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@VennethN VennethN commented Dec 23, 2024

Adds supercharged tournament id
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  • New Features

    • Introduced new constants for campaign and course IDs, enhancing clarity and organization.
    • Improved categorization of courses and campaigns for better data management.
    • Enhanced error handling and promise management for asynchronous operations.
  • Refactor

    • Restructured utility functions for improved access to course and campaign data.
    • Streamlined logic for determining product types and related data fetching.

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The pull request introduces a comprehensive refactoring of the app/core/utils.js file, focusing on restructuring campaign and course management utilities. The changes involve creating new constants and objects to better organize campaign and course IDs for different product types (CodeCombat and Ozaria). The refactoring aims to improve code clarity, maintainability, and provide more structured access to course and campaign-related data.

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File Change Summary
app/core/utils.js - Added multiple new constants for campaign and course IDs
- Introduced structured objects for campaignIDs, courseIDs
- Created constants for free, internal, and ordered course IDs
- Refined hourOfCodeOptions and added new categorization objects

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1345-1345: Ensure the new “supercharged” slug and IDs are properly referenced throughout the codebase.

Everything appears consistent with the pattern for tournament objects: unique slug, valid date ranges, levelOriginal, and tournament IDs. However, please verify that “supercharged” does not conflict with any other identifiers, and confirm that the provided levelOriginal (“66f545e57e91e7168c3e463c”) and tournament (“6756bac52bfcb2c7059f3cb3”) IDs exist in relevant collections or references.

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The search results show that the "supercharged" slug is consistently used across the codebase:

  1. In localization files (app/locale/*.js) as a translation key with appropriate translations
  2. In the league-related Vue components for UI display
  3. In the core utils as part of season 12 configuration
  4. Associated with specific image assets ('/images/pages/league/supercharged.png' and '/images/pages/league/supercharged-clash.png')

There are no conflicting uses of the "supercharged" identifier, and it follows the established pattern for tournament objects. The IDs are only referenced in the tournament object definition itself, which is expected as these are likely database IDs that will be used at runtime.

The "supercharged" slug and associated IDs are properly integrated and don't conflict with existing identifiers.

The implementation follows the same pattern as other tournament entries in the codebase, with proper localization support and asset references.

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rg -A 3 "6756bac52bfcb2c7059f3cb3"

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@mrfinch mrfinch merged commit 0e1cd03 into codecombat:master Dec 23, 2024
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