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iskandarsulaili	7c1db78050	feat: Add UserMapping constraints and schema improvements ... ## Database Schema Enhancements ### Migration 19 - Fixed - Removed invalid composite index on session(visitor_id, user_id) - visitor_id column doesn't exist in session table - Fixed migration to only create valid indexes ### Migration 20 - New Constraints (with rollback support) - Added websiteId foreign key to UserMapping table - Added foreign key constraint to Website table for referential integrity - Added composite index on UserMapping(websiteId, userId) for query performance - Added composite index on Session(websiteId, userId) for join optimization ### Schema Updates - Updated UserMapping model with websiteId field - Added foreign key relationship: UserMapping -> Website - Added userMappings relation to Website model - Added composite indexes for better query performance ## Files Changed ### Modified - prisma/schema.prisma - Added foreign keys and composite indexes - prisma/migrations/19_add_user_id_mapping/migration.sql - Fixed invalid index ### New - prisma/migrations/20_add_user_mapping_constraints/migration.sql - Forward migration - prisma/migrations/20_add_user_mapping_constraints/rollback.sql - Rollback script ## Benefits - ✅ Referential integrity enforced at database level - ✅ Optimized queries for Umami sync operations - ✅ Better join performance on Session table - ✅ Rollback capability for safe schema changes ## Breaking Changes - UserMapping table now requires websiteId field - Existing data will be migrated to use first available website_id ## Migration Notes Run the migration with: ```bash npx prisma migrate deploy ``` To rollback if needed: ```bash psql -d umami -f prisma/migrations/20_add_user_mapping_constraints/rollback.sql ```	2025-11-06 22:04:57 +08:00
iskandarsulaili	5cf1e0c16a	feat: Add user ID mapping migration for WordPress integration ... Added Prisma migration to support user identification: 1. Session Table Enhancement - Added user_id column (VARCHAR(36)) to session table - Stores WordPress user ID for logged-in users - Indexed for efficient lookups 2. User Mapping Table - New table to track visitor_id to user_id relationships - Maps anonymous visitors to authenticated users - Tracks first_seen_at, last_seen_at, and session_count - Unique constraint on (visitor_id, user_id) pair 3. Indexes - idx_session_user_id - Fast user_id lookups - idx_session_visitor_user - Composite index for visitor+user queries - idx_user_mapping_visitor - Visitor ID lookups - idx_user_mapping_user - User ID lookups - idx_user_mapping_last_seen - Time-based queries This migration enables unified user tracking across anonymous and authenticated sessions, supporting the WordPress plugin's user identification feature.	2025-11-06 19:53:33 +08:00