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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a Project-to-Milestone hierarchy proposal and a corresponding implementation review. It covers schema changes, data consolidation, API and frontend updates, blocking defects, open decisions, and a phased rollout plan. ChangesProject-Milestone hierarchy
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In `@docs/proposals/milestones/workflow_project-hierarchy_review.md`:
- Line 5: Update the summary verdict to report six significant gaps, matching
Section 2’s gaps 2.1 through 2.6.
- Line 126: Update the project-books response and its distinct-selection logic
so overlapping milestone scopes preserve every book-to-milestone association,
returning one row per milestone/book or all owning projectUnitId values; do not
assign an arbitrary single owner. Ensure the book-details metadata flow can use
each preserved projectUnitId when calling the milestone-specific endpoint.
- Around line 149-151: Update the workflow so role moves are staged without
applying widened access, then require administrator approval of the complete
move report before executing Steps 8 and 9 atomically. Preserve the pre-merge
grant table through the rollback window.
- Around line 29-40: The first role-deduplication option is unsafe because it
only removes collisions with existing master grants; update it to deduplicate
non-master grants by the complete uniqueness key (user_id, org_id, role_id)
before assigning project_id to :master_id, or remove the option entirely. Add a
migration test covering duplicate non-master grants and preserving
uq_user_role_grant.
In `@docs/proposals/milestones/workflow_project-hierarchy.md`:
- Around line 73-80: Update the project consolidation design to preserve
projects.metadata.connectivityProfile: either include connectivityProfile in the
grouping key alongside organization, sourceLanguage, targetLanguage, bibleId,
and pericopeSetId, or explicitly backfill each milestone’s
project_units.connectivity_profile before re-parenting. Ensure merged milestones
retain their original connectivity profile.
- Line 182: Define the overall progress contract for GET /projects before
implementation, specifying the denominator, milestone weighting, overlap
handling, and status aggregation so chapter and milestone progress are not
double-counted or skewed by milestone size.
- Line 170: Update the fenced code block containing the directory tree in the
workflow project hierarchy document to specify a language identifier, such as
text, and preserve the tree content unchanged.
- Line 100: Update the migration behavior for projects with no
project_unit_bible_books rows so it fails or quarantines them with a clear
repair path instead of skipping and logging only a warning. Ensure the migration
cannot continue while any project lacks the required non-null source_bible_id,
preserving the 100% rollout gate.
- Line 250: Fix the MD028 markdownlint warnings around the affected blockquotes
by removing blank separator lines within the blockquotes or prefixing those
separators with the blockquote marker, while preserving the existing quoted
content.
- Line 186: Update the DELETE /projects/:id behavior documentation to define
safe semantics for projects containing multiple milestones: either reject
deletion when the project is non-empty, or explicitly require and document full
cascading deletion with confirmation and tests. Replace the “Keep as-is”
statement in the project hierarchy proposal and cover re-parented milestones and
their child data.
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| - **`POST /projects` role grant.** The route grants the creator a PM role and, on failure, compensates by deleting the project it just made (`projects.route.ts:239-246`). Since §4 already opens this handler up to simplify it, fold the grant into the same transaction rather than leaving the compensating delete in place. | ||
| - **`GET /projects/:id/books` loses milestone attribution.** It `selectDistinct`s on book id (`books/project-books.repository.ts`), so duplicates across milestones collapse cleanly — the plan is right that it "just works." But the book-details metadata dialog needs to know _which_ milestone owns a book to hit `/project-units/:id/book-details`. Either add `projectUnitId` to the response or source that list from the milestone endpoint. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Preserve all milestone associations in the project-books response.
Because Section 2.1 allows overlapping book scopes, adding one projectUnitId to a distinct book row is insufficient. Return one row per milestone/book or include every owning projectUnitId; do not select an arbitrary owner.
