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[Fix] Removing Employee from Project Doesn't Work Despite Success Toast on Employee Page #8440

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    • Enhanced error handling in project member management.
    • Improved logging for better traceability of update issues.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected identifier usage in project membership deletion logic.

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The changes in this pull request focus on the OrganizationProjectService class within the organization-project.service.ts file. Modifications include improved error handling and updates to the logic for managing project members, specifically in the updateByEmployee method. The identifier used for deleting project memberships has been changed from member.employeeId to member.id, ensuring correct deletion. Additionally, the method now captures and logs errors during the update process, enhancing traceability for issues related to project associations.

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packages/core/src/organization-project/organization-project.service.ts - Enhanced error handling in updateByEmployee method.
- Changed deletion logic identifier from member.employeeId to member.id.
- Added error logging for update process.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
packages/core/src/organization-project/organization-project.service.ts (1)

573-575: Approve the change and suggest improved error logging

The change from member.employeeId to member.id correctly addresses the issue of removing an employee from a project. This fix ensures that the proper identifier is used when deleting project memberships.

Consider enhancing the error logging in the catch block to include more details about the error:

 } catch (error) {
-    console.log('Error while updating project by employee:', error);
+    console.error('Error while updating project by employee:', error.message, '\nStack:', error.stack);
     throw new HttpException({ message: 'Error while updating project by employee' }, HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST);
 }

This will provide more comprehensive information for debugging purposes.

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[Fix] Removing Employee from Project Doesn't Work Despite Success Toast on Employee Page
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