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  • New Features

    • Added new administrative endpoints for deleting entities and resources in entity management, project, and survey services.
    • Introduced endpoints for removing solutions from program components in the project service.
    • Added an endpoint for creating or updating user courses in the project service.
  • Chores

    • Updated the elevate-survey package version to 1.0.17.

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Approved on Jul28 3:30

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New administrative POST routes for deleting entities and resources were added to the route configuration files for the entity, project, and survey services. Additional routes were included for program component solution removal and user course creation/updating. A package version was incremented in the survey observation package. No existing routes were altered.

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Cohort / File(s) Change Summary
Entity & Project Delete and Program Routes
elevate-project/constants/routes.js
Added six POST routes: two for deleting entities, two for deleting project resources, and two for removing solutions from program components (with and without ID). Also updated service property for an existing route.
Survey Delete Routes & Version Bump
elevate-survey/constants/routes.js, elevate-survey/package.json
Added two POST routes for deleting survey resources (with and without ID); incremented package version.
Central Route Config Additions
interface-routes/elevate-dev-routes.json
Added multiple POST routes for entity, project, and survey delete operations, program component solution removal, and user course create/update.

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    participant Admin
    participant Gateway
    participant Service

    Admin->>Gateway: POST /{entity,project,survey}/v1/admin/delete(Resource|Entity)[/:id]
    Gateway->>Service: Forward request to target service (entity/project/survey)
    Service-->>Gateway: Respond with deletion result
    Gateway-->>Admin: Return response
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Actionable comments posted: 6

♻️ Duplicate comments (2)
elevate-project/package.json (1)

3-3: Confirm the 1.1.43 tag before publishing
Same concern raised earlier – double-check the registry or release pipeline to ensure this exact version is the next one available.

interface-routes/elevate-dev-routes.json (1)

12449-12475: Same GET/POST concern applies to survey endpoints

For consistency with the project routes (see previous comment) the survey “deletedResourceDetails” endpoints should also be GET.
Update both the /:id and non-/:id entries.

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interface-routes/elevate-dev-routes.json (1)

12407-12419: Duplicate route without :id might be redundant

You now expose:

  1. /entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity/:id
  2. /entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity (body-driven)

Unless there is a clear business need to support both path-param and body-param approaches, consider keeping only one variant to minimise surface area and API inconsistency.

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elevate-survey/package.json (1)

3-3: Version bump acknowledged

1.0.17 is fine as long as this package is published in lock-step with the interface-route changes.

interface-routes/elevate-dev-routes.json (1)

12392-12406: Verify basePackageNameproject looks mismatched for an “entity-management” route

Both new /entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity… entries route traffic to elevate-project with basePackageName: "project", while "service" is set to "entity".
If the delete-entity implementation actually lives inside the “entity” service (or an elevate-entity package, as older routes normally do), this mapping will silently forward the call to the wrong micro-service.

-          "basePackageName": "project",
+          "basePackageName": "entity",

Please cross-check the existing route catalogue before merging.

Comment on lines 3096 to 3105
{
sourceRoute: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity",
type: "POST"
},
service: "entity"
},
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⚠️ Potential issue

Add missing orchestrated property and fix indentation.

The route configuration is missing the orchestrated property that is present in all other routes in this file. Additionally, the indentation uses tabs instead of spaces, which is inconsistent with the rest of the file.

Apply this diff to fix the consistency issues:

-        {
-			sourceRoute: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity",
-			type: "POST",
-			inSequence: false,
-			targetRoute: {
-				path: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity",
-				type: "POST"
-			},
-            service: "entity"
-		},
+        {
+            sourceRoute: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity",
+            type: "POST",
+            inSequence: false,
+            orchestrated: false,
+            targetRoute: {
+                path: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity",
+                type: "POST"
+            },
+            service: "entity"
+        },
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{
sourceRoute: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity",
type: "POST"
},
service: "entity"
},
{
sourceRoute: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
orchestrated: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity",
type: "POST"
},
service: "entity"
},
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In elevate-project/constants/routes.js around lines 3096 to 3105, the route
configuration is missing the `orchestrated` property that should be included for
consistency with other routes. Add the `orchestrated` property with the
appropriate boolean value (likely true or false based on similar routes). Also,
replace all tab characters with spaces to fix the indentation and match the
file's formatting style.

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orchestrated is not complusary for all the end point

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@MallanagoudaB You are absolutely correct! After analyzing the file, I can see that the orchestrated property is indeed not compulsory for all endpoints. Many routes in the file don't include this property at all, particularly some of the user service routes.

