Mediawiki changes

[Behzad-rabiei]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Updated MediaWiki platform metadata to use a "namespaces" array instead of a singular "namespace" field, impacting API validation and documentation.
• Bug Fixes
  • Adjusted database records and validation logic to align with the new "namespaces" field for improved consistency.
• Chores
  • Removed outdated migration scripts and updated migration tracking to reflect the latest changes.

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Walkthrough

This update removes two obsolete migration scripts, introduces a new migration for updating the MediaWiki platform's namespace field, and updates validation and documentation to use the plural "namespaces" property. The migration tracking file is revised to reflect these changes and the new migration order.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.migrate	Updated migration tracking: added new migration, updated lastRun, reordered and retimestamped.
src/migrations/db/1738072787797-add-activated-field-to-modules.ts	Deleted migration script for adding "activated" field to modules.
src/migrations/db/1744651967487-add-modules.ts	Deleted migration script for adding default modules.
src/migrations/db/1749998690421-change-mediawiki-namespace-field.ts	Added migration to change MediaWiki metadata from namespace to namespaces.
src/validations/platform.validation.ts	Changed validation schemas to require namespaces instead of namespace.
src/docs/platform.doc.yml	Updated OpenAPI schema: changed MediaWiki metadata property from namespace to namespaces.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Admin as Migration Script
    participant MongoDB
    participant PlatformDocs
    participant ValidationSchema

    Admin->>MongoDB: Update all MediaWiki platforms\n(namespace → namespaces: [0])
    Admin->>MongoDB: Update all Hivemind modules\n(namespace → namespaces: [0])
    Admin->>PlatformDocs: Change schema property\nnamespace → namespaces
    Admin->>ValidationSchema: Update validation\nnamespace → namespaces

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Possibly related PRs

• 466 turn offon all module #469: Introduces and tracks the migration for adding the "activated" field to modules, which is removed in this PR.
• 471 update mediawiki api #475: Modifies MediaWiki metadata validation, focusing on the namespace property, closely related to this PR's pluralization change.
• 357 mediawiki platform + mediawiki settings for hivemind + enums for names #358: Addresses MediaWiki platform metadata and validation, relevant to the current schema and migration changes.

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• cyri113

Poem

A hop and a skip, the namespaces grow,
From singular fields to arrays in a row.
Old migrations retire, new logic appears,
MediaWiki’s schema now joyfully clears.
With docs and validation in perfect sync,
The codebase evolves in a whisker’s blink! 🐇✨

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