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add logging #113
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request introduces considerable modifications across multiple modules. In the configuration file, network configuration sections have been commented out. Several provider and processor classes have been updated to include detailed logging and improved error handling routines. Enhancements include logging of initialization events, state changes, warnings, debug information, and error details. Additionally, retry logic has been refined with the introduction of a new utility function to handle API call retries with specified delay parameters. Various event processors—spanning allo, registry, strategy, and attestation-related modules—now log contextual information during event processing, and dependency types have been updated to incorporate logging support where necessary. No changes were made to the public API declarations aside from adding new logging dependencies. ✨ Finishing Touches
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apps/indexer/config.yaml (1)
138-341: Consider cleaning up commented-out network configurations.If these configurations are not needed in the near future, removing or relocating them could reduce clutter. However, keeping them commented out for future reference is also valid if you anticipate re-enabling them soon.
packages/pricing/src/providers/coingecko.provider.ts (1)
69-117: Retry strategy is a solid approach.The
withRetryhelper effectively wraps operations with logging and delays.
As a good-to-have improvement, consider adding exponential backoff logic to help avoid potential rate-limit collisions. For example:- await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, delayMs)); + const backoff = Math.pow(2, attempt - 1) * 1000; + await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, backoff));packages/processors/src/processors/allo/allo.processor.ts (1)
128-135: Consider logging the full error object.The current code logs the error message only. Including the full error object or stack trace might provide additional details for debugging.
- logger?.error("Error processing event", { - className: "AlloProcessor", - methodName: "process", - eventName: event.eventName, - chainId: this.chainId, - error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error), - }); + logger?.error("Error processing event", { + className: "AlloProcessor", + methodName: "process", + eventName: event.eventName, + chainId: this.chainId, + error, + });
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apps/indexer/config.yaml(1 hunks)packages/data-flow/src/orchestrator.ts(8 hunks)packages/metadata/src/providers/publicGateway.provider.ts(3 hunks)packages/pricing/src/providers/cachingProxy.provider.ts(5 hunks)packages/pricing/src/providers/coingecko.provider.ts(6 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/allo/allo.processor.ts(1 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/poolCreated.handler.ts(7 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/poolFunded.handler.ts(2 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/poolMetadataUpdated.handler.ts(3 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/roleGranted.handler.ts(4 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/roleRevoked.handler.ts(3 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/alloV1ToV2ProfileMigration/alloV1ToV2ProfileMigration.processor.ts(1 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/alloV1ToV2ProfileMigration/handlers/ProfileMigrated.ts(2 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/gitcoinAttestationNetwork/handlers/onAttested.handler.ts(2 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileCreated.handler.ts(4 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileMetadataUpdated.handler.ts(3 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileNameUpdated.handler.ts(1 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileOwnerUpdated.handler.ts(2 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/roleGranted.handler.ts(2 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/roleRevoked.handler.ts(2 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/registry/registry.processor.ts(1 hunks)packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/strategy.processor.ts(1 hunks)packages/shared/src/retry/retry.ts(2 hunks)
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`**/*.ts`:
**/*.ts:
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/strategy.processor.tspackages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileMetadataUpdated.handler.tspackages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/roleRevoked.handler.tspackages/metadata/src/providers/publicGateway.provider.tspackages/processors/src/processors/registry/registry.processor.tspackages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileNameUpdated.handler.tspackages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/roleGranted.handler.tspackages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/poolCreated.handler.tspackages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/poolFunded.handler.tspackages/shared/src/retry/retry.tspackages/processors/src/processors/allo/allo.processor.tspackages/data-flow/src/orchestrator.tspackages/processors/src/processors/alloV1ToV2ProfileMigration/alloV1ToV2ProfileMigration.processor.tspackages/processors/src/processors/alloV1ToV2ProfileMigration/handlers/ProfileMigrated.tspackages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/roleGranted.handler.tspackages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileOwnerUpdated.handler.tspackages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/roleRevoked.handler.tspackages/processors/src/processors/gitcoinAttestationNetwork/handlers/onAttested.handler.tspackages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/poolMetadataUpdated.handler.tspackages/pricing/src/providers/cachingProxy.provider.tspackages/pricing/src/providers/coingecko.provider.tspackages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileCreated.handler.ts
`**/providers/**/*.ts`: Review provider files for the following: - Providers should supply narrowly scoped data/resources. - Ensure classes interacting with metadata sources (e...
**/providers/**/*.ts: Review provider files for the following:
- Providers should supply narrowly scoped data/resources.
- Ensure classes interacting with metadata sources (e.g., GitHub, JSON
files, IPFS) implement theIMetadataProviderinterface and follow
naming conventions (e.g.,GithubProvider,JsonFileProvider).- Be concise and avoid overly nitpicky feedback outside of these best practices.
packages/metadata/src/providers/publicGateway.provider.tspackages/pricing/src/providers/cachingProxy.provider.tspackages/pricing/src/providers/coingecko.provider.ts
🧬 Code Definitions (9)
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/strategy.processor.ts (1)
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/strategyHandler.factory.ts (1)
StrategyHandlerFactory(10-28)
packages/processors/src/processors/registry/registry.processor.ts (7)
packages/shared/src/types/events/registry.ts (1)
RegistryEvent(28-28)packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileCreated.handler.ts (1)
ProfileCreatedHandler(23-219)packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileMetadataUpdated.handler.ts (1)
ProfileMetadataUpdatedHandler(20-140)packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileNameUpdated.handler.ts (1)
ProfileNameUpdatedHandler(15-69)packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileOwnerUpdated.handler.ts (1)
ProfileOwnerUpdatedHandler(17-89)packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/roleGranted.handler.ts (1)
RoleGrantedHandler(12-104)packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/roleRevoked.handler.ts (1)
RoleRevokedHandler(19-102)
packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/poolCreated.handler.ts (5)
packages/repository/src/types/changeset.types.ts (1)
Changeset(213-221)packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/strategyHandler.factory.ts (1)
StrategyHandlerFactory(10-28)packages/processors/src/external.ts (2)
ProcessorDependencies(12-12)getRoundRoles(14-14)packages/processors/src/helpers/roles.ts (1)
getRoundRoles(12-22)packages/repository/src/types/round.types.ts (1)
PendingRoundRole(69-75)
packages/processors/src/processors/allo/allo.processor.ts (5)
packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/poolCreated.handler.ts (1)
PoolCreatedHandler(28-392)packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/poolFunded.handler.ts (1)
PoolFundedHandler(17-110)packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/roleGranted.handler.ts (1)
RoleGrantedHandler(18-138)packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/poolMetadataUpdated.handler.ts (1)
PoolMetadataUpdatedHandler(23-160)packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/roleRevoked.handler.ts (1)
RoleRevokedHandler(17-123)
packages/data-flow/src/orchestrator.ts (5)
packages/shared/src/logger/logger.ts (1)
error(66-76)packages/shared/src/external.ts (2)
stringify(35-35)TokenPrice(19-19)packages/shared/src/internal.ts (1)
stringify(2-2)packages/shared/src/tokens/tokens.ts (1)
TokenPrice(19-22)packages/pricing/src/types/pricing.types.ts (1)
TokenPrice(7-10)
packages/processors/src/processors/alloV1ToV2ProfileMigration/alloV1ToV2ProfileMigration.processor.ts (5)
packages/shared/src/types/events/common.ts (1)
ProcessorEvent(105-115)packages/shared/src/types/events/alloV1ToV2ProfileMigration.ts (1)
AlloV1ToV2ProfileMigrationEvent(11-11)packages/repository/src/types/changeset.types.ts (1)
Changeset(213-221)packages/processors/src/processors/alloV1ToV2ProfileMigration/handlers/ProfileMigrated.ts (1)
ProfileMigratedHandler(13-74)packages/processors/src/external.ts (1)
UnsupportedEventException(10-10)
packages/processors/src/processors/gitcoinAttestationNetwork/handlers/onAttested.handler.ts (5)
packages/repository/src/types/changeset.types.ts (1)
Changeset(213-221)packages/repository/src/external.ts (2)
Changeset(56-56)AttestationTxnData(48-48)packages/processors/src/processors/gitcoinAttestationNetwork/helpers/decoder.ts (1)
decodeAttestedData(14-27)packages/processors/src/processors/gitcoinAttestationNetwork/types/attestation.types.ts (1)
AttestationMetadata(26-28)packages/repository/src/types/attestation.types.ts (1)
AttestationTxnData(28-32)
packages/pricing/src/providers/cachingProxy.provider.ts (4)
packages/shared/src/tokens/tokens.ts (2)
TokenCode(5-5)TokenPrice(19-22)packages/shared/src/types/common.ts (1)
TimestampMs(9-9)packages/pricing/src/types/pricing.types.ts (1)
TokenPrice(7-10)packages/pricing/src/constants/index.ts (2)
MIN_GRANULARITY_MS(3-3)PROXIMITY_FACTOR(6-6)
packages/pricing/src/providers/coingecko.provider.ts (6)
packages/shared/src/logger/logger.interface.ts (1)
ILogger(4-9)packages/pricing/src/types/coingecko.types.ts (1)
CoingeckoPriceChartData(20-24)packages/shared/src/types/common.ts (1)
TimestampMs(9-9)packages/pricing/src/exceptions/unknownPricing.exception.ts (1)
UnknownPricingException(3-7)packages/shared/src/tokens/tokens.ts (2)
TokenCode(5-5)TokenPrice(19-22)packages/pricing/src/types/pricing.types.ts (1)
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🔇 Additional comments (170)
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/strategy.processor.ts (7)
12-17: Good addition of initialization logging.The constructor now includes debug logging that captures the essential context (class name and chain ID), which improves observability during startup. The use of optional chaining with the logger is a good defensive programming practice.
20-30: Well-structured contextual logging for process start.The destructuring of logger and the comprehensive debug logging at the beginning of processing provides clear visibility into what's being processed. Including event name, strategy ID, chain ID, and block number creates excellent context for traceability.
32-44: Good implementation of try-catch and handler creation logging.Adding a try-catch block around the entire method logic is a solid defensive programming approach. The debug logging before creating the strategy handler provides visibility into this critical step of the processing flow.
46-54: Improved error handling for unsupported strategies.The code now logs detailed information when encountering an unsupported strategy before throwing the exception. This maintains good observability while enforcing business logic constraints.
56-62: Useful logging before handler delegation.Including the handler type via constructor name provides valuable information for troubleshooting and understanding the processing flow, especially when multiple handler implementations exist.
63-74: Comprehensive completion logging with result metadata.The info-level logging for successful processing completion includes important metrics like changesetCount, which will be helpful for monitoring and performance analysis.
75-85: Robust error logging with proper error extraction.The error handling properly extracts error messages regardless of whether the error is an Error object or another type, ensuring consistent logging. The contextual information provided will be extremely helpful for debugging failures.
packages/processors/src/processors/alloV1ToV2ProfileMigration/handlers/ProfileMigrated.ts (4)
20-27: Additional debug logging on instantiation looks good.No concerns. The detailed logging fields (chainId, blockNumber, transactionHash) do not appear to expose sensitive information and are valuable for debugging.
30-41: Debug log for migration handling initialization is helpful.This provides valuable context when troubleshooting. No issues identified.
42-48: Detailed logging for legacy project mapping creation is clear.Thanks for clarifying each parameter in the log context.
63-70: Info log for migration completion is good for operational visibility.Keeping track of
changeCounthelps measure the event impact.packages/metadata/src/providers/publicGateway.provider.ts (15)
15-19: Initialization debug log is well-structured.Capturing gateway details can be useful for initial setup diagnostics.
22-24: Error log on empty gateways is appropriate.This ensures early feedback when misconfiguration happens.
36-41: Debug log on metadata retrieval is beneficial.Including
ipfsCidandhasValidatorin the log helps pinpoint issues in case of failures.
44-50: Warning log for invalid IPFS CID is clear.Distinguishing empty vs. invalid CIDs in logs helps with quick diagnosis.
58-65: Detailed debug log on gateway fetch attempts is good practice.Showing the gateway index and total gateways aids external debugging of failover logic.
68-78: Timing and size metrics for gateway responses are well-handled.This performance insight is valuable for diagnosing slow endpoints or large payloads.
81-88: Error log for non-JSON response is effective.Throwing
InvalidContentExceptionensures immediate handling of bad data.
91-98: Debug log for data validation initiation is useful.This clarifies the system’s validation step for maintainers.
100-106: Info log for successful data retrieval provides important context.Good to see timing details attached to the success event.
110-119: Error log for content validation failures is thorough.Re-throwing the exception ensures proper error propagation.
122-130: Warning log for gateway request failures is detailed.Logging Axios status codes and messages facilitates root-cause analysis.
132-139: Error log for unexpected fetch errors helps differentiate from gateway failures.Clear separation of exception types is a good design choice.
143-148: Warning for fully exhausted gateways is useful.This indicates a more global or network-level problem outside individual gateway issues.
161-165: Debug log for validateData call helps trace validation flows.No concerns; the logging context is consistent.
170-183: Logs for validation success and failure provide transparency.Capturing detailed validation issues is very helpful for troubleshooting schema mismatches.
packages/pricing/src/providers/coingecko.provider.ts (9)
153-159: Debug log for fetching token price is concise.Displaying start/end timestamps in ISO format aids chronological tracking.
190-213: Refactoring to usewithRetryis beneficial.It centralizes retry logic and ensures consistent error handling for CoinGecko requests.
216-223: Success log provides clear confirmation of fetch results.Capturing timestamp and price is helpful for verifying correctness.
246-252: Error log for unknown issues is well-structured.The
UnknownPricingExceptionensures high-level awareness of unexpected failures.
262-275: Informative logging on batch price retrieval is appreciated.The time range details help operators understand the request scope.
329-329: ApplyingwithRetryfor multiple timestamps is consistent.Keeps the logic unified with the single-token retrieval path.
353-361: Centralized error logging inhandleAxiosErroris good.Including the path and methodName fosters quick debugging.
370-377: Warning for rate-limit exceedances is well-handled.Provides recommended retry time so upstream logic can pace requests.
378-389: Clear logging for non-retriable client errors.Segregating them from retryable scenarios prevents futile retry loops.
packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileNameUpdated.handler.ts (5)
20-27: Consistent logging pattern for handler initializationGood addition of structured debug logging in the constructor, providing context about the handler initialization with relevant fields like class name, chain ID, profile ID, and block number.
30-33: Improved code readability by extracting event parametersExtracting the event parameters into named variables improves code readability and maintainability, making the code more self-documenting.
35-43: Detailed logging for method entryGood addition of debug logging at the method entry point, providing clear context about the start of the profile name update operation with all relevant parameters.
44-56: Using extracted variables in the changesetGood refactoring to use the extracted variables in the changeset construction rather than directly accessing event parameters.
58-67: Comprehensive completion loggingGood addition of info-level logging at the completion of the operation, providing a summary of the processed changes with relevant context data.
packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/roleGranted.handler.ts (8)
8-8: Added logger dependencyGood addition of the logger to the Dependencies type, enabling structured logging throughout the handler.
23-31: Consistent logging pattern for handler initializationGood addition of structured debug logging in the constructor, providing context about the handler initialization with relevant fields like class name, chain ID, role, account, and block number.
34-45: Detailed logging for method entryGood addition of detailed logging at the method entry point, providing clear context about the beginning of role grant handling with relevant parameters.
48-54: Step-by-step operation loggingGood addition of debug logging before significant operations like searching for rounds, providing clear insight into the execution flow.
57-65: Result logging for successful round lookupGood addition of info-level logging when a round with matching admin role is found, providing context about the matched round.
82-88: Consistent operation loggingGood consistency in adding debug logging before searching for rounds with manager role, maintaining the same structured logging pattern.
91-99: Result logging for successful manager role lookupGood addition of info-level logging when a round with matching manager role is found, providing context about the matched round.
116-123: Outcome logging for fallback scenarioGood addition of info-level logging for the fallback scenario when no matching round is found, clearly indicating the next action.
packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/poolFunded.handler.ts (7)
23-29: Consistent logging pattern for handler initializationGood addition of structured debug logging in the constructor, providing context about the handler initialization with relevant fields like class name, chain ID, pool ID, and block number.
32-43: Detailed logging for method entryGood addition of detailed logging at the method entry point, providing clear context about the beginning of pool funding handling with relevant parameters.
44-50: Step-by-step operation loggingGood addition of debug logging before significant operations like fetching round data, providing clear insight into the execution flow.
53-59: Comprehensive pre-operation loggingGood addition of debug logging before getting token information, providing relevant context for debugging token-related issues.
62-72: Enhanced error handling with detailed loggingGood addition of error logging before throwing an exception, providing comprehensive context about the error condition. This will make troubleshooting unknown token issues much easier.
73-81: Detailed pre-calculation loggingGood addition of debug logging before performing USD amount calculation, providing context that will be helpful for troubleshooting price conversion issues.
89-97: Comprehensive completion loggingGood addition of info-level logging at the completion of the operation, providing a summary of the processed pool funding with relevant financial data.
packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/roleRevoked.handler.ts (7)
24-31: Consistent logging pattern for handler initializationGood addition of structured debug logging in the constructor, providing context about the handler initialization with relevant fields like class name, chain ID, role, and block number.
34-45: Detailed logging for method entryGood addition of detailed logging at the method entry point, providing clear context about the beginning of role revocation handling with relevant parameters.
46-52: Step-by-step operation loggingGood addition of debug logging before fetching project data, providing clear insight into the execution flow.
59-66: Enhanced error handling with detailed loggingGood addition of error logging before throwing a ProjectByRoleNotFound exception, providing comprehensive context about the error condition.
69-76: Comprehensive pre-operation loggingGood addition of debug logging before revoking a member role, providing relevant context for debugging role revocation issues.
77-90: Consistent structureGood structural consistency in the changes array declaration, maintaining the code's readability.
91-100: Comprehensive completion loggingGood addition of info-level logging at the completion of the operation, providing a summary of the role revocation with relevant project data and change count.
packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/roleRevoked.handler.ts (6)
22-30: LGTM - Good initialization logging addedThe addition of logging during handler initialization provides valuable context for tracing execution flows and debugging issues.
35-44: Well-structured logging for starting role revocation processGood practice to log the beginning of a process with relevant context information including className, methodName, role, account and blockNumber.
47-53: Appropriate debug logging before database operationAdding debug logs before potentially expensive or important operations like database queries helps with performance analysis and debugging.
57-64: Good use of info level for significant state changesAppropriately using info level for successful matches rather than debug level, which enhances log filtering capabilities.
80-97: Consistent logging pattern maintainedThe logging follows a consistent pattern across different code paths (searching for admin vs manager roles), making the logs more predictable and easier to parse.
