added the checks for the update campaign flow

[jagankumar-egov]

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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Introduced new campaign update functionality, replacing the previous setup process.
  • Enhanced customization options for draft campaigns with new handling for draft types.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated routing logic to ensure the correct component is rendered for campaign updates.

• Refactor

  • Streamlined the UpdateCampaign component for improved state management and API interactions.

• Documentation

  • Updated component documentation to reflect changes in functionality and routing.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several changes primarily focused on the UpdateBoundary component, which has been renamed to UpdateCampaign. This includes updates to import statements, routing logic, and component functionality to reflect the new focus on updating campaigns rather than creating them. Additionally, new features for handling campaign draft types and enhancements to search result configurations have been implemented. Overall, the changes involve significant modifications to the campaign management logic while maintaining existing structures and functionalities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.../campaign-manager/src/Module.js	Updated import path for UpdateBoundary to UpdateCampaign.
.../campaign-manager/src/configs/UICustomizations.js	Added a new case for CM_DRAFT_TYPE in additionalCustomizations for MyCampaignConfigDrafts.
.../campaign-manager/src/configs/myCampaignConfig.js	Added new field CM_DRAFT_TYPE to searchResult configuration in myCampaignConfig.
.../campaign-manager/src/pages/employee/UpdateCampaign.js	Renamed component from SetupCampaign to UpdateCampaign, removed utility functions, and restructured state management.
.../campaign-manager/src/pages/employee/index.js	Updated import and routing logic to use UpdateCampaign instead of UpdateBoundary.

Possibly related PRs

• added condition for update #1541: The changes in UpdateBoundary.js regarding the handling of the UpdateBoundary component are directly related to the main PR's modification of the import statement for UpdateBoundary, as both involve updates to the component's functionality and validation logic.
• fixed NA issue of summary #1681: The updates in SetupCampaign.js that enhance the campaign setup logic and handle draft data are relevant to the main PR's focus on the UpdateBoundary component, as both pertain to campaign management and data handling.
• fixed draft issue #1757: The modifications in CycleConfiguration.js that enhance the configuration of delivery cycles are related to the main PR's focus on campaign management, as they both deal with the handling of campaign data and configurations.
• changes for the draft flow #1780: The changes in SetupCampaign.js that improve the handling of campaign setup logic and draft data are relevant to the main PR's focus on the UpdateBoundary component, as both involve campaign management and data processing.

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• nipunarora-eGov

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