[WEB-2214] chore: migration for user favorite, file asset, and deploy board

[gurusainath]

Summary

This pull request contains the mentioned migrations below

1. File asset is_archived field is added
2. User favorite sequence converted integer_field to float_field
3. Deploy board is_activity_enabled field is added

Plane Issue:

[WEB-2214]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new toggle for enabling or disabling activities on the deploy board.
  • Added a new status for file assets to track whether they are archived.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced the user favorites functionality by allowing for more precise sequencing with a new float data type.

These updates aim to improve asset management and provide users with better control over activity settings within the application.

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Walkthrough

This migration enhances the database schema of a Django application by adding new Boolean fields for activity management and asset tracking, alongside modifying the sequence field type in the UserFavorite model to a FloatField to accommodate fractional values. These updates aim to improve functionality and flexibility within the application, supporting better asset lifecycle management and user preferences.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
apiserver/plane/db/migrations/0074_deploy_board_and_project_issues.py, apiserver/plane/db/models/deploy_board.py, apiserver/plane/db/models/asset.py	Introduced is_activity_enabled in DeployBoard (default: True) and is_archived in FileAsset (default: False), enhancing control over activities and asset management.
apiserver/plane/db/models/favorite.py	Changed sequence field in UserFavorite from IntegerField to FloatField (default: 65535), allowing for fractional values to improve sorting. Reformatted unique_together constraint for readability without changing functionality.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant DeployBoard
    participant FileAsset
    participant UserFavorite

    User->>DeployBoard: Create DeployBoard (is_activity_enabled=True)
    User->>FileAsset: Create FileAsset (is_archived=False)
    User->>UserFavorite: Create UserFavorite (sequence as FloatField)

Poem

In fields of data, bright and new,
A rabbit hops with changes due.
With archived assets, activities in line,
A world of order, oh how they'll shine!
So let us celebrate, with joyful cheer,
New fields and functions, bringing us near! 🐇✨

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