ref: Remove BillingPlan enum and update references #510
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| route(task_name) or dict(queue=BaseCeleryConfig.task_default_queue) | ||
| )["queue"] | ||
| billing_plan = BillingPlan.from_str(user_plan) | ||
| if is_enterprise_cloud_plan(billing_plan): |
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does user_plan come from PlanService? it has the logic that gets the "correct" plan if owner has GL or Account
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It's not from plan service but rather these helpers depending on the task: https://github.com/codecov/codecov-api/blob/258b8cba496f2aeaf6a8c11ae05c8b6c2a085c8c/services/task/task_router.py#L13
which seems kinda messy but I didn't wanna unwind it more than I had to haha
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This PR aims to remove the deprecated BillingPlan enum and it's associated references throughout. I double checked worker and API and didn't see either used directly there so this seemed safe to me.
One thing that I couldn't quite figure out (maybe a SQLalchemy / Django ORM thing that was messing up) was on the test_router.py file duplicating the mock_all_plans_and_tiers() call vs. having a single one at the top of the file. I tried the setupClass and different fixture stuff but couldn't get it to work, figured it's a nice to have and not a dealbreaker
Depends on codecov/codecov-api#1150
Closes codecov/engineering-team#3346
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