excludes any Sentry Apps that have a
status
ofDELETION_IN_PROGRESS
, ensuring only truly active apps are returned. - Finally, it serializes the resulting
SentryApp
objects intoRpcSentryApp
format and returns them as a list.
- It queries the
- Return Value: A list of
RpcSentryApp
objects, representing the active Sentry Apps for the specified organization.
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/propel what this function does?
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The get_sentry_apps_for_organization
function, located at line 337 in src/sentry/sentry_apps/services/app/impl.py
, is designed to retrieve all active Sentry Apps associated with a specific organization.
Functionality Breakdown:
- Purpose: To fetch a list of Sentry Apps that are owned by the given
organization_id
and are currently in an active state (i.e., not marked for deletion). - Parameters: It accepts one keyword argument:
organization_id
(int): The unique identifier of the organization for which to retrieve Sentry Apps.
- Logic:
- It queries the
SentryApp
database model. - It filters these applications to include only those where the
owner_id
matches the providedorganization_id
and where anapplication
object is associated (meaningapplication__isnull=False
). - It explicitly excludes any Sentry Apps that have a
status
ofSentryAppStatus.DELETION_IN_PROGRESS
. - Finally, it serializes the filtered
SentryApp
objects intoRpcSentryApp
format and returns them as a list.
- It queries the
- Return Value: A list of
RpcSentryApp
objects, each representing an active Sentry App belonging to the specified organization.
To improve clarity and completeness, I suggest expanding the docstring for this function to include details about its arguments and return value.
def get_sentry_apps_for_organization(self, *, organization_id: int) -> list[RpcSentryApp]: | |
""" | |
Get active Sentry Apps for a given organization. | |
Args: | |
organization_id (int): The ID of the organization. | |
Returns: | |
list[RpcSentryApp]: A list of serialized active Sentry Apps for the organization. | |
""" |
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