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feat: "I Made This" Dialog (#1801)

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* added chef hat

* removed unnecessary log

* modified recipe and recipe timeline event schema
changed timeline event "message" -> "event_message"
added "last made" timestamp to recipe

* added "I made this" dialog to recipe action menu

* added missing field and re-ran code-gen

* moved dialog out of context menu and refactored
removed references in action menu and context menu
refactored dialog to be triggered by a button instead
added route to update recipe last made timestamp
added visual for last made timestamp to recipe header and title

* added sorting by last made

* switched event type to comment

* replaced alter column with pydantic alias

* added tests for event message alias
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tests/integration_tests/user_recipe_tests/test_recipe_timeline_events.py
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@ -176,6 +176,52 @@ def test_delete_timeline_event(api_client: TestClient, unique_user: TestUser, re
assert event_response.status_code == 404
def test_timeline_event_message_alias(api_client: TestClient, unique_user: TestUser, recipes: list[Recipe]):
# create an event using aliases
recipe = recipes[0]
new_event_data = {
"userId": unique_user.user_id,
"subject": random_string(),
"eventType": "info",
"eventMessage": random_string(), # eventMessage is the correct alias for the message
}
event_response = api_client.post(
api_routes.recipes_slug_timeline_events(recipe.slug),
json=new_event_data,
headers=unique_user.token,
)
new_event = RecipeTimelineEventOut.parse_obj(event_response.json())
assert str(new_event.user_id) == new_event_data["userId"]
assert str(new_event.event_type) == new_event_data["eventType"]
assert new_event.message == new_event_data["eventMessage"]
# fetch the new event
event_response = api_client.get(
api_routes.recipes_slug_timeline_events_item_id(recipe.slug, new_event.id), headers=unique_user.token
)
assert event_response.status_code == 200
event = RecipeTimelineEventOut.parse_obj(event_response.json())
assert event == new_event
# update the event message
new_subject = random_string()
new_message = random_string()
updated_event_data = {"subject": new_subject, "eventMessage": new_message}
event_response = api_client.put(
api_routes.recipes_slug_timeline_events_item_id(recipe.slug, new_event.id),
json=updated_event_data,
headers=unique_user.token,
)
assert event_response.status_code == 200
updated_event = RecipeTimelineEventOut.parse_obj(event_response.json())
assert updated_event.subject == new_subject
assert updated_event.message == new_message
def test_create_recipe_with_timeline_event(api_client: TestClient, unique_user: TestUser, recipes: list[Recipe]):
# make sure when the recipes fixture was created that all recipes have at least one event
for recipe in recipes: