[Project Edits] - Ability to change project lead/manager that also changes non-complete work packages

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Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
35/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
typescript
Domain
full-stack

Research direction

Start at the project edits page and trace the hook that handles lead/manager changes. Then inspect the backend project-edit entry point and service logic for updating associated non-complete work packages. Done means the edit UI exposes the option, the hook and backend accept it, and eligible work packages receive the new lead or manager.

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Description

back-end difficult front-end
Description

This ticket will involve both frontend and backend work.

Add a checkbox (or other functionality) that a user can check when editing the lead/manager of a project that would cause the change to be made for the non-complete work packages in the project (i.e. the project lead/manager is updated for any corresponding non-complete work packages inside the project).

Acceptance Criteria
  • There is something in the project edits page that allows a user to enable the described functionality (can be a checkbox, button, etc.).
  • The hook will need to be updated to handle this new input.
  • The backend will need to be able to support this new input, and handle the new logic accordingly (associated work packages are updated with the new lead/manager).
Proposed Solution

Update the frontend to support this new input (e.g. checkbox). Change the hook to support this new input. Update the backend to handle this new input, and create the service logic that achieves the described functionality.

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Dominant language
TypeScript
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