The indentation inconsistency (tabs vs spaces) is still worth addressing for consistency, but you're right that the orchestrated property is optional.

Thank you for the clarification!

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echo "Total routes found: $total_routes"

# Count routes with orchestrated property
routes_with_orchestrated=$(grep -c "orchestrated:" elevate-project/constants/routes.js)
echo "Routes with orchestrated property: $routes_with_orchestrated"

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routes_without_orchestrated=$((total_routes - routes_with_orchestrated))
echo "Routes without orchestrated property: $routes_without_orchestrated"

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echo "Examples of routes WITHOUT orchestrated property:"
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@MallanagoudaB You are absolutely correct! The script results confirm your statement:

  • Total routes: 293
  • Routes with orchestrated property: 260
  • Routes without orchestrated property: 33

This clearly shows that about 11% of the routes don't include the orchestrated property, making it optional rather than compulsory. I apologize for the incorrect assumption in my review.

The only remaining consistency issue would be the indentation (tabs vs spaces), but you're completely right about the orchestrated property being optional.

Thank you for the correction!

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✏️ Learnings added
Learnt from: MallanagoudaB
PR: ELEVATE-Project/utils#329
File: elevate-project/constants/routes.js:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-08-05T09:46:50.047Z
Learning: In the elevate-project/constants/routes.js file, the `orchestrated` property is not compulsory for all route configurations. Many routes exist without this property, making it optional rather than required.

Learnt from: MallanagoudaB
PR: ELEVATE-Project/utils#329
File: elevate-project/constants/routes.js:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-08-05T09:46:50.047Z
Learning: In the elevate-project/constants/routes.js file, the `orchestrated` property is not compulsory for all route configurations. Out of 293 total routes, 33 routes (about 11%) exist without this property, making it optional rather than required.

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Comment on lines +3106 to +3115
{
sourceRoute: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity/:id",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity/:id",
type: "POST"
},
service: "entity"
},
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⚠️ Potential issue

Add missing orchestrated property and fix indentation.

Similar to the previous route, this configuration is missing the orchestrated property and uses inconsistent indentation.

Apply this diff to fix the consistency issues:

-        {
-			sourceRoute: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity/:id",
-			type: "POST",
-			inSequence: false,
-			targetRoute: {
-				path: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity/:id",
-				type: "POST"
-			},
-            service: "entity"
-		},
+        {
+            sourceRoute: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity/:id",
+            type: "POST",
+            inSequence: false,
+            orchestrated: false,
+            targetRoute: {
+                path: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity/:id",
+                type: "POST"
+            },
+            service: "entity"
+        },
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{
sourceRoute: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity/:id",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity/:id",
type: "POST"
},
service: "entity"
},
{
sourceRoute: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity/:id",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
orchestrated: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/entity-management/v1/admin/deleteEntity/:id",
type: "POST"
},
service: "entity"
},
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In elevate-project/constants/routes.js around lines 3106 to 3115, the route
configuration is missing the required 'orchestrated' property and has
inconsistent indentation. Add the 'orchestrated' property with the appropriate
boolean value (likely false to match similar routes) and adjust the indentation
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@MallanagoudaB Thank you for the clarification! You're absolutely right that the orchestrated property is not compulsory for all endpoints.

I can see from the codebase that there's a mixed pattern where some routes explicitly set orchestrated: false while others omit the property entirely, and it appears both approaches are valid depending on the route's requirements.

I appreciate you pointing this out - it helps me understand the route configuration patterns better for future reviews.


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PR: ELEVATE-Project/utils#329
File: elevate-project/constants/routes.js:3128-3137
Timestamp: 2025-08-05T09:46:00.206Z
Learning: In route configurations for the ELEVATE project, the `orchestrated` property is not mandatory for all endpoints. Some routes explicitly set `orchestrated: false`, some omit the property entirely, and some set it to `true` (typically when `inSequence: true` is also set for interface routes). The presence or absence of the `orchestrated` property depends on the specific requirements of each route.

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Comment on lines 3116 to 3125
{
sourceRoute: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
type: "POST"
},
service: "project"
},
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⚠️ Potential issue

Add missing orchestrated property.

The route configuration is missing the orchestrated property that is present in all other routes in this file.

