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*_one_of constraints in collections

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enhancement
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PLpgSQL
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Description

In the collection files it should be possible to define a list of fields, that will be checked together in the model-level constraint triggers. Depending on the trigger type, error should be raised if:

  • maximum_one_of: More than one of the fields from the list is selected. Example:
    • motion: [lead_motion_id, diff_version]
  • minimum_one_of: None of the fields from the list is selected. Example:
    • personal_note: [star, note]
  • exactly_one_of: None or more than one of the fields from the list is selected. Examples:
    • poll_option: [meeting_user_id, text]
    • meeting_poll_default: [used_as_assignment_poll_config_in_meeting_id, used_as_motion_poll_config_in_meeting_id, used_as_topic_poll_config_in_meeting_id] (Note: these are view fields).

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Research direction

Start by locating the collection files and the model-level constraint triggers mentioned in the issue. Trace how existing collection constraints are defined and validated, then verify support for maximum_one_of, minimum_one_of, and exactly_one_of using the listed field combinations. Done means each trigger type raises an error for its invalid selection cases.

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Assessment

Tech stack
sql
Domain
databases
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Quiet
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
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