content_id is a loose reference (no FK to posts.id), so SQLAlchemy
cannot infer the join condition automatically.
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- Replace all imports from blog.models and cart.models
with shared.models equivalents
- Convert events/models/calendars.py to re-export stub
- Update shared + glue submodule pointers
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List specific model imports, glue services, and internal APIs
that events code actually references. Remove descriptions of what
other apps do to events data (that belongs in those apps' docs).
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Document all 12 blueprints, all 6 models with table, submodules,
cross-app integration via glue services, and migration ownership.
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shared: migration to drop cross-domain FK constraints
glue: order lifecycle services, cart adoption, login/order handlers
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- CalendarEntry.order_id: plain Integer column (no FK to orders)
- CalendarEntry: remove order relationship
- Ticket.order_id: plain Integer column (no FK to orders)
- Ticket: remove order relationship
Cross-domain bridging now handled by glue services.
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Previous runs left self-copies (e.g. events/events/) that caused
'Table already defined' errors. Split into two loops: first rm -rf
all sibling dirs, then copy only non-self siblings.
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Each app has its own models/ at the root (imported as bare `models.X`).
The CI copy was also creating {app}/models/ (imported as `{app}.models.X`),
causing SQLAlchemy to see the same table defined twice.
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The cp approach failed when sibling repos were mid-update from
their own CI runs. git archive reads directly from git objects,
and git fetch ensures origin/decoupling is available even if the
sibling working tree is on a different branch.
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Phases 1-3 split models by domain ownership, but cross-app imports
still exist (e.g. cart imports market.models.CartItem). In Docker
each app only has its own code. The CI step now copies sibling app
model packages into the build context before docker build.
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Phase 1-3 of decoupling:
- path_setup.py adds project root to sys.path
- Events-owned models in events/models/ (calendars with all related models)
- All imports updated: shared.infrastructure, shared.db, shared.browser, etc.
- Calendar uses container_type/container_id instead of post_id FK
- CalendarEntryPost uses content_type/content_id (generic content refs)
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- Add post-admin-header-child row to calendars, calendar, markets,
and payments index templates so the admin nav bar persists
- Create events-app-specific post/admin nav and header templates
using coop_url() for blog endpoints instead of url_for()
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- New markets blueprint at /<slug>/markets/ with create/delete
- New payments blueprint at /<slug>/payments/ with SumUp config
- Register both in events app with context processor for markets
- Remove PageConfig feature flag check from calendar creation
(feature toggles replaced by direct management pages)
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Calendar creation now requires the parent post to be a page (is_page=True)
with the calendar feature enabled in its PageConfig. Update shared_lib
submodule with PageConfig model.
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Replace url_for('blog.post.post_detail', ...) and
url_for('blog.post.admin.entries', ...) with coop_url() for
cross-service links back to the blog app.
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- Calendar nav: fix Slots link URL, add admin cog for admins
- Calendar header: add left padding to calendar name
- Post nav: add settings cog linking to blog admin
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