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feat: support auto reply handling #1663

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Description

This PR adds all backend changes required to support auto reply handling.

This does not expose any auto reply functionality to users intentionally, to allow for an easier slow rollout of this feature if desired.

Motivation and Context

Part 1 of 2 for #1526

How Has This Been Tested?

See message-sending.spec.ts

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  • My change requires a change to the documentation.
  • I have included updates for the documentation accordingly.

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drop index todos_partial_idx;
create index todos_partial_idx on campaign_contact (campaign_id, assignment_id, message_status, is_opted_out, auto_reply_eligible) where (archived = false);
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Highlighting that this adds auto_reply_eligible to todos_partial_idx. I think this is a good move because the field is functionally pretty similar to is_opted_out but welcome any thoughts otherwise!

@ajohn25 ajohn25 marked this pull request as draft August 12, 2023 01:18
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ajohn25 commented Aug 14, 2023

@bchrobot @hiemanshu the failing test here requires ENABLE_AUTO_REPLIES = true to pass. I do want to keep the default for that value as false so that we're disabling this feature by default. Do either of you have thoughts about if there's a way to get around that within the test file 🤔 ?

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@bchrobot @hiemanshu the failing test here requires ENABLE_AUTO_REPLIES = true to pass. I do want to keep the default for that value as false so that we're disabling this feature by default. Do either of you have thoughts about if there's a way to get around that within the test file 🤔 ?

The easy route is to do something similar to what we do in Switchboard: separating the config object itself from the parsed environment variables:

https://github.com/politics-rewired/switchboard/blob/6686f0bc304065e20dbe8a509130e3b746856328/src/config.ts#L96-L100

Another option is to use Jest mocks. I have struggled to make this to work for specific object properties before, but this approach might work:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/67897729
or https://stackoverflow.com/a/65082112

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To add to what Chrobot said above, we should have a different config for tests, that enables all the flags possible. We should test with all possible features turned on.

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@ajohn25 would you update the SQL schema dump? Having a hard time reviewing the auto-assignment views migration on its own

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ajohn25 commented Aug 17, 2023

@bchrobot sorry i converted this back to draft to address a few things i thought of - one of those being that update-dump wasn't working for me 😭

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