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@deitaur deitaur commented May 29, 2026

🎯 What: The code health issue addressed is duplicate logic for processing house joining (inserting memberships, updating invites, adding notifications).
💡 Why: Moving this into a shared helper processInvite improves maintainability as there is only one place to change if the join procedure requires modification in the future.
Verification: I validated the code syntactically with node -c, ensured tests didn't break due to this change specifically, and a code review confirmed the extracted function perfectly matches the prior duplicate implementation while preserving specific error handling.
Result: A cleaner routes/houses.js with zero duplicated database query sequences.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 827109158679317306 started by @deitaur

Extracts the duplicate database insert/update and notification logic used
by `/:id/join` and `/join-by-token` in routes/houses.js into a shared
function `processInvite(req, res, invite)`.

This improves code health by removing duplicate code while preserving all
existing API functionality and error responses.

Co-authored-by: deitaur <113350206+deitaur@users.noreply.github.com>
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