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fix(db): add user foreign key constraint to annotation table #4211
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Associates user_id with user.id, with cascade for delete (drop annotation) and update (update annotation). Migration script will only copy/insert annotations for user IDs that exist
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Summary of Changes
Hello @kgarner7, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request introduces a database migration to enforce referential integrity between the annotation
and user
tables. It establishes a foreign key relationship on the user_id
column, ensuring that annotations are correctly linked to existing users and handling user deletion/updates gracefully via cascading actions. The migration process also cleans up any existing annotations that might be associated with non-existent user IDs.
Highlights
- Database Schema Update: Adds a foreign key constraint to the
annotation
table, linking theuser_id
column to theid
column of theuser
table. - Data Integrity & Cascading Actions: Configures the foreign key with
ON DELETE CASCADE
andON UPDATE CASCADE
to automatically remove or update associated annotations when a user is deleted or their ID changes. - Data Migration & Cleanup: Includes a migration script that rebuilds the
annotation
table, copying only those annotations whoseuser_id
exists in theuser
table, effectively cleaning up orphaned annotations.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a foreign key constraint to the annotation
table, linking user_id
to the user
table's id
. This enhances data integrity by ensuring annotations are associated with existing users and defines cascading behavior for updates and deletes. The migration correctly handles existing data by only migrating annotations for valid users.
My review focuses on two main areas:
- The
user_id
column definition in the newannotation
table. - The completeness of the database migration script, particularly regarding rollback capability.
Detailed comments are provided below.
db/migrations/20250611024036_add_annotation_user_foreign_key.sql
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Signed-off-by: Deluan <deluan@navidrome.org>
Associates user_id with user.id, with cascade for delete (drop annotation) and update (update annotation). Migration script will only copy/insert annotations for user IDs that exist