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discover: backfill mealie_group_id for existing households

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current_household_id() short-circuited on member-row presence and never
called sync, so the mealie_group_id column added by migration 035 stayed
NULL on existing households. Now: if the row is missing group_id,
re-run sync_user_household once to backfill from who_am_i. After backfill
the check is a cheap row read.
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Kayos 2026-05-01 20:42:05 -07:00
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@ -244,7 +244,15 @@ def create_app() -> Flask:
return None return None
h = db.get_user_household_id(u["sub"]) h = db.get_user_household_id(u["sub"])
if h is None: if h is None:
h = sync_user_household(u["sub"]) return sync_user_household(u["sub"])
# Re-sync once if the row is missing mealie_group_id (added in
# migration 035). This is the upgrade-path backfill: existing
# households were created before the column existed and need a
# one-shot sync to populate it. After that this is a cheap
# short-circuit on a per-request lookup.
hh = db.get_household(h)
if hh and not hh.get("mealie_group_id"):
sync_user_household(u["sub"])
return h return h
def monday_of(d: date) -> date: def monday_of(d: date) -> date: