Fix issue #14

[odbz]

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[cr-gpt]

Unfortunately, I cannot see the actual code patch you mentioned. However, based on the information provided, it appears that you are modifying an enum called Status. You have added a new enum value called DELETE_SUCCESS to the enum.

For a brief code review, here are a few suggestions:

1. Make sure to add a newline at the end of the file. This is not a critical issue but helps with readability and avoids any warnings or errors from certain linters or compilers.
2. Naming conventions: Enums are typically named in TitleCase, so you might want to consider renaming the enum from Status to StatusCode or something similar to follow common naming conventions.
3. Consider documenting the purpose and usage of each enum value, including the newly added DELETE_SUCCESS. This can provide additional clarity for developers who use this enum.

Without the actual code implementation, it's challenging to identify potential bug risks or further improvements. If you provide the relevant code, I'll be happy to assist you with a more extensive review.

[cr-gpt]

Based on the given code patch, here are a few observations and suggestions for improvement:

1. In line 55, export const reducer = <T extends object>( seems incomplete. It should be followed by the function body or other required parameters.

2. It is generally good practice to include a default case in switch statements to handle unexpected actions. Consider adding a default case to cover any unhandled actions.

3. In line 58, changing draft.status to Status.DELETE_SUCCESS after the DELETE_ENTITY_SUCCESS action seems reasonable if you have defined Status.DELETE_SUCCESS as a valid status in your application.

4. The commented-out cases for DELETE_ENTITY_ERROR could be removed to keep the code clean and concise. If you need to handle errors, consider uncommenting those lines and handling the error status appropriately in the reducer.

5. It would be helpful to review the overall flow of the reducer and ensure it handles all the necessary actions and updates the state correctly.

Remember that without seeing the complete code and its surrounding context, it's difficult to provide a thorough review.