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Pull request overview
Adds an owner-confirmed “delete chat from the bot” flow in the user chat settings screen, including localization, routing, service-layer authorization, and repository deletion of the chat and related records.
Changes:
- Added i18n strings for the delete button (initial/confirm) and the “owner must delete” access error.
- Implemented
Chat.delete()with an ownership check (creator) and repository-backed deletion. - Wired a new
deleteaction into the chat controller UI and route map.
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| File | Description |
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| bot/project/i18n.py | Adds localized strings for delete UI and owner-only deletion error |
| bot/pkg/service/chat.py | Adds service method to authorize and execute chat deletion |
| bot/pkg/repository/chat_repository.py | Adds repository delete that removes chat and dependent rows in a transaction |
| bot/pkg/controller/user_controllers/chats_controller.py | Adds delete button + two-step confirmation handler |
| bot/pkg/config/routes.py | Registers the new delete action under the chat route |
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| return await chat_repository.delete(chat_id) | ||
| except Exception as e: | ||
| logger.error(e) | ||
| return None |
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What about handling this error?
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@copilot What about handling the error; object processing?
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