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feat(api): add Organism schema and add it to User #83

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@mvergez mvergez commented Dec 14, 2023

Pour l'utilisation dans le schéma de Synthese pour cette PR PnX-SI/GeoNature#2571. Il était nécessaire de sérialiser l'organisme (backref dans le model User) et donc d'ajouter un Schéma de l'organisme et d'y faire référence dans UserSchema

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@mvergez mvergez force-pushed the feat/add-organism-schema branch from 842e3f8 to f820604 Compare December 14, 2023 10:08
@bouttier bouttier merged commit 4b05b88 into PnX-SI:develop Jan 4, 2024
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