Improved: corrected the logic to find inbound shipment using package items for order item lookup(#138)

[R-Sourabh]

Related Issues

#138

Short Description and Why It's Useful

• Previously, the getCurrentItemInboundShipment function was directly accessing the item from the shipment object instead of iterating inside the packages. This logic has now been updated.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a critical logic error in how inbound shipments are identified for order items. The previous implementation incorrectly assumed items were directly attached to the shipment object, leading to potential lookup failures. The updated logic now correctly traverses through the packages associated with a shipment to locate the specific order item, ensuring accurate shipment identification and improved data integrity.

Highlights

• Logic Correction for Inbound Shipment Lookup: The getCurrentItemInboundShipment function has been updated to correctly identify inbound shipments by iterating through packages within a shipment, rather than directly accessing items from the shipment object.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly adjusts the logic in getCurrentItemInboundShipment to properly search for items within nested packages of a shipment, which resolves the described bug. The change is effective and improves the correctness of the feature. I have included one suggestion to enhance type safety and maintainability by avoiding the use of any types, which is a recommended practice when working with TypeScript.

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While the logic correction is good, this line explicitly uses any for type declarations for shipment, pkg, and item. Using any undermines the benefits of TypeScript's static typing and should be avoided. It would be better to define and use specific types for these objects to improve type safety and code maintainability. For now, I've removed the explicit any types to make the code cleaner, but the underlying issue of lacking types on the currentOrder object remains and should be addressed for better code quality.

  return currentOrder.value.shipments?.find((shipment) => shipment.shipmentTypeId === "IN_TRANSFER" && shipment.packages?.some((pkg) => pkg.items?.some((item) => item.orderItemSeqId === props.item.orderItemSeqId)));