fix: Bulk Add Recipes to Shopping List #5054
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Kuchenpirat
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What this PR does / why we need it:
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This PR updates the endpoint for adding a recipe to a shopping list to accept multiple recipes. This improves speed when adding multiple recipes from the meal planner, and fixes a bug where items aren't merged properly due to race conditions.
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
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Fixes #3417
Special notes for your reviewer:
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I kept the old endpoint + signature so existing integrations don't break, but I marked it as deprecated in the docs. In a future version we can just get rid of it.
Testing
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Updated pytest with the new route and added a new test for a new edgecase. I also tested the frontend any time that endpoint is called (from the meal planner, from a recipe, from the shopping list page).