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apiserver/plane/api/views/project.py (2)
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261-290: Consider extracting intake setup logic to a service layerThe view contains complex business logic for setting up intake and triage states. This logic should be moved to a service layer for better separation of concerns and reusability.
Consider creating a service like this:
class ProjectIntakeService: @staticmethod def setup_project_intake(project): """Setup default intake and triage state for a project""" with transaction.atomic(): intake, _ = Intake.objects.get_or_create( project=project, is_default=True, defaults={"name": f"{project.name} Intake"} ) state, _ = State.objects.get_or_create( project=project, is_triage=True, defaults={ "name": "Triage", "group": "triage", "description": "Default state for managing all Intake Issues", "color": "#ff7700" } ) return intake, stateThen in the view:
if serializer.data["intake_view"]: ProjectIntakeService.setup_project_intake(project)
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273-290: Add transaction atomic to prevent race conditionsThe creation of Intake and State objects should be wrapped in a transaction to ensure data consistency.
if serializer.data["intake_view"]: + with transaction.atomic(): intake = Intake.objects.filter( project=project, is_default=True ).first() if not intake: Intake.objects.create( name=f"{project.name} Intake", project=project, is_default=True, ) # Create the triage state in Backlog group State.objects.get_or_create( name="Triage", group="triage", description="Default state for managing all Intake Issues", project_id=pk, color="#ff7700", is_triage=True, )
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apiserver/plane/api/views/project.py (1)
Line range hint 273-290: Verify the impact of intake_view toggle
Let's verify if there are any UI components or other API endpoints that might be affected by this intake toggle fix.
✅ Verification successful
The intake_view toggle changes are properly handled across the codebase
The verification shows that the intake_view feature is well-integrated:
- It's properly defined in the Project model (
db/models/project.py) - The toggle is handled consistently in both API endpoints (
api/views/project.pyandapp/views/project/base.py) - The serializers correctly expose it as
inbox_viewfor backward compatibility - The feature is properly guarded in intake-related endpoints (
api/views/intake.py) - There's a migration file handling the rename from
inbox_viewtointake_view
The code changes maintain consistency across the API layer and handle the creation of required Intake and State objects when the feature is enabled.
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apiserver/plane/app/views/project/base.py (2)
Line range hint 412-428: LGTM: Well-structured intake view setup
The code properly handles the creation of required database entries when intake view is enabled:
- Creates a default Intake if it doesn't exist
- Sets up the Triage state with appropriate defaults
389-389: Verify the parameter naming across the codebase
Let's ensure this naming change won't break existing API clients.
| intake_view = request.data.get( | ||
| "inbox_view", request.data.get("intake_view", False) | ||
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| intake_view = request.data.get("inbox_view", project.intake_view) |
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Fix parameter name mismatch: "inbox_view" vs "intake_view"
The code retrieves "inbox_view" from request data but the model uses "intake_view". This inconsistency could cause the toggle to fail silently.
- intake_view = request.data.get("inbox_view", project.intake_view)
+ intake_view = request.data.get("intake_view", project.intake_view)📝 Committable suggestion
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| intake_view = request.data.get("inbox_view", project.intake_view) | |
| intake_view = request.data.get("intake_view", project.intake_view) |
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| project = Project.objects.get(pk=pk) | ||
| intake_view = request.data.get("inbox_view", project.intake_view) |
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Fix inconsistent parameter naming between request and model
The code uses "inbox_view" in the request data but "intake_view" in the model and subsequent operations. This inconsistency could lead to confusion and potential bugs.
Apply this change to maintain consistent naming:
-intake_view = request.data.get("inbox_view", project.intake_view)
+intake_view = request.data.get("intake_view", project.intake_view)📝 Committable suggestion
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| intake_view = request.data.get("inbox_view", project.intake_view) | |
| intake_view = request.data.get("intake_view", project.intake_view) |
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New Features
intake_viewattribute during project updates, preserving existing settings unless explicitly changed.Bug Fixes