Simplify Mongo Delete Functions

[josh-feather]

• Simplifies mongo delete functions by breaking out the complicated function signatures into separate functions.
• Adds backwards compatibility for deleting data in the calls collection.

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Summary of Changes

This pull request addresses regressions in the mongo_delete_data function and improves the mongo_delete_calls function. It introduces a change to use None as the default parameter for task_ids and modifies the logic to retrieve task_ids from MongoDB based on the provided range, ensuring hooks are executed properly.

Highlights

• Default Parameter: The default value for the task_ids parameter in mongo_delete_data is changed to None.
• Task ID Retrieval: Instead of directly using the provided range to execute delete queries, the code now uses the range to fetch task_ids from MongoDB, allowing hooks to execute correctly.
• Query Construction: The code constructs MongoDB queries based on range_start and range_end to identify relevant task_ids.

Changelog

• dev_utils/mongodb.py
  • Modified the signature of mongo_delete_data to accept None as the default value for task_ids.
  • Implemented a task_ids_from_range function to retrieve task IDs from MongoDB based on the provided range.
  • Modified mongo_delete_data to use the retrieved task_ids for deleting data and executing hooks.
  • Modified mongo_delete_calls to accept Sequence[int] | None as type for task_ids.
  • Refactored mongo_delete_calls to construct a MongoDB query based on range_start and range_end.

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A range to find,
Task IDs intertwined,
Hooks now take flight,
Data vanishes in night,
Code's logic refined.

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[josh-feather]

Note, this is completely untested.

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Code Review

The pull request addresses regressions in mongo_delete_data and improves mongo_delete_calls. The changes involve using None as a default parameter for task_ids and modifying the logic to retrieve task_ids from MongoDB based on the provided range. Overall, the changes seem reasonable, but some areas can be improved for clarity and efficiency.

Summary of Findings

• Clarity of task_ids_from_range function: The task_ids_from_range function could be improved by adding a comment explaining its purpose and the logic behind querying the database.
• Redundancy in mongo_delete_calls: The mongo_delete_calls function now handles both task_ids and range_start/range_end. It might be clearer to separate these into two distinct functions or use a more descriptive name to reflect the combined functionality.
• Potential performance issue in task_ids_from_range: The task_ids_from_range function fetches all documents within the range and then extracts the info.id. For large ranges, this could be inefficient. Consider using aggregation or other techniques to directly retrieve the info.id values from the database.

Merge Readiness

The pull request introduces functional changes that appear to address the stated issue. However, there are some areas where the code could be improved for clarity, efficiency, and maintainability. I recommend addressing the comments before merging. I am unable to directly approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.