Flip search_space_id -> workspace_id and the workspace relationship/back_populates
in the automations, file_storage, notifications, and podcasts persistence models,
and drop the Phase 1 Column("workspace_id", ...) shim. Full SQLAlchemy mapper
configuration now passes (db.py + satellites consistent).
Phase 1 (rename DB) commit 1i: rename the SearchSpace table to workspaces
and flip all 24 inbound FK target strings (20 in db.py + the 4 satellite
models), plus the raw-SQL searchspaces references in the obsidian and
google-unification integration fixtures.
This completes the ORM half of Phase 1. The SearchSpace class name,
relationship/back_populates attribute names, and the /searchspaces API
route URLs are intentionally left for Phase 2.
Verified: unit 2375 passed/1 skip, integration 346 passed (baseline
parity); create_all builds every table with the workspaces name and all
FKs resolving to workspaces.id.
Phase 1 (rename DB) commit 1d: attribute->physical column shim on the
notifications satellite model, plus the inbox-list index column-ref and
its name aligned to workspace (ix_notifications_user_workspace_created).
- Updated environment variables and - configurations for credit purchases via Stripe, replacing legacy page pack system.
- Introduced auto-reload feature for credit top-ups and modified database models to track credit transactions.
- Updated notification system to handle insufficient credits and auto-reload failures.
- Adjusted API routes and schemas to reflect changes in credit management.
When app.notifications is the import entry point (e.g. Celery loading
app.notifications.service before any ORM code), app.db re-entered the
half-initialized app.notifications.persistence at its model-registration import
and failed with "cannot import name 'Notification' ... partially initialized".
Import app.db at the top of app/notifications/__init__.py so db fully initializes
(including its own Notification registration) before we re-import from
.persistence. Pre-existing issue (reproduces on the base commit); surfaced by the
celery worker startup.
