Refactor Authentication Flow for PR Count Retrieval #18
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….json, modified schema.prisma, app.js, router.js, GithubPassportStrategy.js, and Middlewares.js files"
…mma-backend into mitgajera/main
…, and made changes to rate limiting and passport strategy configurations."
…club-gamma Githu project only.
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Overview
This PR refines the user authentication process by focusing on retrieving and updating the number of pull requests (PRs) made by users during the GitHub access token flow. Unnecessary functions and components unrelated to this task were removed for clarity and efficiency.
issue: #14
Removed Unnecessary Functions
Why This Change?
The goal was to streamline the authentication flow and focus on tracking user contributions through their pull requests. By removing unrelated code, the authentication logic is now more efficient, easier to maintain, and aligned with the intended functionality of PR count retrieval.
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