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GitAuto: [FEATURE] Implement SKU Service Attachment API #396

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Resolves #32

What is the feature

Implement the SKU Service Attachment API, allowing users to associate or disassociate attachments with SKU Services within the catalog.

Why we need the feature

This feature enhances the Catalog API by providing the ability to manage attachments related to SKU Services. It enables better organization and flexibility in handling SKU-related data, facilitating more robust integrations and data management for users.

How to implement and why

  1. API Endpoint Development:

    • Create Endpoints: Develop new RESTful endpoints for associating and disassociating attachments with SKU Services. This includes POST and DELETE methods for managing attachments.
    • Documentation: Update the API documentation to include the new endpoints, ensuring that developers can easily understand and utilize the new functionality.
  2. Database Schema Modification:

    • Association Table: Introduce a new table or update existing schemas to establish a many-to-many relationship between SKU Services and Attachments.
    • Data Integrity: Implement necessary constraints to maintain data integrity, such as foreign keys and unique indexes.
  3. Service Layer Integration:

    • Business Logic: Incorporate business logic to handle the association and disassociation processes, including validation and error handling.
    • Transaction Management: Ensure that database transactions are handled properly to maintain consistency during these operations.
  4. Testing:

    • Unit Tests: Write comprehensive unit tests for the new service methods to ensure they perform as expected.
    • Integration Tests: Develop integration tests to verify that the new API endpoints interact correctly with other parts of the system.
    • Edge Cases: Test edge cases, such as associating an attachment that already exists or handling non-existent SKU Services.
  5. Frontend Integration (If Applicable):

    • UI Components: If there's a frontend component, update or create new UI elements to allow users to manage SKU Service attachments.
    • User Experience: Ensure that the process is intuitive and provides necessary feedback to the users.

This step-by-step implementation ensures that the feature is integrated seamlessly into the existing system, maintaining high code quality and reliability.

About backward compatibility

The implementation of the SKU Service Attachment API is designed to be backward compatible. It introduces new endpoints and does not alter or remove existing functionalities. Existing integrations and workflows will continue to operate without any modifications, ensuring a smooth transition and adoption of the new feature.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-32-20241213-002446
git pull origin gitauto/issue-32-20241213-002446

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