Apply this diff to add the missing property:

         {
             sourceRoute: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
             type: "POST",
             inSequence: false,
+            orchestrated: false,
             targetRoute: {
                 path: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
                 type: "POST"
             },
             service: "project"
         },
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{
sourceRoute: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
type: "POST"
},
service: "project"
},
{
sourceRoute: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
orchestrated: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
type: "POST"
},
service: "project"
},
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In elevate-project/constants/routes.js around lines 3116 to 3125, the route
configuration is missing the required 'orchestrated' property that is
consistently present in other route objects. Add the 'orchestrated' property
with the appropriate boolean value (true or false as per the convention in this
file) to this route configuration to maintain consistency and correctness.

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@MallanagoudaB Thank you for the clarification! You're absolutely right. Looking at the existing routes in the file, I can see that the orchestrated property is indeed optional and not present on all endpoints. I apologize for the incorrect suggestion.

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PR: ELEVATE-Project/utils#329
File: elevate-project/constants/routes.js:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-08-05T09:46:07.292Z
Learning: In route configuration files like elevate-project/constants/routes.js, the `orchestrated` property is optional and not required for all endpoints. Some routes have `orchestrated: false` while others omit this property entirely.

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Comment on lines 3126 to 3135
{
sourceRoute: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
type: "POST"
},
service: "project"
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Add missing orchestrated property.

The route configuration is missing the orchestrated property that is present in all other routes in this file.

Apply this diff to add the missing property:

         {
             sourceRoute: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
             type: "POST",
             inSequence: false,
+            orchestrated: false,
             targetRoute: {
                 path: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
                 type: "POST"
             },
             service: "project"
         },
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{
sourceRoute: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
type: "POST"
},
service: "project"
},
{
sourceRoute: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
orchestrated: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
type: "POST"
},
service: "project"
},
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In elevate-project/constants/routes.js around lines 3126 to 3135, the route
configuration is missing the `orchestrated` property that is consistently
present in other route objects. Add the `orchestrated` property with the
appropriate boolean value (usually true or false as per the file's convention)
to this route configuration to maintain consistency and correctness.

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@MallanagoudaB Thank you for the clarification! You're absolutely right - I can see now that many routes in the file don't include the orchestrated property, and it's not a required field for all endpoints. I appreciate you correcting my assessment.


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Learnt from: MallanagoudaB
PR: ELEVATE-Project/utils#329
File: elevate-project/constants/routes.js:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-08-05T09:46:09.378Z
Learning: The `orchestrated` property is not compulsory for all endpoints in route configuration files. Some routes may omit this property entirely, while others explicitly set it to true or false based on their specific requirements.

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Comment on lines 2971 to 2989
sourceRoute: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
type: "POST"
},
service: "survey"
},
{
sourceRoute: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
type: "POST"
},
service: "survey"
},
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⚠️ Potential issue

Missing orchestrated property & trailing-comma style in the two new admin routes

All other route objects carry the field orchestrated: false. Omitting it here may break runtime schema validation or downstream expectations.

Add the flag (and keep comma style consistent):

             sourceRoute: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
             type: "POST",
             inSequence: false,
+            orchestrated: false,
             targetRoute: {
                 path: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
                 type: "POST"
             },
             service: "survey"
-        },
+        },
@@
             sourceRoute: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
             type: "POST",
             inSequence: false,
+            orchestrated: false,
             targetRoute: {
                 path: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
                 type: "POST"
             },
             service: "survey"
-        },
+        },

Without this, any code assuming a uniform route shape will either crash or silently treat these routes as orchestrated, altering request flow.

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sourceRoute: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
type: "POST"
},
service: "survey"
},
{
sourceRoute: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
type: "POST"
},
service: "survey"
},
sourceRoute: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
orchestrated: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
type: "POST"
},
service: "survey"
},
{
sourceRoute: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
type: "POST",
inSequence: false,
orchestrated: false,
targetRoute: {
path: "/survey/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
type: "POST"
},
service: "survey"
},
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In elevate-survey/constants/routes.js around lines 2971 to 2989, the two new
admin route objects are missing the `orchestrated: false` property present in
other route objects, which may cause runtime schema validation failures or
unexpected behavior. Add `orchestrated: false` to both route objects and ensure
the trailing commas match the existing style for consistency.

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orchestrated is not complusary for all the end point

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@MallanagoudaB You're absolutely right! Based on the retrieved learning from our knowledge base, the orchestrated property is indeed not mandatory for all endpoints in the ELEVATE project route configurations.

