[P2] Semesters: DB migration — semesters table + courses.semester_id + backfill #137

Description

@AndresL230

Part of the Semesters epic.

Goal

Replace the free-text courses.semester with a structured, orderable semester entity so enrollments, gradebook, and graph-context can be grouped/filtered by term and a "current" term can be derived by date.

Background

  • courses is a shared, per-offering catalog (no user_id) with semester TEXT DEFAULT 'Spring 2026' (backend/db/supabase_schema.sql:37). Everything downstream FKs to course_id (user_courses, course_categories, assignments), so semester is inherited transitively — only the course needs the term, and the same class in two terms is already two courses rows.
  • The graph layer already keys on a free-text semester (course_concept_context / course_context, schema lines 211/221/227/235; course_context_service.py:265on_conflict="course_id,concept_name,semester").

Changes

  • New semesters table:id TEXT PK, term TEXT (Fall/Spring/Summer/Winter), year INT, label TEXT ('Fall 2025'), start_date DATE, end_date DATE, sort_key INT (orderable, e.g. year*10 + term ordinal), created_at; UNIQUE(term, year).
  • courses: add semester_id TEXT REFERENCES semesters(id). Backfill by creating one semesters row per distinct existing courses.semester string (map 'Spring 2026' etc. with reasonable start/end dates), then set courses.semester_id. Keep the legacy semester text column for one release (the graph-context path still reads it) and drop it in a later cleanup.
  • Seed the canonical recent terms with start/end dates so date-derived "current" works.
  • Migration file under backend/db/ following the existing migration_*.sql naming; applied via the documented Supabase SQL-editor flow.

Out of scope

  • Repointing course_concept_context / course_context at semester_id (they keep their free-text semester for now).

Acceptance

  • semesters exists with seeded, ordered terms incl. start/end dates.
  • Every courses row has a valid semester_id; legacy semester text still matches.
  • A date-derived "current semester" query (term where today ∈ [start, end]) returns exactly one row for the seeded data.

Conventions: all DB access via db/connection.py::table(); no raw httpx.

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    [P2] Semesters: DB migration — semesters table + courses.semester_id + backfill #137

    Description

    @AndresL230

    Part of the Semesters epic.

    Goal

    Replace the free-text courses.semester with a structured, orderable semester entity so enrollments, gradebook, and graph-context can be grouped/filtered by term and a "current" term can be derived by date.

    Background

    • courses is a shared, per-offering catalog (no user_id) with semester TEXT DEFAULT 'Spring 2026' (backend/db/supabase_schema.sql:37). Everything downstream FKs to course_id (user_courses, course_categories, assignments), so semester is inherited transitively — only the course needs the term, and the same class in two terms is already two courses rows.
    • The graph layer already keys on a free-text semester (course_concept_context / course_context, schema lines 211/221/227/235; course_context_service.py:265on_conflict="course_id,concept_name,semester").

    Changes

    • New semesters table:id TEXT PK, term TEXT (Fall/Spring/Summer/Winter), year INT, label TEXT ('Fall 2025'), start_date DATE, end_date DATE, sort_key INT (orderable, e.g. year*10 + term ordinal), created_at; UNIQUE(term, year).
    • courses: add semester_id TEXT REFERENCES semesters(id). Backfill by creating one semesters row per distinct existing courses.semester string (map 'Spring 2026' etc. with reasonable start/end dates), then set courses.semester_id. Keep the legacy semester text column for one release (the graph-context path still reads it) and drop it in a later cleanup.
    • Seed the canonical recent terms with start/end dates so date-derived "current" works.
    • Migration file under backend/db/ following the existing migration_*.sql naming; applied via the documented Supabase SQL-editor flow.

    Out of scope

    • Repointing course_concept_context / course_context at semester_id (they keep their free-text semester for now).

    Acceptance

    • semesters exists with seeded, ordered terms incl. start/end dates.
    • Every courses row has a valid semester_id; legacy semester text still matches.
    • A date-derived "current semester" query (term where today ∈ [start, end]) returns exactly one row for the seeded data.

    Conventions: all DB access via db/connection.py::table(); no raw httpx.

