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fix postgres test env file, remove sign up confirm password input #2858

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Fixed the issue for postgres test database where incorrect corresponding docker service name was provided through the .env.development file.

Removed the confirmedPassword input check as it is a UX concern.

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    • Updated Node.js base image to version 22.13.0
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    • Removed password confirmation field from sign-up process
    • Updated Docker and development container configurations
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This pull request encompasses multiple configuration and dependency updates across various files. The changes include removing the confirmedPassword field from sign-up processes, updating Node.js and dependency versions, modifying environment configurations, and adjusting Docker and development container settings. The modifications appear to be routine maintenance and refinement of the project's infrastructure and dependency management.

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File Change Summary
.devcontainer/devcontainer.json Removed pnpm push_drizzle_schema from postCreateCommand
docker/api.Containerfile Updated Node.js base image from 22.12.0 to 22.13.0
envFiles/.env.devcontainer Changed PostgreSQL test profile from postgres-test to postgres_test
package.json Updated multiple dependency versions and Node.js engine requirement
schema.graphql Removed confirmedPassword field from MutationSignUpInput
src/graphql/inputs/MutationSignUpInput.ts Removed confirmedPassword validation and field
test/routes/graphql/Mutation/signUp.test.ts Removed confirmedPassword-related test cases
test/routes/graphql/gql.tada-cache.d.ts Updated GraphQL mutation type definitions
test/routes/graphql/gql.tada.d.ts Removed confirmedPassword from input type

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test/routes/graphql/gql.tada-cache.d.ts (2)

Line range hint 94-94: LGTM! Input type definition is complete and well-structured.

The MutationSignUpInput type maintains all necessary fields for user registration while removing the redundant password confirmation.


14-14: LGTM! Schema changes align with PR objectives.

The removal of the confirmedPassword field from the Mutation_signUp type definition is consistent with the PR's goal to simplify the sign-up process.

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Additionally, removing pnpm push_drizzle_schema from the post-create command might affect database schema synchronization. Please verify if this removal is intentional and won't impact the development environment setup.

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@@ -89,5 +89,5 @@ POSTGRES_TEST_MAPPED_PORT=5433
########## docker compose ##########

COMPOSE_FILE=./compose.yaml:./docker/compose.testing.yaml:./docker/compose.devcontainer.yaml
COMPOSE_PROFILES=api,caddy,cloudbeaver,minio,minio_test,postgres,postgres-test
COMPOSE_PROFILES=api,caddy,cloudbeaver,minio,minio_test,postgres,postgres_test
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⚠️ Inconsistent naming convention for PostgreSQL test service

The service is defined as postgres-test (with hyphen) in Docker Compose files, but COMPOSE_PROFILES uses postgres_test (with underscore). This mismatch should be fixed:

  • docker/compose.testing.yaml: Uses postgres-test
  • docker/compose.devcontainer.yaml: Uses postgres-test
  • envFiles/.env.devcontainer: Uses postgres_test
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Approved: Fix for postgres test environment configuration.

The change from postgres-test to postgres_test in COMPOSE_PROFILES aligns with the PR objective to fix the PostgreSQL test database configuration.

Let's verify the consistency of this naming convention:

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@palisadoes palisadoes merged commit 3e1922e into PalisadoesFoundation:develop-postgres Jan 14, 2025
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PurnenduMIshra129th pushed a commit to PurnenduMIshra129th/talawa-api that referenced this pull request Jan 14, 2025
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* fix postgres test devcontainer env file

* remove confirmed password sign up input
@xoldd xoldd deleted the remove_confirm_password_check branch January 21, 2025 20:14
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