- Add complete backend/ directory with full Django application - Add frontend/ directory with Vite + TypeScript setup ready for Next.js - Add comprehensive shared/ directory with: - Complete documentation and memory-bank archives - Media files and avatars (letters, park/ride images) - Deployment scripts and automation tools - Shared types and utilities - Add architecture/ directory with migration guides - Configure pnpm workspace for monorepo development - Update .gitignore to exclude .django_tailwind_cli/ build artifacts - Preserve all historical documentation in shared/docs/memory-bank/ - Set up proper structure for full-stack development with shared resources
6.1 KiB
Company Migration Analysis - Complete Codebase Assessment
Date: 2025-07-04
Status: ✅ ANALYSIS COMPLETE
Risk Level: 🔴 HIGH (300+ references, complex dependencies)
Next Phase: Documentation → Implementation → Testing
Executive Summary
Comprehensive analysis of the ThrillWiki Django codebase has identified 300+ company references across the entire application. The company entity is deeply integrated throughout the system, requiring a carefully orchestrated migration to replace it with a new relationship structure (Operators, PropertyOwners, Manufacturers, Designers).
Analysis Findings Overview
Total Impact Assessment
- 300+ Company References found across entire codebase
- Critical Dependencies in core models (parks, rides)
- Complex Integration with pghistory tracking system
- Extensive Template Usage across 6+ template files
- Comprehensive Test Coverage requiring updates (429 lines)
- URL Pattern Dependencies across 22 endpoints
Detailed Breakdown by Component
1. Models & Database Schema
Location: companies/models.py, parks/models.py:57, rides/models.py:173
Critical Dependencies Identified:
- Parks Model (
parks/models.py:57): Foreign key relationship to Company.owner - Rides Model (
rides/models.py:173): Foreign key relationship to Company (manufacturer) - Company Model: Core entity with multiple relationships and pghistory integration
Database Schema Impact:
- Foreign key constraints across multiple tables
- pghistory tracking tables requiring migration
- Potential data integrity concerns during transition
2. URL Patterns & Routing
Location: companies/urls.py
22 URL Patterns Identified:
- Company list/detail views
- Company creation/editing endpoints
- Company search and filtering
- Company-related API endpoints
- Admin interface routing
- Company profile management
3. Templates & Frontend
Location: templates/companies/, cross-references in other templates
6 Company Templates + Cross-References:
- Company detail pages
- Company listing pages
- Company creation/editing forms
- Company search interfaces
- Company profile components
- Cross-references in park/ride templates
4. Test Coverage
Location: companies/tests.py
429 Lines of Test Code:
- Model validation tests
- View functionality tests
- Form validation tests
- API endpoint tests
- Integration tests with parks/rides
- pghistory tracking tests
5. Configuration & Settings
Locations: Various configuration files
Integration Points:
- Django admin configuration
- Search indexing configuration
- Signal handlers
- Middleware dependencies
- Template context processors
pghistory Integration Complexity
Historical Data Tracking
- Company changes tracked in pghistory tables
- Historical relationships with parks/rides preserved
- Migration must maintain historical data integrity
- Complex data migration required for historical records
Risk Assessment
- Data Loss Risk: HIGH - Historical tracking data could be lost
- Integrity Risk: HIGH - Foreign key relationships in historical data
- Performance Risk: MEDIUM - Large historical datasets to migrate
New Relationship Structure Analysis
Target Architecture
Rides → Parks (required, exists)
Rides → Manufacturers (optional, rename current company relationship)
Rides → Designers (optional, exists)
Parks → Operators (required, replace Company.owner)
Parks → PropertyOwners (optional, new concept)
Key Relationship Changes
- Company.owner → Operators: Direct replacement for park ownership
- Company (manufacturer) → Manufacturers: Rename existing ride relationship
- PropertyOwners: New optional relationship for parks (usually same as Operators)
- Designers: Existing relationship, no changes required
Critical Migration Challenges
1. Data Preservation
- 300+ company records need proper categorization
- Historical data must be preserved and migrated
- Relationship integrity must be maintained throughout
2. Dependency Order
- Models must be updated before views/templates
- Foreign key relationships require careful sequencing
- pghistory integration adds complexity to migration order
3. Testing Requirements
- 429 lines of tests need updates
- Integration tests across multiple apps
- Historical data integrity verification
4. URL Pattern Migration
- 22 URL patterns need updates or removal
- Backward compatibility considerations
- Search engine optimization impact
Risk Mitigation Requirements
Database Safety
- MANDATORY: Full database backup before any migration steps
- MANDATORY: Dry-run testing of all migration scripts
- MANDATORY: Rollback procedures documented and tested
Testing Strategy
- Phase-by-phase testing after each migration step
- Full test suite execution before proceeding to next phase
- pghistory data integrity verification at each checkpoint
Deployment Considerations
- Zero-downtime migration strategy required
- Backward compatibility during transition period
- Monitoring and alerting for migration issues
Implementation Readiness Assessment
Prerequisites Complete ✅
- Comprehensive codebase analysis
- Dependency mapping
- Risk assessment
- Impact quantification
Next Phase Requirements
- Detailed migration plan creation
- Migration script development
- Test environment setup
- Backup and rollback procedures
- Implementation timeline
Conclusion
The company migration represents a HIGH-RISK, HIGH-IMPACT change affecting 300+ references across the entire ThrillWiki codebase. The analysis confirms the migration is feasible but requires:
- Meticulous Planning: Detailed phase-by-phase implementation plan
- Comprehensive Testing: Full test coverage at each migration phase
- Data Safety: Robust backup and rollback procedures
- Careful Sequencing: Critical order of operations for safe migration
Recommendation: Proceed to detailed migration planning phase with emphasis on data safety and comprehensive testing protocols.