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google_account_email: currently, the method to get this does not work; however, it does not return error. If required, I will delete google_account_email from the table

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    • Introduced detailed logging for workspace calendar synchronization, capturing sync status, error messages, event snapshots, and trigger sources for improved auditability and troubleshooting.
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    • Updated internal data definitions and parameter order for improved consistency and clarity across various user and workspace-related operations.

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A new workspace_calendar_sync_log table is introduced to track Google Calendar synchronization operations at the workspace level, including detailed logging of sync attempts and outcomes. Supporting code updates add logic to record sync attempts and errors, and type definitions are updated to reflect the new table and adjust function argument/return orderings for consistency.

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File(s) Change Summary
apps/db/supabase/migrations/20250620134409_add_workspace_calendar_sync_log.sql Adds workspace_calendar_sync_log table with constraints, indexes, and RLS policies.
packages/trigger/google-calendar-sync.ts Adds detailed sync logging via new endSync helper to record each sync attempt and error.
packages/types/src/supabase.ts Adds type for workspace_calendar_sync_log and reorders arguments/returns in many function types.

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    participant Trigger as Google Calendar Sync Trigger
    participant DB as workspace_calendar_sync_log Table

    Trigger->>DB: Insert sync log (status: in_progress)
    Trigger->>DB: On error, insert/update sync log (status: failed/cancelled)
    Trigger->>DB: On success, insert sync log (status: success)
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Summary of Changes

Hello @DennieDan, 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 significantly improves the observability and reliability of background calendar synchronization by introducing a dedicated logging mechanism. It establishes a new database table to meticulously record the details of each sync operation, including its outcome and any associated errors, and integrates this logging directly into the Google Calendar sync logic. This will enable better monitoring, debugging, and auditing of sync activities.

Highlights

  • Enhanced Sync Observability: A new workspace_calendar_sync_log table has been introduced to provide detailed logging of background calendar synchronization operations, including start/end times, status, errors, and snapshots of events before and after sync.
  • Robust Error Tracking: The Google Calendar sync process (syncGoogleCalendarEvents) now comprehensively logs various failure points, such as issues fetching events, missing access tokens, or errors during event upsert/deletion.
  • Data Integrity and Security: The new log table includes Row Level Security (RLS) policies to ensure data access is restricted to workspace members, along with CHECK constraints for status and triggered_by fields to maintain data quality.
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The code changes introduce logging of background sync operations for Google Calendar events. The changes include adding a new table to the database to track sync operations and updating the syncGoogleCalendarEvents function to log the start and end of sync operations, as well as any errors that occur. I've provided feedback on potential security considerations, error handling, and data consistency.

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  • packages/trigger/google-calendar-sync.ts (5 hunks)
  • packages/types/src/supabase.ts (19 hunks)
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packages/trigger/google-calendar-sync.ts (2)

184-196: Good error handling for upsert failures.

The logging correctly handles the upsert failure scenario by not including the formattedEvents in upsertedEvents since the operation failed.


271-282: Excellent comprehensive logging on successful sync.

The success case properly captures all relevant sync data including events before sync, upserted events, and deleted events. This will provide valuable audit information.

apps/db/supabase/migrations/20250620134409_add_workspace_calendar_sync_log.sql (3)

32-77: Well-designed RLS policies for workspace-based access control.

The policies properly restrict access to sync logs based on workspace membership. The implementation correctly uses both USING and WITH CHECK clauses for comprehensive security.

Should there be a DELETE policy as well, or are sync logs intended to be immutable for audit purposes?


27-30: Good index strategy for expected query patterns.

The indexes are well-chosen to support efficient queries by workspace ID, status, and sync start time. This will enable good performance for dashboard queries and filtering operations.


79-92: Comprehensive check constraints with good data validation.

The constraints properly validate status values, trigger sources, and timestamp logic. However, the current sync code only uses 'success' and 'failed' statuses, while the constraint allows 'in_progress', 'cancelled', and 'partial_success'.

Are the additional status values ('in_progress', 'cancelled', 'partial_success') intended for future use, or should the constraint be more restrictive to match current usage?

packages/types/src/supabase.ts (2)

7689-8190: Verify function parameter reorderings don't break existing code

Multiple function signatures have been reordered for consistency. While these changes maintain the same types, they could potentially break existing code that depends on parameter order when using positional arguments.

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for function calls that might be affected by parameter reordering
# Expected: Find any code that calls these functions with positional arguments

# Search for common function calls that had parameter changes
ast-grep --pattern 'count_search_users($_)'
ast-grep --pattern 'create_ai_chat($_)'
ast-grep --pattern 'generate_cross_app_token($_)'
ast-grep --pattern 'get_challenge_stats($_)'
ast-grep --pattern 'get_workspace_users($_)'

5111-5119: Verify Row Level Security policies

The new table has a foreign key relationship to workspaces, but ensure that proper Row Level Security (RLS) policies are implemented to restrict access to workspace members only, as mentioned in the summary.

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if RLS policies exist for the new workspace_calendar_sync_log table
# Expected: Find RLS policies that restrict access to workspace members

rg -A 10 -B 5 "workspace_calendar_sync_log.*policy|policy.*workspace_calendar_sync_log" 

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LGTM! Thanks @DennieDan.

@vhpx vhpx merged commit bf80e52 into main Jun 20, 2025
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@vhpx vhpx deleted the feat/log-background-sync branch June 20, 2025 14:21
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