🤖 Refactor Database Initialization to Singleton Pattern #1712
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This fix was triggered by [email protected]
Fixes SEER-9P
This change introduces a singleton
DatabaseManagerclass to manage database connections and initialization across the application. TheDatabaseManager, which is a centralized controller for database operations, ensures that the initialization occurs only once for each Flask app instance. The code modifies how the database is initialized in both theinitialize_databasefunction and thebootupprocess, ensuring that any subsequent calls to initialize the database in the same context do not recreate connections but rather use the existing instance. Additionally, backward compatibility exportsSession,db, andmigratefrom thedb_managerto maintain existing functionality.If you have any questions or feedback for the Sentry team about this fix, please email [email protected] with the Run ID: 3039.