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Date: July 18, 2025

Developer Name: @Achintya-Chatterjee


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Description

  • Convert string label IDs to ObjectId format and handle system user labels
    to enable task creation with predefined system labels.

  • Fix ObjectId type conversion for label validation

  • Handle system-created labels without database user lookup

  • Maintain read-only system label design

Documentation Updated?

  • Yes
  • No

Under Feature Flag

  • Yes
  • No

Database Changes

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Breaking Changes

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Development Tested?

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What change is being made?

Introduce validation for label handling in the create_task endpoint by converting label IDs to PyObjectId and adjusting how user DTOs are prepared for system and non-system users.

Why are these changes being made?

These changes address label validation errors that occurred due to incorrect handling of label IDs and user information in the task creation process. By converting label IDs to PyObjectId and refining user DTO preparation, the code ensures that labels are validated and associated correctly, while also handling cases where users are system accounts.

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- Fix ObjectId type conversion for label validation
- Handle system-created labels without database user lookup
- Maintain read-only system label design
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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved handling of system-generated labels, ensuring they display consistent user information.
    • Enhanced reliability when creating tasks by ensuring label IDs are processed correctly.

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The changes update the logic for handling user references in label DTOs, specifically treating the "system" user as a special case. Additionally, label IDs are now consistently converted to PyObjectId instances during task creation, affecting both validation and assignment in the task model.

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todo/services/task_service.py Updated _prepare_label_dtos to handle "system" user specially; refactored label ID handling in create_task to use PyObjectId conversion for validation and assignment.

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Labels in tasks, IDs aligned,
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  • todo/services/task_service.py (3 hunks)
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🧠 Learnings (2)
📓 Common learnings
Learnt from: Achintya-Chatterjee
PR: Real-Dev-Squad/todo-backend#52
File: todo/views/task.py:106-106
Timestamp: 2025-05-29T21:36:27.694Z
Learning: Issue #26 in the Real-Dev-Squad/todo-backend repository comprehensively tracks user authentication implementation including registration, login, JWT tokens, and making task APIs require authentication. This covers replacing hardcoded user ID placeholders like "system_patch_user" with actual user ID extraction from authenticated requests.
Learnt from: Achintya-Chatterjee
PR: Real-Dev-Squad/todo-backend#52
File: todo/views/task.py:106-106
Timestamp: 2025-05-29T21:36:27.694Z
Learning: Issue #26 tracks the implementation of user authentication in the todo-backend project, which includes extracting user ID from request context to replace hardcoded placeholders like "system_patch_user" in todo/views/task.py.
Learnt from: shobhan-sundar-goutam
PR: Real-Dev-Squad/todo-backend#95
File: todo/services/label_service.py:86-91
Timestamp: 2025-07-02T18:44:05.550Z
Learning: In the Real-Dev-Squad/todo-backend project, the GET v1/labels endpoint is designed to return only three fields in the response: id, name, and color. The prepare_label_dto method in todo/services/label_service.py intentionally excludes other LabelDTO fields like createdAt, updatedAt, createdBy, and updatedBy from the API response.
todo/services/task_service.py (4)
Learnt from: shobhan-sundar-goutam
PR: Real-Dev-Squad/todo-backend#95
File: todo/services/label_service.py:86-91
Timestamp: 2025-07-02T18:44:05.550Z
Learning: In the Real-Dev-Squad/todo-backend project, the GET v1/labels endpoint is designed to return only three fields in the response: id, name, and color. The prepare_label_dto method in todo/services/label_service.py intentionally excludes other LabelDTO fields like createdAt, updatedAt, createdBy, and updatedBy from the API response.
Learnt from: Achintya-Chatterjee
PR: Real-Dev-Squad/todo-backend#52
File: todo/views/task.py:106-106
Timestamp: 2025-05-29T21:36:27.694Z
Learning: Issue #26 tracks the implementation of user authentication in the todo-backend project, which includes extracting user ID from request context to replace hardcoded placeholders like "system_patch_user" in todo/views/task.py.
Learnt from: Achintya-Chatterjee
PR: Real-Dev-Squad/todo-backend#52
File: todo/views/task.py:106-106
Timestamp: 2025-05-29T21:36:27.694Z
Learning: Issue #26 in the Real-Dev-Squad/todo-backend repository comprehensively tracks user authentication implementation including registration, login, JWT tokens, and making task APIs require authentication. This covers replacing hardcoded user ID placeholders like "system_patch_user" with actual user ID extraction from authenticated requests.
Learnt from: AnujChhikara
PR: Real-Dev-Squad/todo-backend#119
File: todo/repositories/task_repository.py:149-154
Timestamp: 2025-07-09T19:59:31.694Z
Learning: In the todo-backend project, per product requirements, tasks marked as deleted (isDeleted=True) should still be returned in user task queries. The get_tasks_for_user method in TaskRepository should not filter out deleted tasks, unlike typical soft deletion patterns.
🧬 Code Graph Analysis (1)
todo/services/task_service.py (5)
todo/dto/user_dto.py (1)
  • UserDTO (6-10)
todo/dto/label_dto.py (1)
  • LabelDTO (7-14)
todo/models/common/pyobjectid.py (1)
  • PyObjectId (4-15)
todo/repositories/label_repository.py (2)
  • LabelRepository (9-54)
  • list_by_ids (13-18)
todo/models/task.py (1)
  • TaskModel (23-43)
🔇 Additional comments (3)
todo/services/task_service.py (3)

172-177: Good implementation for handling system user labels.

The helper function correctly handles the special case for "system" user IDs by returning a fixed UserDTO without database lookup, which aligns with the PR objective of managing system-created labels.


185-186: Consistent application of the system user handling.

The helper function is properly applied to both createdBy and updatedBy fields, ensuring consistent handling of system user references across all label DTOs.


428-428: Correct assignment of converted labels.

The task model now receives properly converted PyObjectId objects instead of string IDs, which should resolve the label validation errors mentioned in the PR objectives.

@AnujChhikara AnujChhikara self-requested a review July 17, 2025 23:21
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