drop user_id column from app_email_senders#2754
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In `@server/resources/migrations/113_drop_user_id_email_senders.down.sql`:
- Around line 1-2: The down migration in
server/resources/migrations/113_drop_user_id_email_senders.down.sql currently
re-adds app_email_senders.user_id as a plain uuid but omits the original foreign
key; update this rollback to re-create the foreign key constraint exactly as in
the original migration by adding the references to instant_users(id) with on
delete cascade for the user_id column on app_email_senders so the schema matches
the pre-migration state.
In `@server/resources/migrations/113_drop_user_id_email_senders.up.sql`:
- Around line 1-2: Confirm that app_email_senders.user_id is safe to drop by
searching the codebase and running tests: verify there are no references to
app_email_senders.user_id in server/src and server/test and ensure any
background jobs or deployed services (including work from PR `#2753`) no longer
read or write that column; if any code or job still expects it, update those
consumers first. If historical user_id values must be preserved, add a
pre-migration step to backfill or copy user_id to a new column/table (or export
it) before removing it, and include a migration rollback plan; finally,
coordinate migration deployment order so running services are updated before
applying the DROP COLUMN in the migration script that removes
app_email_senders.user_id.
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Drops the user_id column from 'app_email_senders'
Deploy Plan
Wait for #2753 to fully deploy
Run migration