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This one still feels quite big and is going to get bigger! I think taxonomy is worthy of its own app: ami/taxonomy/models/taxon.py ami/taxonomy/models/taxon_observed.py ami/taxonomy/models/taxa_list.py etc.
And then move the views for taxonomy, and the management commands for loading / exporting taxa in that app as well.
ami/taxonomy/management/import_taxa.py
But I can understand doing this in stages as well.
ami/main/models_future/taxonomy/taxon.py
ami/main/views/api/taxonomy/taxon.py
What do you think?
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Example Django app we have https://github.com/RolnickLab/antenna/tree/main/ami/jobs (jobs, ml, labelstudio)
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I'm exploring that now that you brought it up, and can can share the info I've organized about that, but I think the current work - moving the taxonomy models into their own module - is an intermediate step that should be done first, or at least doesn't waste effort.
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- _case_from_map - verified_taxon_counts - TaxonRank - TaxonQuerySet - TaxonManager - TaxonParent - Taxon - TaxaListQuerySet - TaxaListManager - TaxaList - Tag Because main.models still has to re-export from models_future until migrations and other code stops referencing it: - Added imports in some methods, since module-level imports must be avoided to avoid circular imports. - Changed type hinting for some methods to strings (to be evauluated by the linter without a change in behavior) to avoid circular imports. Added unit tests for models_future.taxonomy. Some of these were driven by coverage needs. I didn't remove tests from ami.main, which means we have duplicate coverage. The tests were all blatted out by AI and I didn't work hard to understand them. There should be no functionality changes, including possible bugfixes.
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Summary
Move taxonomy model code to models_future
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Relates to #260
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docker compose -f docker-compose.ci.yml run --rm django python manage.py test
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