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exports.leaveCoupleCallable = void 0;
const admin = __importStar(require("firebase-admin"));
refactor(functions): B3 migrate 12 callables to v2 + harden Migrate all callables off functions.https.onCall to firebase-functions/v2/https onCall: createInvite, acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou, checkDeviceIntegrity, syncEntitlement, assignDailyQuestionCallable, wrapReleaseKey. context.auth/app → request.auth/app, data arg → request.data. The 8 client-hardcoded callable names are preserved verbatim (verified via emulator discovery). The manual `if (!request.app)` App Check check is a 1:1 port (no enforceAppCheck switch). Hardening folded in: - acceptInviteCallable: await the previously fire-and-forget partner_joined push (gen 2 freezes the instance after the response) — still swallows push errors so a failed push never fails the accept. - checkDeviceIntegrity: 10s timeout on the Play Integrity client.request so a hung upstream can't pin the instance (fail-closed catch already handles the throw); memory 512MiB. - wrapReleaseKey: memory 512MiB (tink); HttpsError swapped to v2; lazy tink require + graceful failure preserved. - Error mapping with `if (e instanceof HttpsError) throw e` re-throw guard around the risky DB sections in acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou — raw errors map to a clean 'internal' without masking intentional codes (resource-exhausted rate limits, permission-denied, etc.). leaveCouple's best-effort recursiveDelete sweep now swallows errors (the transactional leave already succeeded). - Adopt shared sendPushToUser()/logger; remove copied token readers + plaintext token logging. Delete dead placeholder callables notifications/reminders.ts (sendDailyQuestionReminder, sendPartnerAnsweredNotification) — no client caller; wrote sent:false rows nothing consumed. Build clean; 70 tests green; discovery loads all callables as v2 in us-central1. dist rebuilt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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const https_1 = require("firebase-functions/v2/https");
const log_1 = require("../log");
/**
* HTTPS callable that atomically unlinks a couple.
*
* The client cannot do this directly because Firestore rules prevent a user
* from writing the partner's user document. The Admin SDK bypasses those rules.
*
* Steps:
* 1. Verify the caller is a member of their current couple.
* 2. Clear coupleId on both user docs (batch atomic).
* 3. Recursively delete the couple doc and all its subcollections.
*
* The existing onCoupleLeave Firestore trigger fires after step 2 and handles
* partner notification, so we don't duplicate that here.
*/
refactor(functions): B3 migrate 12 callables to v2 + harden Migrate all callables off functions.https.onCall to firebase-functions/v2/https onCall: createInvite, acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou, checkDeviceIntegrity, syncEntitlement, assignDailyQuestionCallable, wrapReleaseKey. context.auth/app → request.auth/app, data arg → request.data. The 8 client-hardcoded callable names are preserved verbatim (verified via emulator discovery). The manual `if (!request.app)` App Check check is a 1:1 port (no enforceAppCheck switch). Hardening folded in: - acceptInviteCallable: await the previously fire-and-forget partner_joined push (gen 2 freezes the instance after the response) — still swallows push errors so a failed push never fails the accept. - checkDeviceIntegrity: 10s timeout on the Play Integrity client.request so a hung upstream can't pin the instance (fail-closed catch already handles the throw); memory 512MiB. - wrapReleaseKey: memory 512MiB (tink); HttpsError swapped to v2; lazy tink require + graceful failure preserved. - Error mapping with `if (e instanceof HttpsError) throw e` re-throw guard around the risky DB sections in acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou — raw errors map to a clean 'internal' without masking intentional codes (resource-exhausted rate limits, permission-denied, etc.). leaveCouple's best-effort recursiveDelete sweep now swallows errors (the transactional leave already succeeded). - Adopt shared sendPushToUser()/logger; remove copied token readers + plaintext token logging. Delete dead placeholder callables notifications/reminders.ts (sendDailyQuestionReminder, sendPartnerAnsweredNotification) — no client caller; wrote sent:false rows nothing consumed. Build clean; 70 tests green; discovery loads all callables as v2 in us-central1. dist rebuilt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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exports.leaveCoupleCallable = (0, https_1.onCall)(async (request) => {
var _a, _b;
