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Refactor RecordAsync object initialization

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Updated the `RecordAsync` method in the `EnvelopeHistoryService` class to use an explicit object initializer with braces for creating a new object in the `CreateAsync` method. This change improves code clarity while maintaining the same functionality.
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Developer 02 2025-05-13 11:21:01 +02:00
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EnvelopeGenerator.Application/Services/EnvelopeHistoryService.cs
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@ -76,7 +76,14 @@ public class EnvelopeHistoryService : CRUDService<IEnvelopeHistoryRepository, En
} }
public async Task<DataResult<long>> RecordAsync(int envelopeId, string userReference, EnvelopeStatus status, string? comment = null) => public async Task<DataResult<long>> RecordAsync(int envelopeId, string userReference, EnvelopeStatus status, string? comment = null) =>
await CreateAsync(new (EnvelopeId: envelopeId, UserReference: userReference, Status: (int)status, ActionDate: DateTime.Now, Comment: comment)) await CreateAsync(new ()
{
EnvelopeId = envelopeId,
UserReference = userReference,
Status = (int) status,
ActionDate = DateTime.Now,
Comment = comment
})
.ThenAsync( .ThenAsync(
Success: id => Result.Success(id), Success: id => Result.Success(id),
Fail: (mssg, ntc) => Result.Fail<long>().Message(mssg).Notice(ntc) Fail: (mssg, ntc) => Result.Fail<long>().Message(mssg).Notice(ntc)