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[RamRamez]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new donationsCount field in donation statistics, providing detailed insights into total donations.
  • Enhanced GraphQL query qfRoundStatsQuery to include donationsCount, improving data granularity for users.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved testing coverage for donation statistics, ensuring accuracy in the reported counts.

• Chores

  • Updated version number in package.json to reflect minor updates and changes in authorship tracking.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates to the giveth-graphql-api project enhance donation statistics by introducing a new donationsCount property across various components. This change improves the functionality of the API, enriching test cases and responses with additional metrics. The version of the project has also been incremented, reflecting minor updates and adjustments to authorship tracking.

Changes

File	Change Summary
package.json	Version bumped from 1.24.3 to 1.24.4; author field removed.
src/repositories/qfRoundRepository.*	Added donationsCount to getQfRoundStats function return type and query, enhancing donation metrics.
src/resolvers/qfRoundResolver.ts	Introduced donationsCount in QfRoundStatsResponse class, updating resolver logic to return this data.
test/graphqlQueries.ts	Modified qfRoundStatsQuery to include donationsCount in the selection set.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Resolver
    participant Repository
    participant Database

    Client->>Resolver: Request QfRound Stats
    Resolver->>Repository: Call getQfRoundStats()
    Repository->>Database: Query for stats (including donations count)
    Database-->>Repository: Return stats with donations count
    Repository-->>Resolver: Return stats object
    Resolver-->>Client: Respond with stats including donations count

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In the land of code, changes appear,
With donationsCount, we cheer and cheer!
New stats to track, a version so bright,
A hop of success, in the day and the night.
Bugs are now fixed, and metrics refined,
For every donation, the truth we will find!
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