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Fix/new migration to add saved filters limit to remote config #69
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- Introduce new fields for saved filters limits in remote config - Set default values for guest, authenticated, and premium user tiers - Implement migration to add these fields to existing documents - Create reversible migration with up and down methods
- Add savedFilters field to user_content_preferences - Introduce SavedFilter data model - Implement configurable limits for saved filters based on user tiers - Enhance user experience by allowing management of custom filter combinations for news headlines
- Implement new migration for adding saved filters to remote config - Update all_migrations.dart to include the new migration
| Summary of ChangesHello @fulleni, 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 new database migration designed to dynamically manage the number of saved filters available to users, categorizing them by tier (guest, authenticated, premium). By integrating these limits into the remote configuration system, the application gains enhanced flexibility in controlling user features without necessitating new code deployments. This change ensures that the system can effectively adapt to varying user access levels for saved filter functionality. Highlights
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This pull request introduces a new database migration to add limits for saved filters to the remote configuration. The changes are functionally correct, but I've identified an opportunity to improve the maintainability of the new migration file. My feedback focuses on replacing hardcoded 'magic values' (both numbers and strings) with named constants. This will make the code more readable, less prone to typos, and easier to update in the future. I've provided a detailed suggestion on how to implement this.
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This pull request introduces a new database migration designed to dynamically manage the number of saved filters available to users, categorizing them by tier (guest, authenticated, premium). By integrating these limits into the remote configuration system, the application gains enhanced flexibility in controlling user features without necessitating new code deployments. This change ensures that the system can effectively adapt to varying user access levels for saved filter functionality.
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