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Removed 'as any' type assertion that was bypassing TypeScript type safety in createUserProfile call. Also removed invalid properties (email, onboardingCompleted) that don't exist in the Profile type definition.

The function accepts Partial, so passing only valid fields like 'name' is sufficient and type-safe.

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Bug Fixes:

  • Remove an unsafe type assertion and invalid properties from the createUserProfile call to restore proper TypeScript type checking during signup.

Removed 'as any' type assertion that was bypassing TypeScript type safety
in createUserProfile call. Also removed invalid properties (email,
onboardingCompleted) that don't exist in the Profile type definition.

The function accepts Partial<Profile>, so passing only valid fields
like 'name' is sufficient and type-safe.
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This PR tightens TypeScript type safety on the signup flow by removing an unsafe as any assertion and invalid profile fields in the createUserProfile call, so it now passes only valid, type-checked properties to match Partial<Profile>.

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Make the createUserProfile call type-safe by aligning its arguments with the Profile type.
  • Removed the unsafe as any type assertion from the object passed to createUserProfile.
  • Stopped passing non-existent Profile properties (email, onboardingCompleted) to createUserProfile.
  • Kept only valid Profile fields (currently just name) when constructing the Partial payload.
src/app/(auth)/signup/page.tsx

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Refactor

    • Signup now sends only the user's name as the initial profile payload.
  • New Features

    • Global toast notifications are now always rendered.
  • Style

    • Replaced custom web fonts with a system sans-serif font stack.
  • Chores

    • Next.js dependency version constraint updated.

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Removed custom Google fonts and simplified typography, added a persistent Toaster to the root layout, adjusted Tailwind font stacks to system fonts, and changed signup profile creation to send only the user's name to createUserProfile.

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Root layout & UI behavior
src/app/layout.tsx
Removed Google font imports and font-variable usage; simplified body className to static font-sans antialiased; added <Toaster /> rendering inside RootLayout (inside AuthProvider) alongside {children}.
Signup profile creation
src/app/(auth)/signup/page.tsx
Simplified createUserProfile payload to pass only { name }; removed email and onboardingCompleted fields and eliminated the (as any) assertion.
Tailwind font configuration
tailwind.config.ts
Replaced CSS-variable font families with a system-ui / sans-serif stack for body and headline fontFamily entries.
Dependency update
package.json
Updated Next.js dependency from 15.4.0 to ^15.5.9 (version constraint broadened).

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Add validation to the handleSignup function to ensure the name field is not
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src/app/(auth)/signup/page.tsx [23-34]

 const handleSignup = async (e: React.FormEvent) => {
     e.preventDefault();
+
+    if (!name.trim()) {
+        toast({
+            title: "Name is required",
+            description: "Please enter your name to sign up.",
+            variant: "destructive",
+        });
+        return;
+    }
+
     setLoading(true);
 
     try {
         const userCredential = await createUserWithEmailAndPassword(auth, email, password);
 
         // Create initial profile in Firestore
         await createUserProfile(userCredential.user.uid, {
             name: name,
             // Add default values or initial setup here
         });

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Removed Poppins and PT Sans Google Fonts imports that were failing
during build due to network restrictions. Replaced with system font
stack that works offline and doesn't require external requests.

Changes:
- Removed next/font/google imports and font configurations
- Updated Tailwind config to use system-ui font stack
- Changed body className to use font-sans

This ensures builds work in restricted network environments and
improves page load performance by eliminating external font requests.
Updated Next.js from 15.4.0 to 15.5.9 to resolve critical security
vulnerabilities including:
- Cache Key Confusion for Image Optimization API Routes
- Content Injection Vulnerability
- SSRF via Improper Middleware Redirect Handling
- RCE in React flight protocol
- Server Actions Source Code Exposure
- DoS with Server Components

Also fixed other vulnerabilities in glob, brace-expansion, jws,
node-forge, and qs packages via npm audit fix.

All npm audit vulnerabilities are now resolved (0 vulnerabilities).
Build verified to work with updated dependencies.
return (
<html lang="en" suppressHydrationWarning>
<body className={`${ptSans.variable} ${poppins.variable} font-body antialiased`} suppressHydrationWarning>
<body className="font-sans antialiased" suppressHydrationWarning>

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"genkit": "^1.14.1",
"lucide-react": "^0.475.0",
"next": "15.4.0",
"next": "^15.5.9",

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