[DevWithPranav]

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[greptile-apps]

Confidence Score: 4/5

[Critical impact] Database schema change without visible migration path.

Fix the inconsistent table collations before merging so fresh schema imports work independently of database defaults.

Findings

1.  Database defaults can break imports ▶
2.  Long descriptions cannot save ▶

Summary

Replaces schema.sql with a reconstructed schema combining production definitions, development additions, and company problem statements.

• Developers can use one schema file for the base, development changes, and company problem statements.

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Database defaults can break imports

If the target MySQL 8 database uses utf8mb4_unicode_ci, for example, user now inherits that collation while events explicitly uses utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci. MySQL rejects the foreign key from events.created_by to user.id because their collations differ, stopping the import. The previous definitions explicitly used matching collations. Keep consistent, explicit table options throughout Parts A and B so imports do not depend on database defaults.

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Long descriptions cannot save

problem_statement.description uses TEXT, but ProblemStatementWriteSerializer accepts 20,000 characters. With utf8mb4, 20,000 four-byte characters need 80,000 bytes, exceeding the 65,535-byte limit of TEXT. The request passes validation but fails when saved. Use LONGTEXT, as this reconstruction already does for other Django text fields.