Fix type issues in organizations.

[sbansal1999]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Improved type safety across organization-related components by replacing generic types with explicit, descriptive TypeScript types for props and state.
  • Enhanced type clarity for organization, member, invitation, and error entities throughout the dashboard.
  • Exported new type aliases for easier and safer usage of organization-related data in the codebase.

• Chores

  • Updated imports to use newly exported types, ensuring consistent typing and maintainability.

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Walkthrough

This set of changes systematically replaces any types with explicit, imported TypeScript types throughout the organizations-related dashboard codebase. It introduces and exports new type aliases in the use-organizations hook, updates prop interfaces and function signatures across multiple components, and ensures that all organization, member, invitation, and error entities are strongly typed. No business logic or control flow is altered.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Type Exports in use-organizations Hook apps/dashboard/hooks/use-organizations.ts	Exports new type aliases for Organization, ActiveOrganization, OrganizationsError, OrganizationMember, Invitation, CancelInvitation, and makes UpdateMemberData public.
Invitation Components apps/dashboard/app/(main)/organizations/[slug]/components/invitation-list.tsx, apps/dashboard/app/(main)/organizations/[slug]/components/invite-member-dialog.tsx	Updates prop types to use explicit imported types for invitations, organization IDs, and roles. Removes any usage in favor of type-safe interfaces and type aliases.
Member List Components apps/dashboard/app/(main)/organizations/[slug]/components/member-list.tsx	Introduces explicit interfaces for MemberList and RoleSelector props, replacing any types. Updates handler signatures and prop typings for improved type safety.
Organization Logo Uploader apps/dashboard/app/(main)/organizations/[slug]/components/organization-logo-uploader.tsx	Changes prop type for organization from inline object to imported Organization type. Simplifies state initialization by relying on type inference.
Overview Tab apps/dashboard/app/(main)/organizations/[slug]/components/overview-tab.tsx	Changes organization prop type in OverviewTabProps from any to imported Organization type. Updates import statement accordingly.
Settings Tab apps/dashboard/app/(main)/organizations/[slug]/components/settings-tab.tsx	Changes organization prop type in SettingsTabProps from any to imported Organization type.
Team View and Teams Tab apps/dashboard/app/(main)/organizations/[slug]/components/team-view.tsx, apps/dashboard/app/(main)/organizations/[slug]/components/teams-tab.tsx	Refines organization prop types to use union of imported Organization and ActiveOrganization types. Updates related imports and function signatures.
Organization Switcher and Organizations Tab apps/dashboard/app/(main)/organizations/components/organization-switcher.tsx, apps/dashboard/app/(main)/organizations/components/organizations-tab.tsx	Updates prop interfaces to use imported Organization[] and ActiveOrganization types instead of any[] and `any
Organization Main Pages apps/dashboard/app/(main)/organizations/[slug]/page.tsx, apps/dashboard/app/(main)/organizations/page.tsx	Adds explicit type annotations for props in several components, using imported types for organizations, active organizations, and errors. Replaces any usage with well-defined interfaces and types.

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