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• New Features
  • Introduced API endpoints for managing incentives associated with campaigns, allowing users to view, create, update, and delete campaign incentives.
• Improvements
  • Incentives are now linked to campaigns rather than individual users, providing a clearer association and improved management.
• Bug Fixes
  • Removed outdated user-incentive relationships to prevent inconsistencies.
• Chores
  • Updated internal service and model structures to support the new campaign-incentive relationship.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new incentive management feature tied to campaigns instead of users. This includes database schema migration, updated ORM relationships, a new Flask API for campaign incentives, and a dedicated service layer for incentive operations. Related user associations are removed, and campaign associations are established throughout the codebase.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
migrations/versions/bf5c1917e44d_remove_user_from_incentives.py	Alembic migration removes the user_id foreign key from incentives, adds a campaign_id foreign key, and updates constraints accordingly. Downgrade reverses these changes.
mind_matter_api/api/incentives.py	New Flask API module with endpoints to list, create, update, and delete incentives for campaigns, using an injected IncentiveService.
mind_matter_api/models/campaigns.py	Adds an incentives relationship to the Campaign model for one-to-many linkage with incentives.
mind_matter_api/models/incentives_rewards.py	The Incentive model now references campaign_id instead of user_id, and its relationship is switched from User to Campaign. Minor formatting adjustment in Reward.
mind_matter_api/models/users.py	Removes the incentives relationship from the User model, eliminating direct user-incentive ORM associations.
mind_matter_api/services/campaigns.py	Updates all references from plural Campaigns to singular Campaign in types, variables, and repository usage. No logic changes.
mind_matter_api/services/incentives.py	Introduces a new IncentiveService class with CRUD methods for incentives, operating via an IncentiveRepository.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant FlaskAPI as Incentives API
    participant Service as IncentiveService
    participant Repo as IncentiveRepository
    participant DB

    Client->>FlaskAPI: GET /campaigns/<id>/incentives
    FlaskAPI->>Service: get_campaign_incentives(campaign_id)
    Service->>Repo: query incentives by campaign_id
    Repo->>DB: SELECT * FROM incentives WHERE campaign_id=?
    DB-->>Repo: incentives list
    Repo-->>Service: incentives list
    Service-->>FlaskAPI: incentives list
    FlaskAPI-->>Client: incentives JSON

    Client->>FlaskAPI: POST /campaigns/<id>/incentives (data)
    FlaskAPI->>Service: create_incentive(data)
    Service->>Repo: save Incentive(data)
    Repo->>DB: INSERT INTO incentives ...
    DB-->>Repo: new incentive
    Repo-->>Service: new incentive
    Service-->>FlaskAPI: new incentive
    FlaskAPI-->>Client: new incentive JSON

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In fields of code where carrots grow,
Incentives now with campaigns flow!
Users wave goodbye, campaigns say hi,
New routes and services flutter by.
With hops and leaps, the schema's tuned—
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• migrations/versions/bf5c1917e44d_remove_user_from_incentives.py (1 hunks)
• mind_matter_api/api/incentives.py (1 hunks)
• mind_matter_api/models/campaigns.py (1 hunks)
• mind_matter_api/models/incentives_rewards.py (2 hunks)
• mind_matter_api/models/users.py (0 hunks)
• mind_matter_api/services/campaigns.py (2 hunks)
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