Create read models for StatementList and Statement. This is only about the "top-level" objects, meaning the parts of a statement (qualifiers, references, "main snak", ...) may still refer to the DataModel objects for the time being.
Description
Description
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | None | T325354 📚️ Use read models instead of DataModel entities in all use case responses | |||
| Resolved | WMDE-leszek | T324562 📖️ Introduce read models for Statement and StatementList | |||
| Resolved | Ollie.Shotton_WMDE | T324584 📖️ Create read model for Statement | |||
| Resolved | Jakob_WMDE | T324840 📖️ Create read model for StatementList | |||
| Resolved | Jakob_WMDE | T326635 📖️ Use StatementList ReadModel in ItemUpdater's return value (ItemRevision) | |||
| Resolved | Jakob_WMDE | T326639 📖️ Use StatementList read model in ItemData |
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Task Breakdown Notes:
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- Create read model for StatementList read model (@Silvan_WMDE)
- will need a read model class, a modified serializer and a converter from datamodel object to read model
- Create read model for Statement read model (@Ollie.Shotton_WMDE)
- will need a read model class, a modified serializer and a converter from datamodel object to read model
- Create read model for StatementList read model (@Silvan_WMDE)