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getOrCreateComment-function #5000

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PR Type: Refactoring

PR Summary: This pull request introduces a significant refactor to the getOrCreateComment function within the Facebook API plugin. The changes streamline the process of finding or creating comment conversations by consolidating the retrieval of parent comment conversations into a single query and adjusting the logic for creating comments and replies based on the presence of a parent comment. Additionally, it improves error handling by introducing a check for the existence of a post before proceeding with comment creation, and it simplifies the update logic for conversation IDs after sending inbox messages.

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  • The PR effectively addresses the need for more efficient and clearer handling of comment conversations. However, it would be beneficial to ensure that all new error messages introduced are as informative and actionable as possible. Providing more context in error messages can greatly aid in debugging and user comprehension.
  • Given the refactor's impact on the flow of creating or finding comment conversations, it's crucial to thoroughly test these changes in various scenarios to ensure no edge cases are missed. This includes testing with and without existing parent comments, with missing posts, and verifying the correct update of conversation IDs.
  • Consider reviewing the naming conventions used for new variables and functions to ensure they accurately reflect their purpose and enhance code readability.

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childCommentConversations === null
) {
comment = await models.CommentConversation.create({
if (!post) {
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suggestion (llm): The addition of a check for the existence of post before proceeding with creating a comment is a good practice for ensuring data integrity. However, it's important to ensure that the error message provided is clear and actionable for the caller. Consider including more context in the error message about why the post is required and what steps to take if this error is encountered.

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@enkhtuvshinD enkhtuvshinD merged commit d276a06 into dev Feb 22, 2024
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