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      [P2] Semesters: DB migration — semesters table + courses.semester_id + backfill #137

      Description

      @AndresL230

      Part of the Semesters epic.

      Goal

      Replace the free-text courses.semester with a structured, orderable semester entity so enrollments, gradebook, and graph-context can be grouped/filtered by term and a "current" term can be derived by date.

      Background

      • courses is a shared, per-offering catalog (no user_id) with semester TEXT DEFAULT 'Spring 2026' (backend/db/supabase_schema.sql:37). Everything downstream FKs to course_id (user_courses, course_categories, assignments), so semester is inherited transitively — only the course needs the term, and the same class in two terms is already two courses rows.
      • The graph layer already keys on a free-text semester (course_concept_context / course_context, schema lines 211/221/227/235; course_context_service.py:265on_conflict="course_id,concept_name,semester").

      Changes

      • New semesters table:id TEXT PK, term TEXT (Fall/Spring/Summer/Winter), year INT, label TEXT ('Fall 2025'), start_date DATE, end_date DATE, sort_key INT (orderable, e.g. year*10 + term ordinal), created_at; UNIQUE(term, year).
      • courses: add semester_id TEXT REFERENCES semesters(id). Backfill by creating one semesters row per distinct existing courses.semester string (map 'Spring 2026' etc. with reasonable start/end dates), then set courses.semester_id. Keep the legacy semester text column for one release (the graph-context path still reads it) and drop it in a later cleanup.
      • Seed the canonical recent terms with start/end dates so date-derived "current" works.
      • Migration file under backend/db/ following the existing migration_*.sql naming; applied via the documented Supabase SQL-editor flow.

      Out of scope

      • Repointing course_concept_context / course_context at semester_id (they keep their free-text semester for now).

      Acceptance

      • semesters exists with seeded, ordered terms incl. start/end dates.
      • Every courses row has a valid semester_id; legacy semester text still matches.
      • A date-derived "current semester" query (term where today ∈ [start, end]) returns exactly one row for the seeded data.

      Conventions: all DB access via db/connection.py::table(); no raw httpx.

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        [P2] Semesters: DB migration — semesters table + courses.semester_id + backfill #137

        Description

        @AndresL230

        Part of the Semesters epic.

        Goal

        Replace the free-text courses.semester with a structured, orderable semester entity so enrollments, gradebook, and graph-context can be grouped/filtered by term and a "current" term can be derived by date.

        Background

        • courses is a shared, per-offering catalog (no user_id) with semester TEXT DEFAULT 'Spring 2026' (backend/db/supabase_schema.sql:37). Everything downstream FKs to course_id (user_courses, course_categories, assignments), so semester is inherited transitively — only the course needs the term, and the same class in two terms is already two courses rows.
        • The graph layer already keys on a free-text semester (course_concept_context / course_context, schema lines 211/221/227/235; course_context_service.py:265on_conflict="course_id,concept_name,semester").

        Changes

        • New semesters table:id TEXT PK, term TEXT (Fall/Spring/Summer/Winter), year INT, label TEXT ('Fall 2025'), start_date DATE, end_date DATE, sort_key INT (orderable, e.g. year*10 + term ordinal), created_at; UNIQUE(term, year).
        • courses: add semester_id TEXT REFERENCES semesters(id). Backfill by creating one semesters row per distinct existing courses.semester string (map 'Spring 2026' etc. with reasonable start/end dates), then set courses.semester_id. Keep the legacy semester text column for one release (the graph-context path still reads it) and drop it in a later cleanup.
        • Seed the canonical recent terms with start/end dates so date-derived "current" works.
        • Migration file under backend/db/ following the existing migration_*.sql naming; applied via the documented Supabase SQL-editor flow.

        Out of scope

        • Repointing course_concept_context / course_context at semester_id (they keep their free-text semester for now).

        Acceptance

        • semesters exists with seeded, ordered terms incl. start/end dates.
        • Every courses row has a valid semester_id; legacy semester text still matches.
        • A date-derived "current semester" query (term where today ∈ [start, end]) returns exactly one row for the seeded data.

        Conventions: all DB access via db/connection.py::table(); no raw httpx.