113-119: Appropriate warning level for expected edge caseUsing warning level is appropriate here since this indicates a potential issue (no matching round found) but not necessarily an error that requires immediate attention.
packages/processors/src/processors/gitcoinAttestationNetwork/handlers/onAttested.handler.ts (8)
25-32: LGTM - Good initialization logging addedThe constructor now includes initialization logging with relevant context about the attestation being processed.
35-48: Comprehensive logging at start of handlerGood job capturing comprehensive information including fee, refUID, and recipient information in the startup log.
49-57: Helpful logging before data decoding operationLogging before performing data transformation operations is good practice, especially noting the data length which can help identify malformed or truncated data.
58-68: Good metadata fetch loggingLogging the metadata CID is helpful for tracing data provenance through the system.
69-83: Well-structured null handling with appropriate loggingGood practice to log the presence/absence of metadata and provide debug context when defaulting to empty array, which helps diagnose potential data issues.
87-109: Detailed transaction processing loggingGood approach to log both the collection-level processing and the individual transaction processing, providing a hierarchical view of the operation.
111-120: Comprehensive data creation loggingValuable diagnostic information provided in this log, capturing counts of entities being processed which can be used for monitoring and alerting.
146-153: Good summary logging at completionEnding with an info-level log that summarizes the work done provides valuable checkpoint information for monitoring the overall process.
packages/shared/src/retry/retry.ts (8)
17-22: LGTM - Good initialization logging addedAdding logging during RetryHandler initialization helps with debugging retry strategy configuration issues.
37-46: Improved execution tracking with timestampsAdding start time tracking and logging the presence of abort signals helps with debugging timeout and cancellation issues.
48-56: Enhanced attempt tracking with timing informationGood practice to log each attempt with elapsed time, which helps identify performance degradation patterns.
61-68: Comprehensive success loggingGood addition of success logging with duration and result presence information.
71-92: Improved error classification and loggingThe error handling now properly distinguishes between retriable and non-retriable errors with appropriate logging levels.
95-102: Clear max retries exceeded loggingUsing error level is appropriate here since this indicates a condition that couldn't be recovered from automatically.
105-121: Enhanced retry delay calculation with metadataGood improvement to consider the retry-after metadata from the error, which allows for more intelligent backoff strategies.
127-133: Appropriate abort signal handlingGood practice to log when operations are aborted, helping to distinguish between failures and intentional cancellations.
packages/processors/src/processors/registry/registry.processor.ts (7)
20-25: LGTM - Good initialization logging addedAdding logging during RegistryProcessor initialization provides valuable context for system startup.
28-37: Well-structured event processing start loggingGood practice to log the beginning of event processing with event and block details.
38-139: Comprehensive try-catch pattern with loggingThe entire event processing is now wrapped in a try-catch with appropriate logging, which is a good pattern for ensuring errors are properly captured and reported.
43-48: Consistent handler delegation loggingThe logging before delegating to each handler follows a consistent pattern, which makes logs easier to follow and filter.
Also applies to: 56-61, 69-74, 82-87, 95-100, 108-113
121-128: Appropriate error handling for unsupported eventsUsing error level logging for unsupported events is correct, and throwing a specific exception type improves error handling elsewhere.
130-138: Helpful completion logging with change countThe info level log at completion with changeset count provides useful information for monitoring the system's effectiveness.
140-148: Comprehensive error capture and propagationGood practice to log errors with appropriate context before rethrowing them to maintain the error chain.
packages/processors/src/processors/allo/allo.processor.ts (2)
21-26: Good use of structured logging in the constructor.These debug statements provide immediate visibility into the processor’s initialization, which is helpful for tracing.
31-37: Clear event processing start logs.Logging the event name, chain ID, and block number early in the process helps in debugging event flow and cross-referencing logs across services.
packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileCreated.handler.ts (3)
28-35: Constructor logging initialization looks good.It’s particularly helpful that you’re including chain ID, profile ID, and block number in the logs for context.
42-48: Comprehensive debug logs for profile creation.Each step—starting with handling logic, fetching metadata, etc.—is clearly documented via debug logs, improving the traceability of the event flow.
Also applies to: 50-55
210-218: Insightful logging of project type determination.Logging whether metadata contains the
canonicalfield clarifies the dynamic aspects of project type derivation.packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/poolCreated.handler.ts (5)
33-40: Initialization logs align with best practices.Including the block number and pool ID at handler creation eases potential debugging of on-chain event sequences.
52-60: Clear start log for pool creation.The added contextual information (pool ID, strategy address, token address, amounts) is beneficial for end-to-end traceability.
178-199: Well-structured approach to calculating funded amount in USD.Logging steps for both price lookups and final calculations helps confirm correct conversions and catch anomalies.
280-350: Robust handling of pending roles with detailed debug logs.By logging the role type and count at each step, you ensure clarity in the role assignment flow.
359-389: Comprehensive logging for token price retrieval.It is excellent that you log both successful fetches and failure scenarios, ensuring fast identification of missing price data.
packages/processors/src/processors/alloV1ToV2ProfileMigration/alloV1ToV2ProfileMigration.processor.ts (4)
21-26: Well-structured initialization logging!Good addition of debug logging in the constructor with relevant context (className and chainId). This will help with traceability when processors are initialized.
31-40: Good start-of-processing logging patternWell-structured debug logging with appropriate contextual information (eventName, chainId, blockNumber) at the beginning of the process method. This provides excellent traceability for event processing.
41-83: Excellent error handling and structured logging implementationThe try-catch block combined with detailed logging at each step of the process flow is a great improvement. The structured logging with consistent fields (className, methodName, etc.) for each log entry enhances debuggability. The successful completion log with changesetCount provides valuable metrics.
83-92: Proper error logging before rethrowingGood practice to log the error details before rethrowing it. The error logging includes appropriate context and properly handles both Error objects and other error types.
packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/poolMetadataUpdated.handler.ts (8)
13-13: Appropriate dependency type update for loggerGood addition of the logger to the Dependencies type, which ensures type safety when using the logger throughout the handler.
28-35: Well-structured initialization loggingGood addition of debug logging in the constructor with relevant context (className, chainId, poolId, blockNumber). This provides excellent traceability when handlers are initialized.
38-48: Good variable refactoring and process start loggingMoving the poolId variable declaration earlier in the method and using it consistently throughout is a good refactoring. The debug logging at the start of handling provides valuable context for tracing the execution flow.
