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Description
Fixes a bug where deactivating a team without a team code would return a 400 Bad Request error, preventing the team from being deactivated.
Related PRs (if any):
None
Main changes explained:
putTeamin the team controller to convertnullteamCode to an empty string before saving, so it passes the schema validator which accepts empty string but not nullHow to test:
npm installand start the backend locallyScreenshots or videos of changes:
TeamDeactivation.mp4
Note:
The root cause was that the Team schema validator uses the regex
/^(.{5,7}|^$)$/which allows 5-7 characters or empty string, but not null. When a team has no team code, the frontend sends"teamCode": nullwhich failed validation. The fix converts null to empty string before saving, which aligns with the schema'sdefault: ''.