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[Bhavya-egov]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced delivery rules handling in the Campaign Summary component.
  • Dynamic updates to campaign summaries based on date changes.
  • Improved tab management in the Cycle Data Preview with a new tabCount feature.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved access and rendering logic for delivery data to prevent runtime errors.

• Documentation

  • Code cleanup for better readability and maintenance.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request enhance the CampaignSummary.js and CycleDataPreview.js components. Key updates include refined delivery rules calculation, improved data fetching, and dynamic updates in CampaignSummary.js, alongside better handling of deliveryData and rendering logic in CycleDataPreview.js. These modifications aim to improve the functionality, safety, and clarity of the components without altering any public entity declarations.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.../CampaignSummary.js	- Refined delivery rules calculation. - Enhanced data fetching and state management with useEffect. - Dynamic updates to campaign summary based on startDate and endDate. - Improved conditional rendering logic. - Code cleanup by removing commented-out code.
.../CycleDataPreview.js	- Robust delivery data access using optional chaining. - Updated Tabs component to include tabCount prop. - Safe rendering adjustments for Card components using optional chaining.

Possibly related PRs

• fixed summary and campaign creation #1479: The changes in CampaignSummary.js regarding the calculation of deliveries and the handling of startDate and endDate are directly related to the enhancements made in the main PR, which also focuses on refining delivery rules and updating campaign details.
• updated summary redirection #1488: The modifications in CampaignSummary.js to include a new variable hierarchyType and improve the logic for updating the updatedObject state align with the changes in the main PR that enhance the campaign summary updates.
• Mp hypothesis #1501: The updates in Hypothesis.js regarding the management of assumptions and their integration into the campaign setup process are relevant as they reflect similar enhancements in state management and data handling as seen in the main PR.
• Mp hypothesis #1505: The changes in Hypothesis.js and AssumptionsForm.js regarding the handling of assumptions and their validation are related to the overall improvements in data management and rendering logic in the main PR.

Suggested reviewers

• jagankumar-egov
• nipunarora-eGov

🐰 "In the fields where the data flows,
Campaigns bloom as the logic grows.
With tabs and rules all set to play,
Our summaries shine in a brighter way!
So hop along, let’s code and cheer,
For every change brings joy, my dear!" 🐇

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