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The changes update the logic in two controllers to determine when to include specific fields (publisher_unbaptized, publisher_baptized, and categories) in user backup data. The inclusion of publisher-related fields is now based on the user's publisher role, and the categories field is always included in the returned person data.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/v3/controllers/pockets_controller.ts,
src/v3/controllers/users_controller.ts
Adjusted logic so publisher_unbaptized and publisher_baptized fields are included only if the user is a publisher; always include the categories field in person data; removed redundant variable declarations and updated conditional checks.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Controller
    participant DataStore

    User->>Controller: Request user backup
    Controller->>DataStore: Fetch person data
    DataStore-->>Controller: Return person data
    alt User is publisher
        Controller->>Controller: Include publisher fields in response
    end
    Controller->>Controller: Always include categories field
    Controller-->>User: Return constructed person data
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src/v3/controllers/pockets_controller.ts (1)

296-297: Logic update for handling publisher fields and categories

The code now determines whether to include publisher-related fields based on the user's role rather than the person's presence in the miniPersons list. Additionally, the categories field is now always included in the person data output, regardless of user role.

This change aligns with the corresponding update in users_controller.ts, ensuring consistent handling of these fields across both controllers.

Also applies to: 315-317

src/v3/controllers/users_controller.ts (1)

584-586: Matching logic for inclusion of publisher fields and categories

This change mirrors the update in pockets_controller.ts, ensuring consistent behavior across both controllers:

  1. The categories field is now always included
  2. Publisher-related fields (publisher_unbaptized, publisher_baptized) are now included based on the user's role rather than each person's presence in miniPersons

This creates a more consistent approach to field inclusion based on user roles rather than specific person relationships.

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@rhahao rhahao merged commit 0369d7d into sws2apps:main May 20, 2025
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