changed ticket alias model

[parteek65]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced new fields for better ticket and policy representation, including policy_display_alias and first_run_at.
  • Added new classes: TenantTicketWithTicketAlias and TenantPolicyWithPolicyDisplayAlias to enhance data structure.
• Improvements
  • Updated existing response classes to utilize the new fields and classes for improved data management.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve modifications to the onelens_backend_client_v2/models.py file, enhancing data models by adding new fields and classes. Key updates include the introduction of optional fields such as policy_display_alias and first_run_at in the GetSinglePolicyTicketByPolicyIdResponse class, along with the creation of new classes like TenantTicketWithTicketAlias and TenantPolicyWithPolicyDisplayAlias. These updates improve the representation of ticket and policy attributes within the data structure.

Changes

File	Change Summary
onelens_backend_client_v2/models.py	- Added policy_display_alias: Optional[str] to GetSinglePolicyTicketByPolicyIdResponse
	- Added ticket_alias: str to GetSinglePolicyTicketByPolicyIdResponse
	- Added first_run_at: Optional[datetime] to GetSinglePolicyTicketByPolicyIdResponse
	- Added ticket_alias: Optional[int] to TenantTicket
	- Added class TenantTicketWithTicketAlias(BaseModel)
	- Added ticket_alias: Optional[str] to TenantTicketWithTicketAlias
	- Added class TenantPolicyWithPolicyDisplayAlias(BaseModel)
	- Added policy_display_alias: str to TenantPolicyWithPolicyDisplayAlias
	- Modified policy: TenantPolicyWithPolicyDisplayAlias in GetTenantPolicyWithSummaryResponse
	- Modified tenant_ticket: TenantTicketWithTicketAlias in GetTicketByIdPolicyDetailsResponse
	- Modified policy_details: TenantPolicyWithPolicyDisplayAlias in GetTicketByIdPolicyDetailsResponse

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant API
    participant Backend

    Client->>API: Request ticket by policy ID
    API->>Backend: Fetch ticket details
    Backend-->>API: Return ticket details with new fields
    API-->>Client: Send response with ticket details

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