49-68: Comprehensive metadata fetch loggingGood addition of debug logging around the metadata fetching process, including information about whether round and application metadata are present. This will help diagnose issues with metadata retrieval.
74-92: Thorough metadata parsing and validation loggingWell-structured logging for the metadata parsing and token validation steps, which are critical points where errors might occur. The inclusion of validation status flags in the log context is particularly helpful.
94-131: Detailed logging for match amount calculationsGreat addition of debug logging throughout the match amount calculation process, including the input values and results. This level of detail will greatly assist in debugging match amount discrepancies.
133-141: Good completion logging with outcome summaryWell-structured info logging at the completion of the handler, with a summary of the key output values (matchAmount, matchAmountInUsd). This provides good traceability for the end result of the processing.
147-147: Consistent use of poolId variableGood use of the poolId variable in the return statement for consistency with the rest of the method.
packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/roleGranted.handler.ts (6)
17-24: Well-structured initialization loggingGood addition of debug logging in the constructor with relevant context (className, chainId, role, blockNumber). This provides excellent traceability when handlers are initialized.
27-36: Good process start loggingWell-structured debug logging at the start of the handle method with appropriate contextual information. This provides a clear entry point for tracing the role grant handling process.
38-43: Helpful conditional case loggingGood addition of debug logging for the specific case of skipping Allo owner role. This kind of logging for conditional paths is very valuable for understanding the execution flow.
48-54: Thorough operation trackingWell-placed debug logging before the project fetch operation, which provides context for potential database operation failures or delays.
58-65: Appropriate info-level logging for significant eventsGood use of info-level logging when creating a member role for an existing project. This correctly highlights a significant business event at a level that would typically be included in production logs.
82-89: Consistent creation event loggingWell-structured info logging for the creation of a pending project role, with the appropriate context. This maintains consistency with the existing logging pattern for significant events.
packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileMetadataUpdated.handler.ts (7)
27-34: Well-structured initialization loggingGood addition of debug logging in the constructor with relevant context (className, chainId, profileId, blockNumber). This provides excellent traceability when handlers are initialized.
37-48: Good variable extraction and process start loggingMoving the profileId declaration earlier in the method and using it consistently throughout is a good refactoring. The debug logging at the start of handling provides valuable context for tracing the execution flow.
49-64: Comprehensive metadata fetch and parse loggingGood addition of debug logging around the metadata fetching and parsing process, including information about whether metadata is present. This will help diagnose issues with metadata retrieval and parsing.
68-81: Excellent error case handling with warning logsGreat use of warning-level logging for invalid metadata format, which includes the detailed error information. The follow-up debug log explaining the fallback action (creating update with null metadata) provides excellent context for understanding the system's behavior in error cases.
98-104: Helpful project type determination loggingGood addition of debug logging before the project type determination, which provides context for understanding the logic that follows.
107-114: Good completion logging with outcome summaryWell-structured info logging at the completion of the handler, with a summary of the key output values (profileId, projectType, metadataCid). This provides good traceability for the end result of the processing.
131-139: Clean code refactoring with added loggingExcellent simplification of the project type determination logic using a ternary operator, combined with descriptive debug logging that explains the decision made. This improves both code readability and traceability.
packages/processors/src/processors/registry/handlers/profileOwnerUpdated.handler.ts (5)
24-31: Good addition of initialization logs
These debug logs provide immediate context on handler initialization, including chain ID and block number. Logging this metadata can significantly aid in debugging and should prove useful at runtime.
34-45: Helpful debug logging for update start
The detailed log statements here offer a clear indication of when the profile owner update process begins, along with relevant parameters. This addition is beneficial for traceability.
46-52: Explicit log for role removal
Providing a separate log entry for removing existing owner roles makes the flow of changes more transparent, simplifying troubleshooting and auditing later.
53-76: Well-structured changesets
The use ofprofileIdin both Delete and Insert changesets enhances readability by avoiding repeated references tothis.event.params.profileId. This is consistent and maintains clarity for others reading the code.
78-87: Clear completion log
This info log call precisely wraps up the update flow by indicating the new owner, total changes, and block number. It completes the logging cycle, ensuring end-to-end visibility.packages/data-flow/src/orchestrator.ts (12)
166-172: Commendable debug logging for event processing start
These added lines offer a clear marker for when event processing kicks off, improving the diagnostic workflow and clarifying which block/log index is under process.
176-182: Informative completion log
Logging thehasChangesetsandchangesetsCountis valuable for immediate feedback on whether an event produced modifications.
185-190: Detailed changeset application log
Announcing the number of changesets (plus the processed event record) provides visibility into how many data modifications are expected.
203-210: Fallback approach logging
The fallback scenario of “applying only processed event record” is explicitly logged, ensuring that even in no-change cases, logs remain thorough.
226-230: Success log for applied changes
Confirming that changes have been successfully applied is useful for debugging and helps identify exactly where issues might occur if something fails afterward.
238-241: Tracking processing progress
Including a percentage-based progress metric in the logs provides an at-a-glance overview of the pipeline’s advancement, valuable for longer runs.
243-248: Warn-level logging for error
Escalating to a warn-level log for general errors ensures more visibility than a debug-level message alone while preserving the ability to continue the loop.
251-256: Persisting last processed event before error
Capturing the last processed event data helps maintain a reliable checkpoint, simplifying later restart or debugging sequences.
275-277: Enhanced error details
IncludingerrorTypeanderrorDetailsin the debug log ensures a more granular understanding of the exception that occurred.
286-288: Metadata for retry
TrackinglastRetryDelayandreasonhelps with diagnosing repeated or cyclical failures, particularly in distributed systems.
300-306: Check for ignorable errors
This block robustly checks whether the error should be ignored based on event type or other criteria, preventing superfluous error handling paths for trivial issues.
322-333: Comprehensive fallback error log
By logging a stringified version of the event and providing a fallback path to notify, the system ensures no potential information loss regarding the unrecognized error scenario.packages/pricing/src/providers/cachingProxy.provider.ts (27)
23-28: Initialization logs
Logging the provider type and class name allows quick identification of which provider is in use, helping differentiate multiple providers in complex environments.
36-42: Granular logs for token price retrieval
These debug logs give a clear entry point to the method, summarizing the tokenCode and timestamps—perfect for diagnosing request-scoped issues.
