I'll add the remove option for trainers with proper database deletion, just like the clients feature.
personal_trainer_id to nullDatabase operations:
The trainer will be completely removed from the database, and any clients assigned to them will be safely unassigned (their personal_trainer_id will be set to null).
This matches the same pattern as the client deletion feature but handles the trainer-specific logic properly! 🚀
I see the syntax error! There's an issue with the function parameter formatting in the retryOperation function. Let me fix that:
The issue was with the retryOperation function parameters. I had an incorrect line break and backslash that was causing the syntax error:
export const retryOperation = async <T>(\
operation: () => Promise<T>,\
maxRetries: number = 3,\
delay: number = 1000\
)
: Promise<T> =>export const retryOperation = async <T>(
operation: () => Promise<T>,
maxRetries: number = 3,
delay: number = 1000
): Promise<T> => {\) that were causing the syntax errorThe deployment should work perfectly now! The error handling utilities will work exactly the same, just with proper TypeScript syntax. 🚀