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  • Refactor
    • Removed legacy resource types from database resource grouping.
    • Standardized naming by replacing "relatedTable" with "relatedCollection".
    • Updated index export to use real index IDs and length details.
    • Enhanced resource reporting to handle additional resource types with improved counting.

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The changes remove legacy resource types from a constant array in the Transfer class, update conditional checks to handle the legacy document type alongside row types, rename an internal option key in the Relationship class constructor, refine the construction of Relationship and Index objects in the Appwrite source to use more accurate metadata, and prefix PHP built-in functions with a global namespace qualifier in the API class report method.

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File Change Summary
src/Migration/Transfer.php Removed legacy resource types from GROUP_DATABASES_RESOURCES constant; updated conditional checks to include Resource::TYPE_DOCUMENT alongside Resource::TYPE_ROW.
src/Migration/Resources/Database/Columns/Relationship.php Changed constructor to store related entity key as 'relatedCollection' instead of 'relatedTable'.
src/Migration/Sources/Appwrite.php Modified exportColumns to use relatedTable if present, else relatedCollection; updated exportIndexes to use actual index IDs and lengths from source data.
src/Migration/Sources/Appwrite/Reader/API.php Prefixed PHP built-in functions array_merge, count, and in_array with backslash in report method.

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  • Fix index construct #94: Also modifies the exportIndexes method in src/Migration/Sources/Appwrite.php by changing index construction parameters, indicating a direct code-level connection.

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@abnegate abnegate changed the title Remove legacy type from DB group Fix new terminology Jul 23, 2025
Comment on lines -43 to -47

// legacy
Resource::TYPE_DOCUMENT,
Resource::TYPE_ATTRIBUTE,
Resource::TYPE_COLLECTION,
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Having these here just duplicates what were store in the migrations resources, we now the have fallbacks to handle existing migrations that reference these

@abnegate abnegate merged commit cf6b192 into main Jul 23, 2025
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@abnegate abnegate deleted the fix-groups branch July 23, 2025 08:02
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