Replace status_id with in_progress boolean field

- Remove task_statuses lookup table and StatusID foreign key
- Add InProgress boolean field to Task model
- Add database migration (005_replace_status_with_in_progress)
- Update all handlers, services, and repositories
- Update admin frontend to display in_progress as checkbox/boolean
- Remove Task Statuses tab from admin lookups page
- Update tests to use InProgress instead of StatusID
- Task categorization now uses InProgress for kanban column assignment

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Trey t
2025-12-08 20:48:16 -06:00
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-- Migration: Replace status_id foreign key with in_progress boolean
-- This simplifies the task model since status was only used to determine if a task is "In Progress"
-- Step 1: Add in_progress boolean column with default false
ALTER TABLE task_task ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS in_progress BOOLEAN NOT NULL DEFAULT false;
-- Step 2: Create index on in_progress for query performance
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_task_task_in_progress ON task_task(in_progress);
-- Step 3: Migrate existing data - set in_progress = true for tasks with "In Progress" status
UPDATE task_task
SET in_progress = true
WHERE status_id IN (
SELECT id FROM task_taskstatus WHERE LOWER(name) = 'in progress'
);
-- Step 4: Drop the foreign key constraint on status_id (if it exists)
-- PostgreSQL syntax - the constraint name might vary
DO $$
BEGIN
-- Try to drop the constraint if it exists
IF EXISTS (
SELECT 1 FROM information_schema.table_constraints
WHERE constraint_name = 'fk_task_task_status'
AND table_name = 'task_task'
) THEN
ALTER TABLE task_task DROP CONSTRAINT fk_task_task_status;
END IF;
-- Also try the gorm auto-generated constraint name
IF EXISTS (
SELECT 1 FROM information_schema.table_constraints
WHERE constraint_name = 'task_task_status_id_fkey'
AND table_name = 'task_task'
) THEN
ALTER TABLE task_task DROP CONSTRAINT task_task_status_id_fkey;
END IF;
END $$;
-- Step 5: Drop the status_id column
ALTER TABLE task_task DROP COLUMN IF EXISTS status_id;
-- Step 6: Drop the task_taskstatus table
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS task_taskstatus;