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@0xi4o 0xi4o commented Jan 27, 2026

  • Removes all basic auth related code since it's deprecated

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This pull request focuses on a significant cleanup by entirely removing the basic authentication feature from the application. This involves purging all related code from both the server-side, including dependencies, controller logic, and API routes, and the client-side, encompassing API calls, UI components, and state management. The change aims to streamline the authentication system by eliminating deprecated functionality.

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  • Dependency Removal: The express-basic-auth dependency has been removed from the server's package.json, indicating the complete deprecation of this authentication method.
  • Server-Side Basic Auth Logic Removed: All server-side logic related to basic authentication, including getBasicAuth and checkBasicAuth methods in account.controller.ts and their corresponding routes in account.route.ts, has been deleted.
  • Client-Side Basic Auth Cleanup: The client-side API calls (getBasicAuth, checkBasicAuth) and all associated UI components, state variables, and useEffect hooks in organization/index.jsx have been removed, ensuring no remnants of basic auth functionality remain in the frontend.
  • Whitelist Update: The /api/v1/account/basic-auth endpoint has been removed from the WHITELIST_URLS in constants.ts, as the endpoint no longer exists.
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Code Review

This pull request effectively removes the deprecated basic authentication feature. The changes are clean and comprehensive, touching both the backend and frontend to completely eliminate the related code. This includes removing the express-basic-auth dependency, deleting associated API endpoints, controller logic, and constants on the server-side, as well as removing the corresponding API calls, state management, and UI components from the frontend. The cleanup is well-executed and improves the maintainability of the codebase.

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