Fix previous sync errors #43
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- Replace 'feedActionStatus' with 'feedDecoratorStatus' for User object - This change ensures the correct status field is updated when modifying a user
- Replace FeedActionType with FeedDecoratorType - Update UserFeedActionStatus to UserFeedDecoratorStatus - Replace language code 'en' with Language object
- Change feedActionStatus to feedDecoratorStatus and update related types - Replace language code with Language object initialization
- Corrected a syntax error in the DatabaseSeedingService class - Removed the extraneous comma in the content creation process - This change ensures proper functionality when running the app and prevents potential errors during database seeding
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request aims to resolve prior data synchronization issues by updating user-related data structures. Specifically, I've renamed a user status field for clarity and refactored the user's language preference from a simple string to a more robust object, ensuring better data integrity and consistency during user data operations.
Highlights
- User Feed Status Field Renaming: The feedActionStatus field and its associated FeedActionType enum have been consistently renamed to feedDecoratorStatus and FeedDecoratorType respectively across user data handling logic. This improves naming clarity and aligns with updated terminology.
- Language Field Type Refactoring: The language field within user profiles has been upgraded from a simple String to a Language object. This change allows for richer language data (like ID, code, name, native name, status) to be stored and managed, replacing a basic string representation.
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Code Review
This pull request appears to fix synchronization errors by refactoring feedActionStatus to feedDecoratorStatus and changing the language property from a simple string to a Language object. The refactoring is applied consistently across the codebase. However, the implementation for creating the default Language object introduces hardcoded values, including a specific ID, in two separate files. This creates a maintainability issue, as these 'magic strings' can become out of sync with your data fixtures. My review includes suggestions to address this by using constants.
Signed-off-by: fulleni <[email protected]>
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