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📝 Description

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Briefly list the changes made to the code:

  1. Made it so that the store persist by using the session storage
  2. Added a move from inactive to active method in user actions
  3. Changed approveInactiveUser so that it passes in the object of the current user that is getting updated so it can be used to rewind certain changes

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Tested the changes through manual testing that irt works in the ui and also that things work correctly in the aws dynamo and cognito as well

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…ing inactive users, Changed change role to give back the user object that has been modified, Changed delete-user to give back the deleted user for the frontend to delete it from the store
…ing inactive users, Changed change role to give back the user object that has been modified, Changed delete-user to give back the deleted user for the frontend to delete it from the store, corrected the register method
@prooflesben prooflesben merged commit 84e0220 into main Nov 30, 2025
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