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fix: fix bug related to handleWebsiteResourceChanges#459

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fix: fix bug related to handleWebsiteResourceChanges#459
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  • Refactor
    • Streamlined the logic for comparing and updating website resources.
    • Introduced early exits to avoid unnecessary processing when no changes occur.
    • Enhanced the handling of scheduling updates to ensure consistency when resource conditions change.

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The changes simplify the control flow in the handleWebsiteResourceChanges function within the platform service. An early return is now introduced when resource metadata is missing or when the new resources are identical to the existing ones. The logic for handling the scheduleId has been modified to delete it unconditionally if present and to set it to null if the resources array is empty. The streamlined conditions reduce complexity while preserving the logic for creating a new schedule when appropriate.

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File Change Summary
src/services/platform.service.ts Reorganized handleWebsiteResourceChanges: removed an initial console log; added early return when updateBody.metadata?.resources or platform.metadata?.resources is falsy; streamlined resource comparison; modified scheduleId handling (unconditional deletion and null assignment) based on resource conditions.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Caller
    participant PS as Platform Service
    participant P as Platform
    participant U as UpdateBody

    C->>PS: handleWebsiteResourceChanges(updateBody, platform)
    PS->>U: Check if metadata.resources exists
    alt Missing resources
        PS->>C: Return early
    else
        PS->>U: Compare new and existing resources
        alt Resources Identical
            PS->>C: Return early
        else
            PS->>P: Check scheduleId existence
            alt scheduleId exists OR resources empty
                PS->>P: Delete scheduleId
                PS->>U: Set scheduleId to null
            end
            alt Resources not empty
                PS->>PS: Create new schedule
            end
            PS->>C: Return updated metadata
        end
    end
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Possibly related PRs

  • debug: check the flow #452: Addresses modifications in the handleWebsiteResourceChanges function by simplifying the logic, while this PR previously added console log statements without altering functionality.
  • Handle website workflows #451: Implements platform-specific operations related to the "Website" platform, directly interfacing with the same function modifications in this PR.

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Pruning extra checks to make logic light.
Early returns and clean code pave the way,
Schedule IDs vanish without delay.
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@Behzad-rabiei Behzad-rabiei merged commit b7c7546 into main Apr 8, 2025
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