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Summary of Changes

Hello @wlgns12370, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

I've implemented a change that enhances the user's ability to view their inquiry history. Previously, when a user fetched their inquiries, only the inquiry details were returned. With this update, the system will now also return the corresponding answer for each inquiry, providing a more complete and immediate view of their support interactions. This involved updating the data models, service layer, and repository query logic to correctly fetch and present this combined information.

Highlights

  • New Data Transfer Objects (DTOs): I've introduced two new DTOs: InquiryAnswerResponse to model the answer details and InquiryListResponse to combine an inquiry with its answer, providing a richer data structure for the client.
  • Service and Repository Layer Updates: The getMyInquiry method in InquiryService and searchMyInquiry in InquiryQueryRepository have been updated to return Page<InquiryListResponse>, ensuring that inquiry answers are included in the list view.
  • Query Logic Enhancement: I've modified InquiryJpaRepositoryImpl to include a LEFT JOIN with the inquiryAnswer entity when fetching user inquiries, allowing answers to be retrieved alongside the main inquiry data. A new mapping method mapToInquiryListResponse handles the conversion to the new DTO.
  • API Endpoint Modification: The InquiryController and its documentation interface InquiryControllerDocs have been adjusted to reflect the change in the return type for the /my endpoint, ensuring API consistency.
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@wlgns12370 wlgns12370 merged commit db21326 into prod Aug 10, 2025
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Code Review

This pull request successfully implements the feature of including answers when fetching a user's inquiry list. The changes are well-structured, introducing new DTOs for the combined response and updating the repository layer to perform a LEFT JOIN to fetch the related answer data. The refactoring to move mapping logic from the DTO to the repository implementation is a good improvement for separation of concerns. I've found one area for improvement regarding dynamic sorting in the new query. Please see the detailed comment.

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List<InquiryListResponse> content = query
.orderBy(inquiry.createdAt.desc())
.offset(pageable.getOffset())
.limit(pageable.getPageSize())
.fetch().stream()
.map(this::mapToResponse)
.map(this::mapToInquiryListResponse)
.toList();

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medium

The sorting is hardcoded to be descending by createdAt. The Pageable object, which is passed as an argument to this method, can contain sorting information from the client request, but it is being ignored. This prevents clients from sorting the inquiry list according to their needs. It is recommended to use the Sort information from the Pageable object to apply dynamic sorting. You could adapt the existing buildOrderByCondition method or create a new helper to handle this.

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