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In `@docs/proposals/milestones/workflow_project-hierarchy_review.md` at line 126,
Update the project-books response and its distinct-selection logic so
overlapping milestone scopes preserve every book-to-milestone association,
returning one row per milestone/book or all owning projectUnitId values; do not
assign an arbitrary single owner. Ensure the book-details metadata flow can use
each preserved projectUnitId when calling the milestone-specific endpoint.
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| - `bibleId` (derived from `project_unit_bible_books`) | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Preserve connectivityProfile during consolidation.
projects.metadata.connectivityProfile is not in the grouping key, and the migration steps do not copy it to project_units.connectivity_profile. If projects with different profiles merge, non-master milestones inherit the master project's profile. Add the profile to the grouping key, or backfill a milestone override before re-parenting.
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[style] ~73-~73: ‘exact same’ might be wordy. Consider a shorter alternative.
Context: ... projects are grouped if they share the exact same combination of: - organization - `so...
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In `@docs/proposals/milestones/workflow_project-hierarchy.md` around lines 73 -
80, Update the project consolidation design to preserve
projects.metadata.connectivityProfile: either include connectivityProfile in the
grouping key alongside organization, sourceLanguage, targetLanguage, bibleId,
and pericopeSetId, or explicitly backfill each milestone’s
project_units.connectivity_profile before re-parenting. Ensure merged milestones
retain their original connectivity profile.
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| | `pericopeSetId` is NULL (legacy) | Treat NULL as its own group value. | | ||
| | No `project_unit_bible_books` rows | Skip and log a warning. | |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make missing source-Bible rows a migration failure, not a warning.
The migration skips projects without project_unit_bible_books rows, but the rollout gate requires 100% non-null source_bible_id. A skipped project can remain without the project-level Bible required by the new API and UI. Quarantine these projects or fail with a repair path before continuing.
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In `@docs/proposals/milestones/workflow_project-hierarchy.md` at line 100, Update
the migration behavior for projects with no project_unit_bible_books rows so it
fails or quarantines them with a clear repair path instead of skipping and
logging only a warning. Ensure the migration cannot continue while any project
lacks the required non-null source_bible_id, preserving the 100% rollout gate.
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| | `GET /projects` | **Modify query only.** Change `INNER JOIN` to `LEFT JOIN` on `project_units`. Add milestone count and aggregated progress to the response. | |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Define the overall progress contract.
The proposal does not define weighting or overlap handling for milestones. A chapter sum can double-count overlapping books, while an unweighted milestone average favors small milestones. Specify the denominator and status aggregation before implementing the API and frontend.
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In `@docs/proposals/milestones/workflow_project-hierarchy.md` at line 182, Define
the overall progress contract for GET /projects before implementation,
specifying the denominator, milestone weighting, overlap handling, and status
aggregation so chapter and milestone progress are not double-counted or skewed
by milestone size.
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| | `POST /projects` | **Simplify.** Remove the `project_units`, `project_unit_bible_books`, and `chapter_assignments` creation logic. Only insert into `projects` table. Keep the PM role grant. | | ||
| | `GET /projects/:id` | **Modify response.** Aggregate chapter status counts across all milestones. Add milestone count to response. | | ||
| | `PATCH /projects/:id` | **Keep as-is.** Still updates project-level fields. | | ||
| | `DELETE /projects/:id` | **Keep as-is.** Cascade already deletes child `project_units`. | |
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Define safe semantics for DELETE /projects/:id.
After consolidation, one project can contain multiple milestones. The existing cascade can therefore delete every re-parented milestone and its child data when a user deletes one project. Reject deletion of non-empty projects, or make the full cascade explicit with confirmation and tests.
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In `@docs/proposals/milestones/workflow_project-hierarchy.md` at line 186, Update
the DELETE /projects/:id behavior documentation to define safe semantics for
projects containing multiple milestones: either reject deletion when the project
is non-empty, or explicitly require and document full cascading deletion with
confirmation and tests. Replace the “Keep as-is” statement in the project
hierarchy proposal and cover re-parented milestones and their child data.
