Add database columns for 7+30+60 day PAT expiry notification
What does this MR do and why?
Add database columns for 7+30+60 day PAT expiry notification
Part 1 of 3, this adds db columns to use for 7, 30, and 60 day
notifications for expiring access tokens. The end goal is to replace the
existing boolean expire_notification_delivered column with the
new datetime *_notification_sent_at columns.
The next two MRs will backfill data for the new columns, then make use of them in new workers for handling expiring token notifications.
Broken out from !163818 (closed)
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How to set up and validate locally
- Run migrations
- Check for column existence on rails console:
PersonalAccessToken.last.seven_days_notification_sent_at # should be nil
Related to #464040 (closed)