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delete linear issue #516

Closed sajdakabir closed 4 weeks ago

sajdakabir commented 4 weeks ago

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📝 Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The changes made to the `linear.service.js` file involve updates to the `handleWebhookEvent` function. A new conditional block has been introduced to manage scenarios where an issue is unassigned. If an issue lacks an assignee or the assignee ID is absent, the function will attempt to delete the issue from the database, accompanied by logging messages that indicate the success or failure of the deletion. The existing logic for processing webhook events remains intact. ## Changes | File Path | Change Summary | |------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | apps/backend/src/services/integration/linear.service.js | Modified `handleWebhookEvent` to include a new condition for unassigned issues, attempting to delete them from the database and logging the result. Existing logic for handling webhook events is preserved. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant Client participant WebhookHandler participant Database Client->>WebhookHandler: Send Webhook Event WebhookHandler->>WebhookHandler: Check if issue is unassigned alt Issue is unassigned WebhookHandler->>Database: Attempt to delete issue Database-->>WebhookHandler: Confirm deletion or not found WebhookHandler->>WebhookHandler: Log result else Issue is assigned WebhookHandler->>Database: Update or create issue end ``` > 🐰 In the garden where issues play, > A rabbit hops to clear the way. > Unassigned woes, we bid goodbye, > With logs that cheer, and issues fly! > In the database, all's in line, > A happy hop, all will be fine! 🌼

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