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Greptile/GREP-685

Improve team signup flow

vaishant created the issue · 1 minute ago

greptile1 minute ago

Update the Team Creation Flow:
Modify the handleCreateTeam function in /src/components/team.tsx to check if the user has an upgraded individual account before proceeding with team creation.

const handleCreateTeam = async () => {
  const user = await getUser();
  if (!user) {
    console.log("User is not logged in");
    return;
  }
};

Change Account Type:
Instead of creating a separate team, consider updating the user's account type from individual to team. This can be done by modifying the user metadata in the database.

Simplify the UI:
Update the UI components to reflect the new flow. Ensure that users are guided through upgrading their account, adding team members, and finalizing the checkout.

References:
src/auth/userService.ts
src/components/TeamCreation.tsx

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greptile1 minute ago

References:
src/auth/userService.ts
src/components/TeamCreation.tsx

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