refactor(functions): B3 migrate 12 callables to v2 + harden Migrate all callables off functions.https.onCall to firebase-functions/v2/https onCall: createInvite, acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou, checkDeviceIntegrity, syncEntitlement, assignDailyQuestionCallable, wrapReleaseKey. context.auth/app → request.auth/app, data arg → request.data. The 8 client-hardcoded callable names are preserved verbatim (verified via emulator discovery). The manual `if (!request.app)` App Check check is a 1:1 port (no enforceAppCheck switch). Hardening folded in: - acceptInviteCallable: await the previously fire-and-forget partner_joined push (gen 2 freezes the instance after the response) — still swallows push errors so a failed push never fails the accept. - checkDeviceIntegrity: 10s timeout on the Play Integrity client.request so a hung upstream can't pin the instance (fail-closed catch already handles the throw); memory 512MiB. - wrapReleaseKey: memory 512MiB (tink); HttpsError swapped to v2; lazy tink require + graceful failure preserved. - Error mapping with `if (e instanceof HttpsError) throw e` re-throw guard around the risky DB sections in acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou — raw errors map to a clean 'internal' without masking intentional codes (resource-exhausted rate limits, permission-denied, etc.). leaveCouple's best-effort recursiveDelete sweep now swallows errors (the transactional leave already succeeded). - Adopt shared sendPushToUser()/logger; remove copied token readers + plaintext token logging. Delete dead placeholder callables notifications/reminders.ts (sendDailyQuestionReminder, sendPartnerAnsweredNotification) — no client caller; wrote sent:false rows nothing consumed. Build clean; 70 tests green; discovery loads all callables as v2 in us-central1. dist rebuilt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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const callerId = (_a = request.auth) === null || _a === void 0 ? void 0 : _a.uid;
if (!callerId) {
refactor(functions): B3 migrate 12 callables to v2 + harden Migrate all callables off functions.https.onCall to firebase-functions/v2/https onCall: createInvite, acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou, checkDeviceIntegrity, syncEntitlement, assignDailyQuestionCallable, wrapReleaseKey. context.auth/app → request.auth/app, data arg → request.data. The 8 client-hardcoded callable names are preserved verbatim (verified via emulator discovery). The manual `if (!request.app)` App Check check is a 1:1 port (no enforceAppCheck switch). Hardening folded in: - acceptInviteCallable: await the previously fire-and-forget partner_joined push (gen 2 freezes the instance after the response) — still swallows push errors so a failed push never fails the accept. - checkDeviceIntegrity: 10s timeout on the Play Integrity client.request so a hung upstream can't pin the instance (fail-closed catch already handles the throw); memory 512MiB. - wrapReleaseKey: memory 512MiB (tink); HttpsError swapped to v2; lazy tink require + graceful failure preserved. - Error mapping with `if (e instanceof HttpsError) throw e` re-throw guard around the risky DB sections in acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou — raw errors map to a clean 'internal' without masking intentional codes (resource-exhausted rate limits, permission-denied, etc.). leaveCouple's best-effort recursiveDelete sweep now swallows errors (the transactional leave already succeeded). - Adopt shared sendPushToUser()/logger; remove copied token readers + plaintext token logging. Delete dead placeholder callables notifications/reminders.ts (sendDailyQuestionReminder, sendPartnerAnsweredNotification) — no client caller; wrote sent:false rows nothing consumed. Build clean; 70 tests green; discovery loads all callables as v2 in us-central1. dist rebuilt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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throw new https_1.HttpsError('unauthenticated', 'Must be signed in.');
}
refactor(functions): B3 migrate 12 callables to v2 + harden Migrate all callables off functions.https.onCall to firebase-functions/v2/https onCall: createInvite, acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou, checkDeviceIntegrity, syncEntitlement, assignDailyQuestionCallable, wrapReleaseKey. context.auth/app → request.auth/app, data arg → request.data. The 8 client-hardcoded callable names are preserved verbatim (verified via emulator discovery). The manual `if (!request.app)` App Check check is a 1:1 port (no enforceAppCheck switch). Hardening folded in: - acceptInviteCallable: await the previously fire-and-forget partner_joined push (gen 2 freezes the instance after the response) — still swallows push errors so a failed push never fails the accept. - checkDeviceIntegrity: 10s timeout on the Play Integrity client.request so a hung upstream can't pin the instance (fail-closed catch already handles the throw); memory 512MiB. - wrapReleaseKey: memory 512MiB (tink); HttpsError swapped to v2; lazy tink require + graceful failure preserved. - Error mapping with `if (e instanceof HttpsError) throw e` re-throw guard around the risky DB sections in acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou — raw errors map to a clean 'internal' without masking intentional codes (resource-exhausted rate limits, permission-denied, etc.). leaveCouple's best-effort recursiveDelete sweep now swallows errors (the transactional leave already succeeded). - Adopt shared sendPushToUser()/logger; remove copied token readers + plaintext token logging. Delete dead placeholder callables notifications/reminders.ts (sendDailyQuestionReminder, sendPartnerAnsweredNotification) — no client caller; wrote sent:false rows nothing consumed. Build clean; 70 tests green; discovery loads all callables as v2 in us-central1. dist rebuilt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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if (!request.app) {
throw new https_1.HttpsError('failed-precondition', 'App Check verification required.');
}
const db = admin.firestore();
const userDoc = await db.collection('users').doc(callerId).get();
const coupleId = (_b = userDoc.data()) === null || _b === void 0 ? void 0 : _b.coupleId;
if (!coupleId) {
// Already unpaired — idempotent success.
