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Create plan for domain invitation/user domain role complexity reduction #3553

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allly-b opened this issue Feb 21, 2025 · 0 comments
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allly-b commented Feb 21, 2025

Investigate how to combine domain invitations and userdomain roles into one table, or otherwise reduce the complextiy being created by these two models

see main parent for problems with the current architecture.

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  • create a plan for how to resolve these two models into one (or how to better reduce code complexity between these two modes)
  • go over it with a lead/ other devs for feedback
  • create tickets as subissues of the main parent

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@allly-b allly-b changed the title create a plan for how to resolve these two models into one (or how to better reduce code complexity between these two modes) and create the plan as sub issues on this ticket. Create plan for domain invitation/user domain role complexity reduction Feb 21, 2025
@allly-b allly-b moved this from 👶 New to 🎯 Ready in .gov Product Board Feb 21, 2025
@allly-b allly-b added dev issue is for the dev team refactor bundled Parent ticket will be sprinted and this ticket is included in the parent labels Feb 21, 2025
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