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[mohandholu43]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Updated the account configuration dialogs to consistently display service provider information instead of the previous terminology. This change improves the clarity of account connection and disconnection messages presented to users.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates the naming convention used in several components. The CloudAccountsPage now passes the property serviceProviderName (sourced from selectedInstanceOffering) instead of serviceOrgName (from selectedInstanceSubscription). In the ConnectAccountConfigDialog and DisconnectAccountConfigDialog components, as well as their nested sub-components, all instances of the serviceOrgName parameter/prop have been renamed to serviceProviderName. The modifications ensure consistent naming across these components without altering the overall functionality.

Changes

File(s)	Summary
app/.../cloud-accounts/page.tsx	Updated in CloudAccountsPage: renamed serviceOrgName to serviceProviderName and changed the value source from selectedInstanceSubscription to selectedInstanceOffering.
src/.../AccountConfigDialog/{Connect,Disconnect}AccountConfigDialog.jsx	Renamed property/parameter in the Trigger and Run components, as well as in the dialog functions, from serviceOrgName to serviceProviderName.

Possibly related PRs

• Fix/disconnect connect #586: Addressed the renaming of serviceOrgName to serviceProviderName in the account configuration dialogs.
• Fix/resource instance wrap #405: Made similar renaming updates in the dialog components for consistency.
• Fix: Bugs 10 Feb #535: Updated property names to align with new naming conventions across multiple components.

Suggested reviewers

• Nithishprem

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• app/(dashboard)/cloud-accounts/page.tsx (2 hunks)
• src/components/AccountConfigDialog/ConnectAccountConfigDialog.jsx (7 hunks)
• src/components/AccountConfigDialog/DisconnectAccountConfigDialog.jsx (7 hunks)

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src/components/AccountConfigDialog/DisconnectAccountConfigDialog.jsx (1)

src/components/AccountConfigDialog/ConnectAccountConfigDialog.jsx (2)

• Trigger (174-228)
• formik (470-484)

src/components/AccountConfigDialog/ConnectAccountConfigDialog.jsx (1)

src/components/AccountConfigDialog/DisconnectAccountConfigDialog.jsx (2)

• Trigger (173-227)
• formik (478-492)

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🔇 Additional comments (16)

app/(dashboard)/cloud-accounts/page.tsx (2)

612-612: Property name change for consistency

The property passed to the ConnectAccountConfigDialog component has been renamed from serviceOrgName to serviceProviderName, and now sources its value from selectedInstanceOffering?.serviceProviderName instead of selectedInstanceSubscription?.serviceOrgName.

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626-626: Property name change for consistency

The property passed to the DisconnectAccountConfigDialog component has been renamed from serviceOrgName to serviceProviderName, and now sources its value from selectedInstanceOffering?.serviceProviderName instead of selectedInstanceSubscription?.serviceOrgName.

src/components/AccountConfigDialog/ConnectAccountConfigDialog.jsx (7)

174-174: Parameter name updated for better semantic clarity

The Trigger component's parameter has been renamed from serviceOrgName to serviceProviderName to better reflect its purpose.

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197-199: Updated text to use new parameter name

The text message now references serviceProviderName instead of serviceOrgName while maintaining the same meaning.

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230-236: Parameter name updated in Run component

The Run component's parameter has been updated from serviceOrgName to serviceProviderName for consistency.

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302-303: Updated template text to use new parameter name

The text in the CloudFormation template instruction now references serviceProviderName instead of serviceOrgName.

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427-429: Updated prop name in main component

The ConnectAccountConfigDialog function's destructured props now includes serviceProviderName instead of serviceOrgName for consistency with the rest of the changes.

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507-507: Updated prop passing to Trigger component

The prop passed to the Trigger component now uses the renamed serviceProviderName parameter.

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516-516: Updated prop passing to Run component

The prop passed to the Run component now uses the renamed serviceProviderName parameter.

src/components/AccountConfigDialog/DisconnectAccountConfigDialog.jsx (7)

173-173: Parameter name updated for better semantic clarity

The Trigger component's parameter has been renamed from serviceOrgName to serviceProviderName to better reflect its purpose.

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197-199: Updated text to use new parameter name

The text message now references serviceProviderName instead of serviceOrgName while maintaining the same meaning.

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235-235: Parameter name updated in Run component

The Run component's parameter has been updated from serviceOrgName to serviceProviderName for consistency.

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305-305: Updated template text to use new parameter name

The text in the CloudFormation template instruction now references serviceProviderName instead of serviceOrgName.

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431-431: Updated prop name in main component

The DisconnectAccountConfigDialog function's destructured props now includes serviceProviderName instead of serviceOrgName for consistency with the rest of the changes.

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513-516: Updated prop passing to Trigger component

The prop passed to the Trigger component now uses the renamed serviceProviderName parameter.

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525-525: Updated prop passing to Run component

The prop passed to the Run component now uses the renamed serviceProviderName parameter.

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