Release Changelog

🚀 New Features

Implemented new comprehensive prompt management system
- Complete revamp of how prompts are stored and managed in the application
- New database schema with improved relationships between models and prompts
- Support for default prompts per model
- Enhanced prompt organization and categorization
Added migration tools for administrators
- New admin interface for migrating data from old preset prompts system
- Two-step process: migration followed by optional cleanup
- Progress indicators and detailed success/error states
- Safety confirmations to prevent accidental data loss
- Support for bulk migration of all existing preset prompts

Fixed API route parameters type mismatch: Updated all route handler files to use the correct Next.js 15 parameter format
- Updated route handler functions to use context: { params: any } pattern consistently
- Added proper Promise resolution for route parameters with await Promise.resolve(context.params)
- Ensured consistent parameter extraction pattern across all API routes
- Fixed DELETE and PATCH handler type definitions in nested routes

Fixed MigrationPanel type errors: Improved type safety in the admin migration interface
- Introduced a proper Status enum system replacing string literals
- Updated all state handling to use the new enum values
- Added type assertions to resolve TypeScript narrowing issues in conditional expressions
- Ensured consistent state comparison throughout the component

Enhanced TypeScript compliance: Made codebase fully compatible with stricter type checking in Next.js 15
Consistent parameter handling: Unified approach to route handler parameter processing
Improved state management: Replaced string literals with typed enums for better maintainability
Build process stability: Eliminated type errors preventing successful builds
Prompt System Architecture:
- Implemented separate tables for prompts and model-prompt associations
- Added support for marking prompts as default for specific models
- Created new API endpoints for managing the prompt system
- Server actions for prompt operations (creation, association, deletion)

Migration Process:
- Administrators can migrate data through the new Migration Panel in the admin interface
- Old preset prompts will remain available until explicitly deleted through the cleanup step
- The migration is non-destructive; it creates new entries while preserving existing data
- After successful testing, old data can be safely removed using the cleanup function
All changes were implemented with minimal modifications to existing functionality
Existing API endpoints maintain the same behavior but with improved type safety