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          [P2] Semesters: DB migration — semesters table + courses.semester_id + backfill #137

          Description

          @AndresL230

          Part of the Semesters epic.

          Goal

          Replace the free-text courses.semester with a structured, orderable semester entity so enrollments, gradebook, and graph-context can be grouped/filtered by term and a "current" term can be derived by date.

          Background

          • courses is a shared, per-offering catalog (no user_id) with semester TEXT DEFAULT 'Spring 2026' (backend/db/supabase_schema.sql:37). Everything downstream FKs to course_id (user_courses, course_categories, assignments), so semester is inherited transitively — only the course needs the term, and the same class in two terms is already two courses rows.
          • The graph layer already keys on a free-text semester (course_concept_context / course_context, schema lines 211/221/227/235; course_context_service.py:265on_conflict="course_id,concept_name,semester").

          Changes

          • New semesters table:id TEXT PK, term TEXT (Fall/Spring/Summer/Winter), year INT, label TEXT ('Fall 2025'), start_date DATE, end_date DATE, sort_key INT (orderable, e.g. year*10 + term ordinal), created_at; UNIQUE(term, year).
          • courses: add semester_id TEXT REFERENCES semesters(id). Backfill by creating one semesters row per distinct existing courses.semester string (map 'Spring 2026' etc. with reasonable start/end dates), then set courses.semester_id. Keep the legacy semester text column for one release (the graph-context path still reads it) and drop it in a later cleanup.
          • Seed the canonical recent terms with start/end dates so date-derived "current" works.
          • Migration file under backend/db/ following the existing migration_*.sql naming; applied via the documented Supabase SQL-editor flow.

          Out of scope

          • Repointing course_concept_context / course_context at semester_id (they keep their free-text semester for now).

          Acceptance

          • semesters exists with seeded, ordered terms incl. start/end dates.
          • Every courses row has a valid semester_id; legacy semester text still matches.
          • A date-derived "current semester" query (term where today ∈ [start, end]) returns exactly one row for the seeded data.

          Conventions: all DB access via db/connection.py::table(); no raw httpx.

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            [P2] Semesters: DB migration — semesters table + courses.semester_id + backfill #137

            Description

            @AndresL230

            Part of the Semesters epic.

            Goal

            Replace the free-text courses.semester with a structured, orderable semester entity so enrollments, gradebook, and graph-context can be grouped/filtered by term and a "current" term can be derived by date.

            Background

            • courses is a shared, per-offering catalog (no user_id) with semester TEXT DEFAULT 'Spring 2026' (backend/db/supabase_schema.sql:37). Everything downstream FKs to course_id (user_courses, course_categories, assignments), so semester is inherited transitively — only the course needs the term, and the same class in two terms is already two courses rows.
            • The graph layer already keys on a free-text semester (course_concept_context / course_context, schema lines 211/221/227/235; course_context_service.py:265on_conflict="course_id,concept_name,semester").

            Changes

            • New semesters table:id TEXT PK, term TEXT (Fall/Spring/Summer/Winter), year INT, label TEXT ('Fall 2025'), start_date DATE, end_date DATE, sort_key INT (orderable, e.g. year*10 + term ordinal), created_at; UNIQUE(term, year).
            • courses: add semester_id TEXT REFERENCES semesters(id). Backfill by creating one semesters row per distinct existing courses.semester string (map 'Spring 2026' etc. with reasonable start/end dates), then set courses.semester_id. Keep the legacy semester text column for one release (the graph-context path still reads it) and drop it in a later cleanup.
            • Seed the canonical recent terms with start/end dates so date-derived "current" works.
            • Migration file under backend/db/ following the existing migration_*.sql naming; applied via the documented Supabase SQL-editor flow.

            Out of scope

            • Repointing course_concept_context / course_context at semester_id (they keep their free-text semester for now).

            Acceptance

            • semesters exists with seeded, ordered terms incl. start/end dates.
            • Every courses row has a valid semester_id; legacy semester text still matches.
            • A date-derived "current semester" query (term where today ∈ [start, end]) returns exactly one row for the seeded data.

            Conventions: all DB access via db/connection.py::table(); no raw httpx.

