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Moved utility and transformation functions from the "functions" directory to a new "utils" directory for improved organization and clarity. Updated all import statements in relevant components and scripts to reflect the new paths. Additionally, updated the development shell configuration in flake.nix to include Python 3.9.
Configured Firebase functions with new ignores and updated the pnpm lockfile from version 6 to 9. This involves updating dependencies and reorganizing the lockfile structure to match the new versioning. The changes ensure more precise dependency management and incorporate additional Firebase functions settings.
Introduce Firebase functions to handle PayPal transactions by creating functions to validate payments and manage payment webhooks. Also, set up the necessary environment configuration, dependencies, and gitignore settings for effective deployment and function execution.
Replaced `subscriptions.vue` with new structure using `subscribe.vue` and `SubscribeBtn.vue` for a cleaner codebase. Updated URLs in `functions/index.js` to use actual Whatsanalyze assets and links, improving the integration with the current website setup.
# Conflicts: # utils/translations.js
# Conflicts: # components/GlobalFooter.vue # utils/translations.js
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14866934 | Triggered | Generic High Entropy Secret | 5432241 | functions/index.js | View secret |
14817188 | Triggered | Generic High Entropy Secret | b79db2f | functions/backendClientRegistry.js | View secret |
14866935 | Triggered | Generic High Entropy Secret | e8c9816 | functions/index.js | View secret |
14818802 | Triggered | Generic High Entropy Secret | e1f131f | components/SubscribeBtn.vue | View secret |
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