Implements support for both individual persons and organizations as members. Changes: - Added MemberType enum (INDIVIDUAL, ORGANIZATION) to distinguish member types - Added member_type column to database (defaults to INDIVIDUAL for backward compatibility) - Added company_name field for organizations - Made first_name nullable (required for individuals, optional for organizations) - Implemented conditional validation: - INDIVIDUAL members require first_name - ORGANIZATION members require company_name - Updated GraphQL schema with new memberType and companyName fields - Updated all resolvers to handle new fields and validation - Added comprehensive unit tests for validation logic - Updated existing tests to work with new fields - All 53 tests passing Technical notes: - Using memberType instead of 'kind' to avoid GraphQL introspection conflicts - Using native_enum=False for SQLite compatibility - Using batch_alter_table for SQLite ALTER COLUMN compatibility - Backward compatible: existing members automatically become INDIVIDUAL type 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Proposal: Support Organization Members
Summary
Update the member data model to support both individual persons and organizations. Organizations will have a company name instead of a mandatory first name.
Background
Currently, the system only supports individual members with a mandatory first name. We need to accommodate organizational members (companies, associations, etc.) where the primary identifier is the organization name.
Goals
- Allow distinguishing between individual and organization members.
- Make
first_nameoptional for organizations. - Add
company_namefield, mandatory for organizations. - Ensure data integrity based on member type.
Non-Goals
- Complex hierarchy of organizations and contacts (for now, just a simple distinction).
Technical Note
- Field name:
memberType(notkindto avoid GraphQL introspection conflicts)