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              [P2] Semesters: DB migration — semesters table + courses.semester_id + backfill #137

              Description

              @AndresL230

              Part of the Semesters epic.

              Goal

              Replace the free-text courses.semester with a structured, orderable semester entity so enrollments, gradebook, and graph-context can be grouped/filtered by term and a "current" term can be derived by date.

              Background

              • courses is a shared, per-offering catalog (no user_id) with semester TEXT DEFAULT 'Spring 2026' (backend/db/supabase_schema.sql:37). Everything downstream FKs to course_id (user_courses, course_categories, assignments), so semester is inherited transitively — only the course needs the term, and the same class in two terms is already two courses rows.
              • The graph layer already keys on a free-text semester (course_concept_context / course_context, schema lines 211/221/227/235; course_context_service.py:265on_conflict="course_id,concept_name,semester").

              Changes

              • New semesters table:id TEXT PK, term TEXT (Fall/Spring/Summer/Winter), year INT, label TEXT ('Fall 2025'), start_date DATE, end_date DATE, sort_key INT (orderable, e.g. year*10 + term ordinal), created_at; UNIQUE(term, year).
              • courses: add semester_id TEXT REFERENCES semesters(id). Backfill by creating one semesters row per distinct existing courses.semester string (map 'Spring 2026' etc. with reasonable start/end dates), then set courses.semester_id. Keep the legacy semester text column for one release (the graph-context path still reads it) and drop it in a later cleanup.
              • Seed the canonical recent terms with start/end dates so date-derived "current" works.
              • Migration file under backend/db/ following the existing migration_*.sql naming; applied via the documented Supabase SQL-editor flow.

              Out of scope

              • Repointing course_concept_context / course_context at semester_id (they keep their free-text semester for now).

              Acceptance

              • semesters exists with seeded, ordered terms incl. start/end dates.
              • Every courses row has a valid semester_id; legacy semester text still matches.
              • A date-derived "current semester" query (term where today ∈ [start, end]) returns exactly one row for the seeded data.

              Conventions: all DB access via db/connection.py::table(); no raw httpx.

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                [P2] Semesters: DB migration — semesters table + courses.semester_id + backfill #137

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                @AndresL230

                Part of the Semesters epic.

                Goal

                Replace the free-text courses.semester with a structured, orderable semester entity so enrollments, gradebook, and graph-context can be grouped/filtered by term and a "current" term can be derived by date.

                Background

                • courses is a shared, per-offering catalog (no user_id) with semester TEXT DEFAULT 'Spring 2026' (backend/db/supabase_schema.sql:37). Everything downstream FKs to course_id (user_courses, course_categories, assignments), so semester is inherited transitively — only the course needs the term, and the same class in two terms is already two courses rows.
                • The graph layer already keys on a free-text semester (course_concept_context / course_context, schema lines 211/221/227/235; course_context_service.py:265on_conflict="course_id,concept_name,semester").

                Changes

                • New semesters table:id TEXT PK, term TEXT (Fall/Spring/Summer/Winter), year INT, label TEXT ('Fall 2025'), start_date DATE, end_date DATE, sort_key INT (orderable, e.g. year*10 + term ordinal), created_at; UNIQUE(term, year).
                • courses: add semester_id TEXT REFERENCES semesters(id). Backfill by creating one semesters row per distinct existing courses.semester string (map 'Spring 2026' etc. with reasonable start/end dates), then set courses.semester_id. Keep the legacy semester text column for one release (the graph-context path still reads it) and drop it in a later cleanup.
                • Seed the canonical recent terms with start/end dates so date-derived "current" works.
                • Migration file under backend/db/ following the existing migration_*.sql naming; applied via the documented Supabase SQL-editor flow.

                Out of scope

                • Repointing course_concept_context / course_context at semester_id (they keep their free-text semester for now).

                Acceptance

                • semesters exists with seeded, ordered terms incl. start/end dates.
                • Every courses row has a valid semester_id; legacy semester text still matches.
                • A date-derived "current semester" query (term where today ∈ [start, end]) returns exactly one row for the seeded data.

                Conventions: all DB access via db/connection.py::table(); no raw httpx.

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