6b2d75ca0b
Implements the chart cross-entity activity stream (US2). Builds on the
resolve_endpoint_path_entity helper from the prior tidy commit
(1d60513079), so the new endpoint is a small composition of: resolve
path entity → parse params → get_activity(Slice, ...) → serialize.
* T028 ChartRestApi.activity — @expose("/<uuid_str>/activity/") on the
chart blueprint. Decorator stack mirrors list_versions; registered
in include_route_methods. The MODEL_API_RW_METHOD_PERMISSION_MAP
entry "activity": "write" added in Phase 3 already covers this
endpoint family (the map is class-permission-agnostic).
* T029 TestChartActivityView class added to activity_view_tests.py,
following the same patterns as TestDashboardActivityView.
* T030 test_chart_activity_includes_dataset_edit_as_related — Given
a chart pointing at the birth_names dataset, When the dataset's
description is edited, Then the chart activity stream surfaces a
SqlaTable/related record (AS-1 of US2).
* T032 test_chart_activity_excludes_sibling_dashboards — Given the
chart is on a dashboard, When the dashboard's title is edited,
Then NO Dashboard records appear in the chart's activity. Per the
spec's Relationship Traversal section: charts don't see sideways
to dashboards they happen to be on.
* T031 (datasource-switch attribution) deferred — needs a second
dataset fixture which the birth_names environment doesn't provide
cleanly. Will land with a multi-dataset test harness in a follow-up.
Additional coverage: 404 for unknown UUID, 400 for malformed UUID,
400 for invalid include, 403 for non-owner, 200 envelope smoke,
chart-self-edit appears as source=self, include=self filter test.
Full suite: 19/19 integration tests + 57/57 unit tests green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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