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    • Resolved an issue that could cause errors when editing family details if the family head name was missing. This improves stability and prevents unexpected errors during updates.

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A null check was added for benFamilyRS.getFamilyHeadName() within the editFamilyDetails method of the FamilyTagServiceImpl class. This prevents a potential NullPointerException when calling trim() on a possibly null value during family head name comparison and assignment.

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src/main/java/com/iemr/common/identity/service/familyTagging/FamilyTagServiceImpl.java Added a null check before calling trim() on benFamilyRS.getFamilyHeadName() in a conditional.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
src/main/java/com/iemr/common/identity/service/familyTagging/FamilyTagServiceImpl.java (3)

159-164: Consider additional defensive checks.

While the current fix addresses the family head name null check, there's still a potential NullPointerException risk with benFamilyObj.getMemberName().trim() if benFamilyObj.getMemberName() becomes null despite the check on line 159.

-					if(null != benFamilyRS.getFamilyHeadName() && benFamilyRS.getFamilyHeadName().trim().equals(benFamilyObj.getMemberName().trim()) && Boolean.TRUE.equals(!benFamilyObj.getIsHeadOfTheFamily()))
+					if(null != benFamilyRS.getFamilyHeadName() && null != benFamilyObj.getMemberName() && 
+						benFamilyRS.getFamilyHeadName().trim().equals(benFamilyObj.getMemberName().trim()) && 
+						Boolean.TRUE.equals(!benFamilyObj.getIsHeadOfTheFamily()))

184-184: Fix typo in success message.

There's a typo in the success message at the end of the editFamilyDetails method.

-		return "Beneficiary family tagging updateed successfully";
+		return "Beneficiary family tagging updated successfully";

159-164: Consider using Objects.equals for null-safe comparison.

Using String.equals() requires explicit null checks, but Java provides utility methods like Objects.equals() that handle null values safely, making your code cleaner and less error-prone.

-					if(null != benFamilyRS.getFamilyHeadName() && benFamilyRS.getFamilyHeadName().trim().equals(benFamilyObj.getMemberName().trim()) && Boolean.TRUE.equals(!benFamilyObj.getIsHeadOfTheFamily()))
+					if(benFamilyRS.getFamilyHeadName() != null && 
+						Objects.equals(benFamilyRS.getFamilyHeadName().trim(), benFamilyObj.getMemberName().trim()) && 
+						Boolean.FALSE.equals(benFamilyObj.getIsHeadOfTheFamily()))

This would require adding:

import java.util.Objects;
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src/main/java/com/iemr/common/identity/service/familyTagging/FamilyTagServiceImpl.java (1)

160-160: Good bug fix for null check.

This change correctly addresses a potential NullPointerException by adding a null check before calling the trim() method on benFamilyRS.getFamilyHeadName(). This is an essential defensive programming practice.

@helenKaryamsetty helenKaryamsetty merged commit cc8164e into PSMRI:develop Jun 26, 2025
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