45-46: Proactive aim to gather a broader cache range
Shifting the start time to factor in minimum granularity is a neat approach, ensuring the cache query covers potential close matches.
48-57: Explicit “cache check” log
Detailing the cache time range and enumerating the final cache query parameters fosters clarity in auditing the caching logic.
66-71: Cache lookup summary
Providing thecachedPricesCountaids in quickly determining if the method needs fallback logic or if the cache has ample data.
73-79: Cache lookup failure fallback
Capturing an error message when the cache read fails, but still continuing the flow, prevents disruptions in price retrieval while ensuring you log the issue.
82-93: Handling missing closest price
When no close price is found, returning early is a good approach, and the warn-level log is appropriate to highlight a probable data gap.
94-101: Detailed logging for cached price usage
Confirming the requested timestamp vs. the actual price timestamp is an excellent practice—operators can quickly see how old the data might be.
104-109: Informative cache miss log
Elevating the message to info-level for a cache miss ensures that we capture potential performance or coverage issues in a readily visible manner.
118-125: Explicit caching of fetched price
Well-structured debug messages for storing newly fetched data let you confirm that the fallback logic is working as intended.
126-134: Robust handling of cache write failures
Catching and warning specifically about cache write failures helps localize caching problems without halting normal price retrieval.
136-142: Transparent logging for provider miss
Warning about a provider returning no price clarifies that neither the cache nor the provider could produce results.
164-176: Comprehensive multi-timestamp info logging
Mentioning the requested timestamp range in the info log is effective, especially when debugging timeline or coverage gaps.
184-192: Explicit cache fetch logs
This debug log block shares the from-to timestamps for batch retrieval, aligning well with the multi-timestamp approach.
202-207: Cache lookup result for multi-fetch
Summarizing the number of cached prices found ensures you can quickly diagnose if the subsequent closest-price logic has enough data.
211-217: Confirming matched cached prices
An info log for matched requests vs. total requests is a strong addition for immediate verification of caching accuracy.
221-227: Graceful fallback for no close prices
Using an info log here helps operators quickly see that the provider fetch is triggered due to entirely missing or insufficient cache results.
233-239: Explicit logging for caching newly fetched prices
Stating how many new prices were fetched and will be cached fosters clarity, especially for large or repeated fetches.
254-263: Progress log for fetched prices
Clearly indicates how many requests matched after the provider fetch, mirroring the earlier cache coverage checks.
312-317: Visibility into binary search
Logging the target timestamp and available price count helps confirm whether further processing steps will have enough data or not.
320-321: Edge case: no prices
Short-circuiting when no data is available is prudent, ensuring that we exit gracefully rather than risk errors in later steps.
324-331: Earliest price usage
When the target precedes the earliest price, using the first entry is sensible, and the debug-level logs ensure clarity about that decision.
334-345: Handling last price scenario
Including a distance check for the last price edges ensures you don’t return data that’s unhelpfully stale. The logs keep that logic transparent.
353-359: Binary search iteration logs
Tracing each iteration’s mid-point price and boundaries can greatly simplify diagnosing off-by-one or other search logic issues.
361-372: Exact or near-exact match logging
Differentiating an exact match that is too far away in time from one that is valid helps operators see whether data is relevant enough to be returned.
382-388: Rejection of price if beyond proximity
Documenting the distance in seconds clarifies the magnitude of the mismatch, which is vital in threshold-based logic.
390-395: Clear final fallback
Explicitly logging the chosen closest price and time difference ensures that even a fallback scenario is fully transparent.
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packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/common/baseFundsDistributed.handler.ts (1)
49-140: Consider standardizing log fields for consistency.The logging implementation is thorough but some logs include chainId (lines 57, 67) while others don't include it explicitly (lines 102-105). Consider standardizing the fields included in all log statements for consistency and easier log analysis.
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10-11: Pause After Container ShutdownA pause (
sleep 10) is provided after stopping containers to allow for graceful shutdown. For increased flexibility, consider parameterizing this delay so it can be adjusted based on the environment.
19-21: Wait for Database ReadinessThe script waits a static 60 seconds after starting the containers to allow the database to become ready. While this is a simple solution, consider implementing a dynamic check (e.g., with a loop testing connectivity) for more robust readiness verification.
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packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/common/baseDistributionUpdated.handler.ts (7)
39-47: Well-structured initialization logging.The added debug logging in the constructor provides valuable context for tracing handler initialization, including all relevant identifiers (chain ID, event name, block number, strategy address). Using the optional chaining operator (
?.) ensures the code remains robust if no logger is provided.
54-69: Good granular logging of process steps.The added debug logs effectively track the beginning of the distribution update handling process and the metadata fetching step. The structured logging with consistent fields (className, methodName, strategyAddress, etc.) will make log analysis and troubleshooting much easier.
75-82: Appropriate warning level for error condition.The warning log for missing metadata is properly implemented before throwing the exception. This ensures the error condition is logged even if the exception is caught elsewhere, improving observability.
86-93: Helpful debug logging for metadata parsing.The added log clearly indicates the parsing step is beginning and includes the useful
hasRawDistributionfield to confirm data availability before parsing attempts.
97-105: Good error detail capture.The warning log for parsing failures includes the error message and detailed errors array from Zod, which will be extremely helpful for diagnosing validation issues with distribution metadata.
111-118: Useful context for changeset creation.The debug log includes the transaction hash and distribution size, which provides valuable context for understanding the scope and impact of each distribution update.
119-142: Appropriate info level for successful completion.Using info level for the completion log is the right choice as it indicates a significant process milestone. The log contains a good summary of the operation with change count and distribution size metrics that will be valuable for monitoring.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/common/baseFundsDistributed.handler.ts (8)
32-39: Good implementation of constructor logging.The addition of logging in the constructor provides valuable debugging information about the initialization of the handler, including important context like class name, chain ID, strategy address, and block number.
50-53: Properly expanded dependencies and prepared amount variable.Good practice to destructure the logger with other dependencies and initialize the amount variable once at the beginning of the method.
54-62: Well-structured initial debug log.The debug log effectively captures the start of the funds distribution process with comprehensive context including class name, method name, strategy address, amount, recipient ID, and chain ID.
63-69: Appropriate logging around round fetching operation.Good implementation of logs before and after the round fetching operation. The log after fetching includes the round ID, which provides valuable context for tracking the process flow.
