This in a pretty huge change. At a high level we're adding the concept
of a 'contact' which is a person or organization that has zero or more
contact methods (email, phone). This ended up cascading a number of
changes, including critically to the publicreprt schema. In the end it
seemed safer to get to the point where I'm confident we aren't using any
of the old fields for storing reporter information (though I haven't
deleted the columns yet) so I removed the code for defining those
columns.
At this point I think it's not possible for me to regenerate the bob
schema due to the interdependencies between my various schemas, so the
migration is well-and-truly happening.
- Remove contentUploadList/Placeholder/Detail from resource/upload.go
- Remove toImageURLs, userURI from resource/communication.go
- Remove responseListUser from resource/user.go
- Remove contentSignin/getSignin from sync/signin.go (re-add contentSignin used elsewhere)
- Delete sync/service-request.go (entirely unused)
- Remove _rowWithID from platform/signal.go
- Remove unused tag field from db/tx.go Rows struct
- Fix Rollback/Commit in compliance.go, csv/csv.go, csv/pool.go
- Capture and check errors from .One() insert queries in send.go, text.go
- Check errors from markFunc, PopulateURL, and hydrate functions
- Use lint.LogOnErrCtx for best-effort notification sends
This was an epically long change, and a terrible idea, but it compiles.
This was essentially a cascade that came about because I can't blend jet
and bob in the same transaction. In for a penny, I guess...
This is a pretty big refactor of how communication works to start moving
us in the direction we want to go long-term. This adds the new
communication row and migrates existing reports to add rows for
communication.
There's also a bunch of automatic fixes from the new linter. I should
have added them separately, but whatever.
This solves some problems created by making the publicreport part of the
communication API consistent. There are a lot of optimizations still on
the table with this one, but for now I need to get this out.
