- Updated the MongoDB driver from v1.17.4 to v2.3.0, ensuring compatibility with the latest features and improvements.
- Refactored company-related entity and repository files to utilize the new driver, replacing `primitive.ObjectID` with `bson.ObjectID` for ID handling.
- Adjusted the configuration in `.drone.yml` to include the `main` branch in the trigger settings, enhancing CI/CD pipeline flexibility.
- Updated the Company service to include category validation during creation and updates, ensuring that only valid categories are associated with companies.
- Introduced a new CategoryResponse structure to encapsulate category details in API responses, improving the clarity of the data returned.
- Enhanced the CompanyResponse structure to include category details, providing more comprehensive information in API responses.
- Updated Swagger and YAML documentation to reflect the new category integration, including detailed descriptions and examples for the updated response structures.
- Improved error handling for invalid category data during company creation and updates, enhancing the robustness of the API.
- Refactored existing API handlers to accommodate the new category-related changes, ensuring a seamless user experience across the application.
- Introduced a new company category management feature, including CRUD operations for categories in both admin and public API endpoints.
- Implemented category entity, service, repository, and handler layers following clean architecture principles.
- Added new API routes for searching, retrieving, updating, deleting, and toggling publish status of categories, enhancing the overall functionality of the system.
- Updated Swagger and YAML documentation to include detailed descriptions and examples for the new category endpoints, ensuring clarity for API consumers.
- Enhanced error handling for duplicate categories and validation, improving the robustness of the category management process.
- Updated existing routes to integrate category handling, ensuring a seamless user experience across the application.
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