468 Implement User-Specific Chat Sessions for Workspaces #515
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Hello everyone!
Firstly, I apologize for the extensive size of this pull request. These changes were initially developed for my own purposes.
I'm excited to share this new pull request that introduces a significant enhancement to our workspace functionality. This update is in response to the feature request for allowing users to create, manage, and navigate separate chat sessions within each workspace. Here's what this PR accomplishes:
Key Additions:
Database Schema Update: Added a new thread model to our database schema to support separate chat sessions.
Data Migration: Developed a migration script that seamlessly integrates existing data into the new schema without any loss of information.
API Enhancements: Implemented a set of APIs to handle operations like retrieving, creating, updating, and deleting chat threads.
UI Integration: Introduced a new UI block in the sidebar for thread management. This includes functionalities like creating new threads, renaming them. I've made sure to align these changes with the existing chat paths.
Notes for Reviewers:
Testing and Feedback:
I've thoroughly tested these changes to ensure functionality and reliability. However, additional testing and feedback are always welcome. If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for further improvement, please feel free to share.
Thank you for taking the time to review this PR. I look forward to your valuable inputs and collaboration in refining this feature.
P.S. Should you decide to migrate to a different provider, such as PostgreSQL, please exercise caution with the migration script. I've crafted a specific block for migrating legacy data. Feel free to copy this block into your migration scripts.