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| > - _Option A:_ Strict columns (`name`, `type`, `connectivity_profile`) — simple, explicit, easy to query. | ||
| > - _Option B:_ `name` column + JSONB `metadata` for `type` and `connectivityProfile` — more flexible for future milestone-level settings we haven't thought of yet, mirrors the pattern `projects` already uses. | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Fix the blockquote formatting warnings.
markdownlint reports MD028 around Lines 250 and 257. Remove the blank separators inside these blockquotes, or prefix each separator with >.
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In `@docs/proposals/milestones/workflow_project-hierarchy.md` at line 250, Fix the
MD028 markdownlint warnings around the affected blockquotes by removing blank
separator lines within the blockquotes or prefixing those separators with the
blockquote marker, while preserving the existing quoted content.
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Corrections to the review doc, each verified against the code first: - Fix the user_roles dedup SQL. The previous form only removed grants colliding with an existing master grant; two non-master projects granting the same user the same role survived it and then collided inside the single UPDATE. Replaced with a ranked-CTE dedup across the whole merge group, master preferred. - Gate the access-widening sign-off on step 8 (where widening happens) rather than step 9, and resolve the resulting conflict with the single-transaction requirement by splitting the migration into a dry-run phase and an execute phase. - Note that overlapping milestone scopes give a book several owning project units, so a single projectUnitId on a distinct book row would target an arbitrary milestone. - Correct the gap count in the verdict. New findings added to the review: - DELETE /projects/:id (blocking). projects -> project_units -> chapter_assignments / translated_verses are all ON DELETE CASCADE, so post-consolidation a single delete destroys every milestone under a merged project. - Consolidation silently rewrites connectivityProfile: it lives in projects.metadata, is absent from the grouping key, and no step backfills it onto the new milestone override column. - "Overall progress" has no defined contract, and overlapping book scopes make a chapter sum double-count. - The skip-and-warn edge case for projects with no bible book rows contradicts the 100% non-null source_bible_id rollout gate. Rollout table updated accordingly: phase 5 splits into dry run and execute, and the DELETE guard joins phase 2. Lint fixes to the proposal doc: tag the directory-tree fence (MD040) and separate the consecutive IMPORTANT callouts with empty HTML comments (MD028). Comments are used rather than "> " separators so the three alerts keep rendering separately. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Nehm5hCWv6XpeBtCEZn9Tc
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In `@docs/proposals/milestones/workflow_project-hierarchy_review.md`:
- Line 167: Update the progress recommendation in the milestone hierarchy
proposal to explicitly define whether chapters are counted uniquely across the
project or as milestone-scoped instances, and apply that same scope to both
numerator and denominator. Resolve the overlap handling consistently so a
chapter cannot be implicitly double-counted, and document the resulting
status-rollup rule before specifying the API or table.
- Line 207: Update the Phase B freshness check to cover role state as well as
merge-group membership: include the complete user_roles move inputs in the
checksum, or lock and recheck the relevant user_roles rows during execution
before applying steps 5–9.
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- §2.8: the recommendation contradicted the bullet above it. "Counted once per milestone" is the double-counting the first bullet rejects. Replaced with an explicit choice of unit applied to both numerator and denominator: chapter-assignment instances (recommended, matches how chapter_assignments is keyed and needs no tie-break rule) or unique (book, chapter) across the project. - §4.3: the Phase B freshness check only covered merge-group membership, which is not what the reviewed report is derived from. Group membership can be unchanged while the grants underneath it changed, so a role granted between phases would be re-pointed at the master without appearing in the approved report. Checksum the full user_roles move input, or lock those rows and re-derive the report inside the transaction. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Nehm5hCWv6XpeBtCEZn9Tc
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Adding the first milestone proposal docs. If more proposal docs are created we can add them to this branch. Otherwise, merge when the work begins.
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