Feat api testing with devzery

[nitishvarmaus]

This pull request introduces a new middleware to integrate Devzery into the project. The most important changes include adding the DevzeryDjangoMiddleware to the middleware settings and including the devzery package in the project dependencies.

Integration with Devzery:

• apiserver/plane/settings/common.py: Added DevzeryDjangoMiddleware to the middleware list and included placeholders for DEVZERY_API_KEY and DEVZERY_SERVER_NAME settings.
• apiserver/requirements/base.txt: Added devzery==0.1.0 to the list of project dependencies.

Description

Type of Change

• [ ] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• [x] Feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• [ ] Improvement (change that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
• [ ] Code refactoring
• [ ] Performance improvements
• [ ] Documentation update

Screenshots and Media (if applicable)

Test Scenarios

Ran Plane and tested out the APIs if they are working fine with Devzery

References

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced two new configurable options for enhanced service integration.
  • Integrated an additional middleware to improve request handling and logging.
  • Added a new dependency to support these upgrades.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces two new configuration variables, DEVZERY_API_KEY and DEVZERY_SERVER_NAME, in the settings file, both initialized as empty strings. Additionally, the middleware stack now includes the devzery.django.middleware.DevzeryDjangoMiddleware. A new dependency, devzery==0.1.0, has also been added to the requirements file. These changes adjust configuration and dependency management without altering the overall structure.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apiserver/plane/.../common.py	Added DEVZERY_API_KEY and DEVZERY_SERVER_NAME configuration variables; inserted "devzery.django.middleware.DevzeryDjangoMiddleware" into middleware.
apiserver/requirements/base.txt	Added new dependency: devzery==0.1.0.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Client
    participant MW as DevzeryMiddleware
    participant V as View

    C->>MW: Send Request
    MW->>V: Process Request
    V->>MW: Return Response
    MW->>C: Send Response

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New keys and middleware make my day so bright,
Dependencies line up like carrots in a row,
With every change, our app begins to grow,
Hopping through the code till everything's just right!

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[sriramveeraghanta]

We're closing this PR as devzery does not meet the open source standards we maintain for this repository. Our community repository does not rely on proprietary applications, and we need to ensure all contributions align with this principle.

Thank you for your interest in contributing. If you'd like to make future contributions that align with our open source standards, we welcome your participation.