Also applies to: 75-81
85-92: Thorough context in application fetch log.The log provides comprehensive context about the application being fetched, including round ID, anchor address, and chain ID, which is helpful for debugging potential issues.
99-107: Detailed logging for changeset creation.Good implementation of logging before creating changesets with all relevant context including round ID, application ID, amount, and transaction hash.
108-128: Direct use of amount variable improves code clarity.Using the
amountvariable directly in line 125 rather than re-casting from event parameters is a good practice that eliminates redundancy and potential inconsistencies.
130-139: Comprehensive completion log at info level.Using an info level log for the completion of the process is appropriate, and including a summary of key details (round ID, application ID, amount, change count) provides valuable operational context.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/easyRetroFunding/easyRetroFunding.handler.ts (12)
53-57: Good addition of initialization logging!The debug log statement provides clear context about the initialization of the handler with relevant information like chainId and strategyName.
62-70: Well-structured debug logging for event processing.The logging statement includes all necessary context (eventName, strategyAddress, blockNumber) which will be valuable for troubleshooting event processing issues.
72-143: Improved error handling and event delegation logging.The try-catch block with structured logging for each event type and completion status greatly enhances observability. This is a good pattern for tracking the flow of event processing.
144-150: Good error logging implementation.The error logging properly captures the error message and provides context about which event was being processed when the error occurred.
160-168: Well-structured debug logging for match amount fetching.The log includes all relevant parameters needed for debugging the match amount calculation process.
173-180: Good completion logging for match amount calculation.The log statement provides visibility into the calculation results, which is helpful for verifying correct operation.
218-240: Good conditional logging for multicall vs individual calls.Adding specific logging about which method is being used to fetch timings (multicall or individual calls) is valuable for understanding the execution path and troubleshooting potential issues.
241-261: Comprehensive logging of strategy timings.The detailed logging of the fetched timestamp values in ISO string format will make it easier to verify correct timing configuration for strategies.
262-271: Good error handling for strategy timings fetching.The error logging provides context about which strategy and chain was being processed when the error occurred, which will help in troubleshooting.
287-296: Good debug logging for token amount conversion.The log includes all necessary parameters for understanding the token amount to USD conversion process.
300-306: Appropriate error logging for missing token price.The error log provides clear context about which token price was not found and at what timestamp, which will be valuable for diagnosing pricing issues.
311-318: Helpful debug logging for successful USD conversion.The log statement provides visibility into the calculation results, which aids in verifying correct operation of the price conversion logic.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/directGrantsSimple/directGrantsSimple.handler.ts (5)
25-29: LGTM: Excellent initialization logging implementation.The addition of debug logging in the constructor provides valuable context about the handler's initialization, including the chainId and strategy name.
34-43: Well-structured entry point logging.Extracting the logger at the beginning of the handle method and adding detailed debug logging provides clear visibility into the event processing pipeline. The structured logging includes all relevant context (class, method, event details).
44-94: Good implementation of granular event handling with logging.The switch-case structure with dedicated logging for each event type delegation provides excellent traceability. The warning log for unsupported events is particularly valuable for monitoring unexpected scenarios.
96-103: Effective completion logging with result metrics.Including the change count in the completion log is a useful pattern that helps track the impact of each event processing operation.
104-112: Robust error handling with structured logging.The error handling approach captures error details in a structured way before rethrowing, which maintains the error flow while ensuring all errors are properly logged with context.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/directGrantsSimple/handlers/timestampsUpdated.handler.ts (5)
9-9: LGTM: Properly extended dependencies type to include logger.Adding the logger to the Dependencies type is necessary for the logging implementation and maintains type safety.
27-34: Good implementation of constructor logging.The initialization log provides comprehensive context about the handler instance, including chainId, strategy address, and transaction details.
42-58: Well-structured process start and data fetching logs.The sequential debug logs for starting the process and fetching data provide clear traceability of the operation flow with relevant context information.
66-84: Good logging for data processing and changeset creation.These debug statements capture important contextual data about the timestamp updates and the resulting changeset creation, enhancing observability.
99-108: Excellent completion logging with operation summary.Using info level for the completion log is appropriate, and including complete details about the changes made provides valuable operational metrics.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/directGrantsSimple/handlers/registered.handler.ts (6)
9-12: LGTM: Properly extended dependencies type to include logger.Adding the logger to the Dependencies type is necessary for the logging implementation and maintains type safety.
33-40: Good implementation of constructor logging.The initialization log provides comprehensive context about the handler instance, including chainId, strategy address, and transaction details.
49-68: Well-structured process start and project fetching logs.The sequential debug logs for starting the registration handling and fetching project data provide clear traceability with relevant context information.
75-92: Good logging for round fetching and data decoding.These debug statements capture important contextual data about the round retrieval and application data decoding process, enhancing observability.
96-113: Detailed logging for metadata retrieval and application creation.The logs provide visibility into the metadata fetching process and application record creation with relevant status information.
141-156: Excellent completion logging with operation summary.Using info level for the completion log is appropriate, and including key identifiers and status information provides valuable operational context. The type casting with
as constensures type safety.setup.sh (9)
1-4: Initial Setup and Error Handling ConfigurationThe script correctly starts with a proper shebang (
#!/bin/bash) and immediately sets a strict error mode withset -e, ensuring the script exits on any error. This is a best practice for shell scripts.
5-9: Container Cleanup BlockThe block for cleaning up existing Docker containers using
docker-compose down -vis well implemented. It checks for errors and exits with a meaningful error message if the command fails.
13-17: Building and Starting Containers BlockThe script properly handles container construction with
docker-compose up -d --build, including error detection and user-friendly error messages. The use of visual emojis in the echo statements enhances clarity.
22-26: Running Cache MigrationsThe cache migration invocation (
pnpm db:cache:migrate) is encapsulated with error handling that outputs a clear error message upon failure. This pattern is reliable and consistent with the rest of the script.
28-32: Bootstrapping MetadataThe metadata bootstrap command (
pnpm bootstrap:metadata) is correctly wrapped with error handling. This ensures that any failure in bootstrapping metadata is reported and halts the setup process.
34-38: Bootstrapping PricingThe pricing bootstrap command (
pnpm bootstrap:pricing) follows the same robust error-checking pattern. Maintaining consistent error handling across all operations is a strong point.
40-44: Database Migrations ExecutionRunning database migrations via
pnpm db:migrateis implemented with proper error detection, ensuring that any issues during migration will stop the script and notify the user.
