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WalkthroughThe changes refactor the partner eligibility system for rewards by replacing a single partner list with separate inclusion and exclusion arrays, distinguishing between default and non-default rewards. Updates span backend logic, schema validation, and frontend UI, introducing clearer handling and labeling of eligible and non-eligible partners for reward assignment. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant UI (Add/Edit Reward Sheet)
participant API (route.ts)
participant Actions (create/update/delete-reward.ts)
participant DB
User->>UI (Add/Edit Reward Sheet): Selects partners to include/exclude
UI (Add/Edit Reward Sheet)->>API (route.ts): Submits reward data with included/excludedPartnerIds
API (route.ts)->>Actions (create/update-reward.ts): Processes request
Actions (create/update-reward.ts)->>DB: Updates reward and partner enrollments based on inclusion/exclusion logic
DB-->>Actions (create/update-reward.ts): Confirmation
Actions (create/update-reward.ts)-->>API (route.ts): Success/Failure response
API (route.ts)-->>UI (Add/Edit Reward Sheet): Returns result
UI (Add/Edit Reward Sheet)-->>User: Displays updated reward/partner info
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Tip For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes. 🧩 Analysis chainI'll conduct a comprehensive final review of this PR. Let me examine the key implementation details first. @steven-tey Here's my comprehensive final review of PR #2516: 🎯 Overall Assessment: Excellent ImplementationThis PR successfully refactors the partner eligibility system with a clean, well-architected approach. The separation of concerns between inclusion and exclusion logic for default vs non-default rewards is well-implemented. ✅ Strengths1. Clean Architecture & Design
2. Robust Backend Implementation
3. Consistent Frontend Implementation
4. Schema Evolution
🔍 Key Implementation HighlightsBackend Logic// Smart conditional logic for default vs non-default rewards
for (default rewards): exclude specified partners, include others
for (non-default rewards): include only specified partners Frontend Adaptation// Clean conditional rendering based on reward type
mode={isDefault ? "exclude" : "include"}
label={mode === "include" ? "Eligible partners" : "Non-eligible partners"}
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Tip For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes. @steven-tey I provided a comprehensive final review earlier in this conversation where I thoroughly analyzed all aspects of PR #2516. 🎯 Final Confirmation: ✅ APPROVED - Ready for MergeKey highlights from my previous detailed analysis:
This PR sets an excellent standard for feature implementations in the codebase. The partner eligibility refactor is expertly executed with outstanding attention to detail and software engineering best practices. Ready for merge! 🚀 |
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