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Fixed two critical issues in user settings:
1. Settings save 400 error - Removed invalid notifications boolean
that didn't match backend DTO structure
2. Push notifications toggle not working - Properly structured
notifications preferences as nested object with pushEnabled/emailEnabled
Changes:
- Updated state to use pushEnabled instead of simple notifications boolean
- Load pushEnabled from user.preferences.notifications.pushEnabled
- Send notifications as nested object to match UpdateProfileDto
- Both push and email notification toggles now work independently
Backend DTO expects:
{
preferences: {
notifications: {
pushEnabled: boolean,
emailEnabled: boolean
}
}
}
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