The route configuration follows a flexible pattern where:

  • Some routes explicitly set orchestrated: false
  • Some routes omit the property entirely
  • Some routes set orchestrated: true (typically when inSequence: true for interface routes)

The two new admin routes you've added are correctly configured by omitting the orchestrated property, which is consistent with the project's routing patterns. My previous suggestion was based on an incorrect assumption. Thank you for the clarification!


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Learnt from: MallanagoudaB
PR: ELEVATE-Project/utils#329
File: elevate-project/constants/routes.js:3128-3137
Timestamp: 2025-08-05T09:46:00.206Z
Learning: In route configurations for the ELEVATE project, the `orchestrated` property is not mandatory for all endpoints. Some routes explicitly set `orchestrated: false`, some omit the property entirely, and some set it to `true` (typically when `inSequence: true` is also set for interface routes). The presence or absence of the `orchestrated` property depends on the specific requirements of each route.

Comment on lines 12421 to 12447
"sourceRoute": "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
"type": "POST",
"priority": "MUST_HAVE",
"inSequence": false,
"orchestrated": false,
"targetPackages": [
{
"basePackageName": "project",
"packageName": "elevate-project"
}
],
"service": "project"
},
{
"sourceRoute": "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
"type": "POST",
"priority": "MUST_HAVE",
"inSequence": false,
"orchestrated": false,
"targetPackages": [
{
"basePackageName": "project",
"packageName": "elevate-project"
}
],
"service": "project"
},
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Use GET instead of POST for read-only “deletedResourceDetails” endpoints

Fetching details is an idempotent, side-effect-free operation, yet the route is registered with "type": "POST".
Sticking to HTTP semantics improves cacheability, observability and aligns with existing tooling.

-      "type": "POST",
+      "type": "GET",

Please apply the same change to the non-:id variant below.

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"sourceRoute": "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
"type": "POST",
"priority": "MUST_HAVE",
"inSequence": false,
"orchestrated": false,
"targetPackages": [
{
"basePackageName": "project",
"packageName": "elevate-project"
}
],
"service": "project"
},
{
"sourceRoute": "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
"type": "POST",
"priority": "MUST_HAVE",
"inSequence": false,
"orchestrated": false,
"targetPackages": [
{
"basePackageName": "project",
"packageName": "elevate-project"
}
],
"service": "project"
},
"sourceRoute": "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails/:id",
- "type": "POST",
+ "type": "GET",
"priority": "MUST_HAVE",
"inSequence": false,
"orchestrated": false,
"targetPackages": [
{
"basePackageName": "project",
"packageName": "elevate-project"
}
],
"service": "project"
},
{
"sourceRoute": "/project/v1/admin/deletedResourceDetails",
- "type": "POST",
+ "type": "GET",
"priority": "MUST_HAVE",
"inSequence": false,
"orchestrated": false,
"targetPackages": [
{
"basePackageName": "project",
"packageName": "elevate-project"
}
],
"service": "project"
},
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In interface-routes/elevate-dev-routes.json around lines 12421 to 12447, the
HTTP method for the read-only endpoints "deletedResourceDetails/:id" and
"deletedResourceDetails" is incorrectly set to "POST". Change the "type" field
from "POST" to "GET" for both routes to correctly reflect their idempotent,
side-effect-free nature and improve cacheability and observability.

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it has to be POST

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@MallanagoudaB, understood! I'll defer to your knowledge of the system requirements. Thank you for the clarification.


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PR: ELEVATE-Project/utils#329
File: interface-routes/elevate-dev-routes.json:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-08-05T09:46:57.341Z
Learning: In the ELEVATE project, "deletedResourceDetails" endpoints use POST method instead of GET, even though they appear to be read-only operations. This is by design based on project-specific requirements.

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PR: ELEVATE-Project/utils#329
File: elevate-project/constants/routes.js:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-08-05T09:46:07.292Z
Learning: In route configuration files like elevate-project/constants/routes.js, the `orchestrated` property is optional and not required for all endpoints. Some routes have `orchestrated: false` while others omit this property entirely.

Learnt from: MallanagoudaB
PR: ELEVATE-Project/utils#329
File: elevate-project/constants/routes.js:3128-3137
Timestamp: 2025-08-05T09:46:00.206Z
Learning: In route configurations for the ELEVATE project, the `orchestrated` property is not mandatory for all endpoints. Some routes explicitly set `orchestrated: false`, some omit the property entirely, and some set it to `true` (typically when `inSequence: true` is also set for interface routes). The presence or absence of the `orchestrated` property depends on the specific requirements of each route.

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