Rashad Karanouh
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## Summary (twenty-partners app, v0.5.4)
- **Profile picture upload (additive)**: `profilePicture` stays a URL
(LINKS) — existing partners keep their picture — and a new
`profilePictureFile` (FILES) field is added for uploads. The read logic
functions (`list-available-partners`, `get-partner-by-slug`) select both
and **prefer the uploaded file, falling back to the legacy URL**,
returning the existing `{ primaryLinkUrl }` shape so the public
directory and the website are unchanged.
- **Region** auto-derived from the partner's country on application
creation (static lookup).
- **Deployment expertise** derived: defaults to `CLOUD`, adds
`SELF_HOST` when the partner covers Hosting & Infrastructure.
- **Partner.website** now set from the submitted domain.
- Removed 5 unused `partnerScope` categories (0 production usage); seed
remapped.
- Removed one-off data scripts (`import-from-tft`,
`migrate-partner-scope`, `partner-scope-map`).
Rebased on `main` (includes #21615 company-reuse).
## Why additive, not a field-type change
Twenty treats a field's `type` as **immutable**: an app upgrade silently
ignores a LINKS→FILES change (`fieldMetadata.type` is `toCompare: false`
in the server's flat-entity config). An in-place flip would leave the
column LINKS on prod while the display queries asked for a FILES `url`,
**breaking the partner directory**. The additive `profilePictureFile`
upgrades cleanly with no data loss; existing URLs keep working via the
legacy field + fallback. Removing the 5 unused enum options is also a
clean upgrade (0 records use them).
## Deploy notes
- Version `0.5.4`. Fully additive schema change → installs in place, no
data migration required.
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