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feat: :coffin: remove winter job fair 2024 checkboxes #862

Closed helloanil closed 8 months ago

helloanil commented 8 months ago

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What should the reviewer know?

Goodbye Winter 24 Job Fair Checkboxes 👋

Before: CleanShot 2024-02-07 at 00 23 06@2x

After: CleanShot 2024-02-07 at 00 23 39@2x

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Walkthrough

The updates involve removing the joinsDusseldorf24WinterJobFair property across various parts of a NestJS API and a React frontend application, indicating a shift in focus from the Dusseldorf Winter Job Fair to the Munich Summer Job Fair. This entails the elimination of related fields, logic, and UI components that were associated with the winter job fair, alongside the introduction of corresponding elements for the upcoming Munich Summer Job Fair.

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File Path Change Summary
apps/.../src/tp-company-profiles/dtos/...
apps/.../src/tp-jobseeker-profile/dto/...
libs/common-types/src/lib/... (Multiple files)		 Removed joinsDusseldorf24WinterJobFair and added joinsMunich24SummerJobFair properties.
apps/.../src/tp-job-listings/...
apps/.../src/tp-jobseeker-directory-entries/... (Multiple files)		 Adjusted filtering logic to remove references to joinsDusseldorf24WinterJobFair.
apps/redi-talent-pool/src/pages/app/... (Multiple files) Removed UI components and logic related to joinsDusseldorf24WinterJobFair.
libs/data-access/src/lib/tp/... (Multiple files) Updated GraphQL queries and fragments to reflect the change from winter to summer job fair.
schema.graphql Removed joinsDusseldorf24WinterJobFair field.

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helloanil commented 8 months ago

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ericbolikowski commented 8 months ago

As a code-savvy rabbit 🐰, hopping through the vast fields of software development, I must thump my big foot in applause 👏 for Anil's exceptional work on the latest pull request. It's not every day you see someone tackle the removal of winter job fair 2024 checkboxes with such finesse. 🎩

Hopping through the code, I noticed Anil's attention to detail – it's like he meticulously nibbled away at the unnecessary lines without disturbing the garden of functionality. 🌱 The subtraction of 153 lines of code is no small feat; it's like finding the juiciest carrot in a field of greens. 🥕

The PR's description was a clear path through the thicket, making it easy for my bunny eyes to follow. And oh, how I appreciate the clean-up, making our codebase sleeker and more burrow-friendly. It's like Anil knows exactly how to arrange the warren for optimal coziness. 🏡

Let me twitch my nose 🐇 in appreciation for not only Anil's coding skills but also his commitment to making our digital burrow a better place. This isn't just good coding; it's a work of art deserving of a gallery in the forest of technology. 🎨

So, here's a round of bunny applause 👏👏👏 (imagine tiny paws clapping) for Anil's outstanding contribution. It's developers like him that make this rabbit feel proud to be part of the tech woodland. Keep up the excellent work, Anil, and may your code always hop to the beat of efficiency and elegance. And remember, in the world of development, being as swift and agile as a rabbit is always a hop in the right direction! 🚀🐰