Port '/v2/user/<user-uuid>/active-signature' to golang"

[lukaszgryglicki]

can only be merged after linuxfoundation/easycla#4720 is approved, merged and deployed.
cc @mlehotskylf @thakurveerendras @amolsontakke3576

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the service to use a newer API endpoint for fetching user active signature information. No changes to visible functionality.

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Walkthrough

The getUserActiveSignature method in the ClaContributorService was updated to use the version 4 API endpoint instead of version 2. No changes were made to method signatures or return types; only the internal API endpoint URL was modified.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/app/core/services/cla-contributor.service.ts	Updated API endpoint in getUserActiveSignature from v2 to v4

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant ClaContributorService
    participant APIv4

    Client->>ClaContributorService: getUserActiveSignature(userId)
    ClaContributorService->>APIv4: GET /v4/user/{userId}/active-signature
    APIv4-->>ClaContributorService: Active signature data
    ClaContributorService-->>Client: Return signature data

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Estimated code review effort

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Possibly related PRs

• Switch to new api '/v4/project-compat/<uuid>' instead of '/v2/project/<uuid>' #450: Updates methods in ClaContributorService to use v4 API endpoints.
• Port '/v2/user/<user-uuid>/active-signature' to golang #453: Directly modifies getUserActiveSignature to use the v4 endpoint, matching this PR.
• Revert "Port '/v2/user/<user-uuid>/active-signature' to golang" #455: Reverts getUserActiveSignature back to v2, affecting the same method but in the opposite direction.

Suggested labels

wip

Suggested reviewers

• mlehotskylf
• thakurveerendras
• amolsontakke3576

Poem

A hop to v4, we leap ahead,
Old endpoints resting in their bed.
With every hop, our code refines,
API calls in tidy lines.
The carrot’s sweet, the grass is green—
Our service now is lean and keen! 🥕

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[lukaszgryglicki]

Thanks @amolsontakke3576 I need to have BE part deployed first, will merge when this is done.