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[WEB-1642] chore: mutating issue estimation_point when we delete the estimate point from the project #4862

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Summary

This PR ensures that the issue estimation_point is appropriately mutated when an estimate point is deleted from the project.

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  1. Estimate store

Issue link: [WEB-1642]

@gurusainath gurusainath self-assigned this Jun 18, 2024
@gurusainath gurusainath added this to the v0.22-dev milestone Jun 18, 2024
@gurusainath gurusainath changed the title [WEB-522] chore: mutating issue estimation_point when we delete the estimate point from the project [WEB-1651] chore: mutating issue estimation_point when we delete the estimate point from the project Jun 18, 2024
@gurusainath gurusainath changed the title [WEB-1651] chore: mutating issue estimation_point when we delete the estimate point from the project [WEB-1642] chore: mutating issue estimation_point when we delete the estimate point from the project Jun 18, 2024
estimatePointId,
newEstimatePointId ? { new_estimate_id: newEstimatePointId } : undefined
);
const deleteEstimatePoint = await estimateService.removeEstimatePoint(
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There is no error handling here?

@SatishGandham SatishGandham merged commit 0b4faf7 into develop Jun 18, 2024
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