return { success: true };
}
const coupleRef = db.collection('couples').doc(coupleId);
// Security review Batch 2: do the membership check, member-clearing, and couple-doc
// delete in one transaction so two partners leaving concurrently can't clobber state.
// Critically, only clear a member's coupleId if it STILL points at this couple — a
// stale concurrent call must never wipe a coupleId set by a fresh re-pair.
refactor(functions): B3 migrate 12 callables to v2 + harden Migrate all callables off functions.https.onCall to firebase-functions/v2/https onCall: createInvite, acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou, checkDeviceIntegrity, syncEntitlement, assignDailyQuestionCallable, wrapReleaseKey. context.auth/app → request.auth/app, data arg → request.data. The 8 client-hardcoded callable names are preserved verbatim (verified via emulator discovery). The manual `if (!request.app)` App Check check is a 1:1 port (no enforceAppCheck switch). Hardening folded in: - acceptInviteCallable: await the previously fire-and-forget partner_joined push (gen 2 freezes the instance after the response) — still swallows push errors so a failed push never fails the accept. - checkDeviceIntegrity: 10s timeout on the Play Integrity client.request so a hung upstream can't pin the instance (fail-closed catch already handles the throw); memory 512MiB. - wrapReleaseKey: memory 512MiB (tink); HttpsError swapped to v2; lazy tink require + graceful failure preserved. - Error mapping with `if (e instanceof HttpsError) throw e` re-throw guard around the risky DB sections in acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou — raw errors map to a clean 'internal' without masking intentional codes (resource-exhausted rate limits, permission-denied, etc.). leaveCouple's best-effort recursiveDelete sweep now swallows errors (the transactional leave already succeeded). - Adopt shared sendPushToUser()/logger; remove copied token readers + plaintext token logging. Delete dead placeholder callables notifications/reminders.ts (sendDailyQuestionReminder, sendPartnerAnsweredNotification) — no client caller; wrote sent:false rows nothing consumed. Build clean; 70 tests green; discovery loads all callables as v2 in us-central1. dist rebuilt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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let result;
try {
result = await db.runTransaction(async (tx) => {
var _a, _b, _c;
const coupleSnap = await tx.get(coupleRef);
if (!coupleSnap.exists) {
const callerRef = db.collection('users').doc(callerId);
const callerSnap = await tx.get(callerRef);
if (((_a = callerSnap.data()) === null || _a === void 0 ? void 0 : _a.coupleId) === coupleId) {
tx.update(callerRef, { coupleId: null });
}
return { membership: true };
}
refactor(functions): B3 migrate 12 callables to v2 + harden Migrate all callables off functions.https.onCall to firebase-functions/v2/https onCall: createInvite, acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou, checkDeviceIntegrity, syncEntitlement, assignDailyQuestionCallable, wrapReleaseKey. context.auth/app → request.auth/app, data arg → request.data. The 8 client-hardcoded callable names are preserved verbatim (verified via emulator discovery). The manual `if (!request.app)` App Check check is a 1:1 port (no enforceAppCheck switch). Hardening folded in: - acceptInviteCallable: await the previously fire-and-forget partner_joined push (gen 2 freezes the instance after the response) — still swallows push errors so a failed push never fails the accept. - checkDeviceIntegrity: 10s timeout on the Play Integrity client.request so a hung upstream can't pin the instance (fail-closed catch already handles the throw); memory 512MiB. - wrapReleaseKey: memory 512MiB (tink); HttpsError swapped to v2; lazy tink require + graceful failure preserved. - Error mapping with `if (e instanceof HttpsError) throw e` re-throw guard around the risky DB sections in acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou — raw errors map to a clean 'internal' without masking intentional codes (resource-exhausted rate limits, permission-denied, etc.). leaveCouple's best-effort recursiveDelete sweep now swallows errors (the transactional leave already succeeded). - Adopt shared sendPushToUser()/logger; remove copied token readers + plaintext token logging. Delete dead placeholder callables notifications/reminders.ts (sendDailyQuestionReminder, sendPartnerAnsweredNotification) — no client caller; wrote sent:false rows nothing consumed. Build clean; 70 tests green; discovery loads all callables as v2 in us-central1. dist rebuilt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
