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renamed resource_id column in resource_catalog_cost table #22

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  • New Features
    • Updated the resource_id field to resource_catalog_id for improved clarity and specificity in resource catalog references.
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    • Revised descriptions and titles associated with the resource_catalog_id for enhanced understanding.

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The change involves renaming the resource_id attribute to resource_catalog_id in the ResourceCatalogCostDataMixin class within the onelens_backend_client_v2/models.py file. This modification clarifies the field's purpose by specifying that it refers to a resource catalog rather than a generic resource. Additionally, the associated description and title have been updated to reflect this change.

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onelens_backend_client_v2/models.py Renamed resource_id to resource_catalog_id in ResourceCatalogCostDataMixin class. Updated description and title for clarity.

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    participant ResourceCatalogCostDataMixin

    Client->>ResourceCatalogCostDataMixin: Request resource catalog data
    ResourceCatalogCostDataMixin-->>Client: Return resource catalog data with resource_catalog_id
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4984-4985: Renaming of attribute in ResourceCatalogCostDataMixin

The renaming of resource_id to resource_catalog_id in the ResourceCatalogCostDataMixin class is correctly implemented. This change helps clarify that the ID refers specifically to a resource catalog, aligning with the PR's objective to enhance clarity.

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