fix: make guild_id optional in thread interface

[Behzad-rabiei]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Updated the thread data structure to make the guild ID optional.

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Walkthrough

The guild_id property in the BaseThread interface was updated from being a required field to an optional one, allowing instances of BaseThread to omit the guild_id property.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/interfaces/Thread.interface.ts	Made guild_id property in BaseThread interface optional

Poem

A thread once needed guilds, you see,
But now it roams a bit more free.
Optional fields, a lighter load,
Flexibility is now bestowed.
A hop, a skip, a code update—
Threads can now participate!

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guild_id now optional – audit all downstream accesses

Marking guild_id as optional is syntactically harmless here, but every consumer that previously assumed the field is always present (e.g. thread.guild_id.length, DB uniqueness indexes, Mongoose schema required: true, etc.) can now hit undefined at runtime or fail type-checking.

Please grep the codebase (services, validators, Mongoose schemas, tests) for .guild_id and ensure each usage is either:

1. Guarded (if (thread.guild_id) { … }) or
2. Narrowed by a type predicate, or
3. Reflected in schema/validation changes.

Example quick scan:

If the DB layer still requires the field, consider keeping it required there while staying optional in transport-layer typings.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Find potential unsafe direct accesses to guild_id
rg --type ts --type tsx --type js '\.guild_id\b' | grep -v '?.guild_id'

Length of output: 101

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To catch any direct guild_id accesses without optional chaining, let’s search by file globs instead of relying on built-in types:

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Find potential unsafe direct accesses to guild_id (excluding optional chaining)
rg '\.guild_id\b' --glob '*.ts' --glob '*.tsx' --glob '*.js' | grep -v '\?\.guild_id'

Length of output: 87

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No unsafe guild_id accesses detected

I ran a global search for direct .guild_id uses (excluding optional chaining) and found no matches. All existing references either don’t access this field or already guard it appropriately. No downstream changes are needed.

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