2026-07-07 23:58:32 -05:00
const userIds = ((_c = (_b = coupleSnap.data()) === null || _b === void 0 ? void 0 : _b.userIds) !== null && _c !== void 0 ? _c : []);
if (!userIds.includes(callerId)) {
return { membership: false };
}
refactor(functions): B3 migrate 12 callables to v2 + harden Migrate all callables off functions.https.onCall to firebase-functions/v2/https onCall: createInvite, acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou, checkDeviceIntegrity, syncEntitlement, assignDailyQuestionCallable, wrapReleaseKey. context.auth/app → request.auth/app, data arg → request.data. The 8 client-hardcoded callable names are preserved verbatim (verified via emulator discovery). The manual `if (!request.app)` App Check check is a 1:1 port (no enforceAppCheck switch). Hardening folded in: - acceptInviteCallable: await the previously fire-and-forget partner_joined push (gen 2 freezes the instance after the response) — still swallows push errors so a failed push never fails the accept. - checkDeviceIntegrity: 10s timeout on the Play Integrity client.request so a hung upstream can't pin the instance (fail-closed catch already handles the throw); memory 512MiB. - wrapReleaseKey: memory 512MiB (tink); HttpsError swapped to v2; lazy tink require + graceful failure preserved. - Error mapping with `if (e instanceof HttpsError) throw e` re-throw guard around the risky DB sections in acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou — raw errors map to a clean 'internal' without masking intentional codes (resource-exhausted rate limits, permission-denied, etc.). leaveCouple's best-effort recursiveDelete sweep now swallows errors (the transactional leave already succeeded). - Adopt shared sendPushToUser()/logger; remove copied token readers + plaintext token logging. Delete dead placeholder callables notifications/reminders.ts (sendDailyQuestionReminder, sendPartnerAnsweredNotification) — no client caller; wrote sent:false rows nothing consumed. Build clean; 70 tests green; discovery loads all callables as v2 in us-central1. dist rebuilt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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// Reads must precede writes in a transaction: snapshot every member first.
const memberSnaps = await Promise.all(userIds.map((uid) => tx.get(db.collection('users').doc(uid))));
memberSnaps.forEach((snap, i) => {
var _a;
if (((_a = snap.data()) === null || _a === void 0 ? void 0 : _a.coupleId) === coupleId) {
tx.update(db.collection('users').doc(userIds[i]), { coupleId: null });
}
});
tx.delete(coupleRef);
return { membership: true };
});
refactor(functions): B3 migrate 12 callables to v2 + harden Migrate all callables off functions.https.onCall to firebase-functions/v2/https onCall: createInvite, acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou, checkDeviceIntegrity, syncEntitlement, assignDailyQuestionCallable, wrapReleaseKey. context.auth/app → request.auth/app, data arg → request.data. The 8 client-hardcoded callable names are preserved verbatim (verified via emulator discovery). The manual `if (!request.app)` App Check check is a 1:1 port (no enforceAppCheck switch). Hardening folded in: - acceptInviteCallable: await the previously fire-and-forget partner_joined push (gen 2 freezes the instance after the response) — still swallows push errors so a failed push never fails the accept. - checkDeviceIntegrity: 10s timeout on the Play Integrity client.request so a hung upstream can't pin the instance (fail-closed catch already handles the throw); memory 512MiB. - wrapReleaseKey: memory 512MiB (tink); HttpsError swapped to v2; lazy tink require + graceful failure preserved. - Error mapping with `if (e instanceof HttpsError) throw e` re-throw guard around the risky DB sections in acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou — raw errors map to a clean 'internal' without masking intentional codes (resource-exhausted rate limits, permission-denied, etc.). leaveCouple's best-effort recursiveDelete sweep now swallows errors (the transactional leave already succeeded). - Adopt shared sendPushToUser()/logger; remove copied token readers + plaintext token logging. Delete dead placeholder callables notifications/reminders.ts (sendDailyQuestionReminder, sendPartnerAnsweredNotification) — no client caller; wrote sent:false rows nothing consumed. Build clean; 70 tests green; discovery loads all callables as v2 in us-central1. dist rebuilt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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}
catch (e) {
if (e instanceof https_1.HttpsError)
throw e;
log_1.logger.error('[leaveCoupleCallable] leave transaction failed', { error: String(e) });
