fix: export for analytics and issues

[pablohashescobar]

fix: export for analytics and csv

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced logic for fetching assignee details, improving avatar URL retrieval.
• Bug Fixes
  • Corrected control flow in the S3 upload function by fixing indentation issues.
• Chores
  • Removed unnecessary ACL settings from S3 upload parameters.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request enhance the functionality of two files: analytic_plot_export.py and export_task.py. In analytic_plot_export.py, the get_assignee_details function is improved to utilize Django's Q objects for more sophisticated filtering of assignee details. An annotation for constructing the assignees__avatar_url has been added. In export_task.py, the upload_to_s3 function has had its ACL setting removed from the S3 upload parameters, and the indentation of an else block has been corrected.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
apiserver/plane/bgtasks/analytic_plot_export.py	Enhanced get_assignee_details function with Django's Q objects and added annotation for avatar_url. Added import statements for Q, Case, Value, When, and Concat.
apiserver/plane/bgtasks/export_task.py	Removed ACL setting from ExtraArgs in upload_to_s3 function and corrected indentation of else block.

Possibly related PRs

• [WEB-2430] fix: issue exports for project #5579: The changes in export_task.py related to the update_json_row and update_table_row functions involve modifications to how assignees are handled, which is directly relevant to the enhancements made in the upload_to_s3 function in the main PR, as both PRs focus on improving the handling of assignees in export-related functionalities.

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Suggested reviewers

• gurusainath
• pushya22

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Enhancing logic day by day.
With avatars and tasks in sight,
Our exports now take flight!
A little tweak, a careful glance,
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