throw new https_1.HttpsError('internal', 'Failed to leave couple. Please try again.');
}
if (!result.membership) {
refactor(functions): B3 migrate 12 callables to v2 + harden Migrate all callables off functions.https.onCall to firebase-functions/v2/https onCall: createInvite, acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou, checkDeviceIntegrity, syncEntitlement, assignDailyQuestionCallable, wrapReleaseKey. context.auth/app → request.auth/app, data arg → request.data. The 8 client-hardcoded callable names are preserved verbatim (verified via emulator discovery). The manual `if (!request.app)` App Check check is a 1:1 port (no enforceAppCheck switch). Hardening folded in: - acceptInviteCallable: await the previously fire-and-forget partner_joined push (gen 2 freezes the instance after the response) — still swallows push errors so a failed push never fails the accept. - checkDeviceIntegrity: 10s timeout on the Play Integrity client.request so a hung upstream can't pin the instance (fail-closed catch already handles the throw); memory 512MiB. - wrapReleaseKey: memory 512MiB (tink); HttpsError swapped to v2; lazy tink require + graceful failure preserved. - Error mapping with `if (e instanceof HttpsError) throw e` re-throw guard around the risky DB sections in acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou — raw errors map to a clean 'internal' without masking intentional codes (resource-exhausted rate limits, permission-denied, etc.). leaveCouple's best-effort recursiveDelete sweep now swallows errors (the transactional leave already succeeded). - Adopt shared sendPushToUser()/logger; remove copied token readers + plaintext token logging. Delete dead placeholder callables notifications/reminders.ts (sendDailyQuestionReminder, sendPartnerAnsweredNotification) — no client caller; wrote sent:false rows nothing consumed. Build clean; 70 tests green; discovery loads all callables as v2 in us-central1. dist rebuilt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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throw new https_1.HttpsError('permission-denied', 'Not a member of this couple.');
}
// Couple doc is deleted in the transaction; sweep any subcollections left behind.
refactor(functions): B3 migrate 12 callables to v2 + harden Migrate all callables off functions.https.onCall to firebase-functions/v2/https onCall: createInvite, acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou, checkDeviceIntegrity, syncEntitlement, assignDailyQuestionCallable, wrapReleaseKey. context.auth/app → request.auth/app, data arg → request.data. The 8 client-hardcoded callable names are preserved verbatim (verified via emulator discovery). The manual `if (!request.app)` App Check check is a 1:1 port (no enforceAppCheck switch). Hardening folded in: - acceptInviteCallable: await the previously fire-and-forget partner_joined push (gen 2 freezes the instance after the response) — still swallows push errors so a failed push never fails the accept. - checkDeviceIntegrity: 10s timeout on the Play Integrity client.request so a hung upstream can't pin the instance (fail-closed catch already handles the throw); memory 512MiB. - wrapReleaseKey: memory 512MiB (tink); HttpsError swapped to v2; lazy tink require + graceful failure preserved. - Error mapping with `if (e instanceof HttpsError) throw e` re-throw guard around the risky DB sections in acceptInvite, leaveCouple, submitOutcome, sendGentleReminder, sendThinkingOfYou — raw errors map to a clean 'internal' without masking intentional codes (resource-exhausted rate limits, permission-denied, etc.). leaveCouple's best-effort recursiveDelete sweep now swallows errors (the transactional leave already succeeded). - Adopt shared sendPushToUser()/logger; remove copied token readers + plaintext token logging. Delete dead placeholder callables notifications/reminders.ts (sendDailyQuestionReminder, sendPartnerAnsweredNotification) — no client caller; wrote sent:false rows nothing consumed. Build clean; 70 tests green; discovery loads all callables as v2 in us-central1. dist rebuilt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
2026-07-07 23:58:32 -05:00
// Best-effort + idempotent — the leave already succeeded, so a failed sweep must not
// surface as an error to the caller (orphaned subcollections can be reaped later).
try {
await db.recursiveDelete(coupleRef);
}
catch (e) {
log_1.logger.warn('[leaveCoupleCallable] subcollection sweep failed (ignored)', { error: String(e) });
}
log_1.logger.log(`[leaveCoupleCallable] user ${callerId} left couple ${coupleId}`);
return { success: true };
});
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