46-50: API Configuration BlockThe API configuration step (
pnpm api:configure) is managed with the same error handling structure, confirming consistency and reliability in the script’s operational flow.
52-53: Final Setup ConfirmationThe script ends with a clear success message ("✅ Setup completed!"), letting the user know that all previous steps have executed successfully.
apps/processing/src/services/processing.service.ts (6)
48-50: LGTM: Good addition of initial debug logging.Adding debug logging after shared dependencies initialization improves the service's observability and aids in tracing the processing service's startup sequence.
67-71: LGTM: Appropriate chain initialization logging.These debug statements effectively mark the beginning of chain initialization and registry creation, providing helpful context for troubleshooting startup issues.
76-77: LGTM: Comprehensive per-chain initialization logging.The addition of debug logs for each step of the chain initialization process (configuration processing, EVM provider creation, registry initialization, orchestrator and processor creation) provides excellent granularity. Including the chainId in the log context is particularly helpful for multi-chain deployments.
Also applies to: 83-84, 88-89, 95-96, 111-112, 126-130, 132-132
145-146: LGTM: Thorough process management logging.These debug statements enhance observability around the critical orchestration stages: controller creation, signal handling, process queuing, and process completion. The inclusion of process counts provides helpful context for understanding system load.
Also applies to: 158-158, 164-171
185-191: LGTM: Good retroactive processing logging.The before and after debug logs for retroactive processing, including the chainId in context, improve traceability when debugging issues with historical event processing.
203-204: LGTM: Proper resource cleanup logging.Debug logging for resource cleanup provides visibility into the shutdown process, which is helpful for ensuring the service terminates gracefully.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/directGrantsLite/handlers/timestampsUpdated.handler.ts (5)
9-9: LGTM: Adding logger to Dependencies type.Properly typed the logger dependency in the Dependencies type.
26-34: LGTM: Good initialization logging.Added appropriate debug logging in the constructor with relevant context (class name, chainId, strategy information, and block/transaction details).
42-43: LGTM: Clear method entry and context logging.Added structured logging at the start of the handler method and when fetching the round, providing clear traceability for the execution flow.
Also applies to: 45-57
66-83: LGTM: Comprehensive processing step logging.Added detailed debug logs for timestamp processing and changeset creation stages, including important contextual data like roundId, timestamps, and application time boundaries.
85-108: LGTM: Improved return pattern with completion logging.Storing the changeset in a variable before returning allows for logging the completion status with a summary of changes. The info-level log provides a clear indication of successful processing.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/directAllocation/handlers/directAllocated.handler.ts (5)
31-39: LGTM: Good initialization logging.Added appropriate debug logging in the constructor with relevant context (class name, chainId, strategy information, and block/transaction details).
50-68: LGTM: Clear method entry and round fetching logging.Added structured logging at the start of the handler method and when fetching the round, providing clear traceability for the execution flow with proper context for this allocation handler.
74-80: LGTM: Detailed project fetching logging.Added informative debug logging when fetching project details, including the chainId and profileId context that's essential for troubleshooting.
91-99: LGTM: Comprehensive USD calculation logging.Added debug logging for the token amount conversion to USD, which is a critical operation that often requires visibility for troubleshooting price-related issues.
107-158: LGTM: Complete donation creation and completion logging.Added thorough logging for the donation record creation and final processing completion, providing a clear trace of the donation flow from start to finish with all relevant IDs and amounts.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/donationVotingMerkleDistributionDirectTransfer/handlers/updatedRegistration.handler.ts (7)
38-46: LGTM: Good initialization logging.Added appropriate debug logging in the constructor with relevant context (class name, chainId, strategy information, and block/transaction details).
58-58: LGTM: Improved parameter naming.Renamed
datatoencodedDatawhich better conveys the nature of the parameter and aligns with how it's used in the code.
61-68: LGTM: Clear method entry logging.Added structured logging at the start of the handler method with proper context including recipientId, status, and data length information.
69-77: LGTM: Enhanced error logging for invalid status.Improved the invalid application status check by adding warning logs with relevant context, which will aid in troubleshooting issues with invalid status values.
79-109: LGTM: Comprehensive entity fetching logs.Added detailed debug logs for each entity fetch operation (project, round, application), providing clear traceability for data retrieval steps with all relevant identifiers.
116-143: LGTM: Thorough data processing logs.Added informative debug logs for application data decoding, metadata fetching, and status update creation, capturing the essential context for each processing stage.
151-181: LGTM: Clear completion logging with rich context.Improved the return pattern and added comprehensive completion logging that includes all relevant IDs, status changes, and processing outcomes, providing excellent visibility into the handler's results.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/strategy.processor.ts (1)
32-85: Well-structured error handling with comprehensive loggingGood implementation of try-catch error handling with proper logging throughout the process method. The structured logs with consistent context (className, methodName, etc.) will greatly improve observability.
packages/processors/src/processors/allo/handlers/poolCreated.handler.ts (6)
33-40: Good initialization loggingThis debug logging in the constructor provides valuable context about the instance creation, which will help with debugging and traceability.
52-105: Comprehensive logging with clear context informationThe added logging statements throughout the method provide excellent visibility into the execution flow. This pattern of logging context and critical variables at each step will greatly improve observability and debugging.
114-122: Valuable token details loggingGood logging of token details including checking for native tokens and token presence. This will be helpful for debugging issues related to token recognition or pricing.
259-264: Informative completion loggingGood practice to log summary information at method completion, including the count of changes. This will be valuable for monitoring the overall impact of operations.
286-349: Well-structured logging in pending roles handlingThe logging throughout the
handlePendingRolesmethod follows a consistent pattern and provides clear visibility into this secondary process, which will aid in troubleshooting issues with role assignments.
361-388: Good token pricing error handling with logsExcellent pattern of logging token price fetching and potential errors. The error logging before throwing the exception will make troubleshooting pricing issues much more straightforward.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/donationVotingMerkleDistributionDirectTransfer/handlers/timestampsUpdated.handler.ts (4)
30-37: Good initialization logging patternComprehensive initialization logging that captures the key parameters like chain ID, strategy address, and transaction details. This follows the same pattern as other handlers, maintaining consistency.
48-97: Excellent structured logging through key processing stagesThe logging throughout this method effectively documents the process flow, from starting timestamp handling to fetching round data, processing updates, and creating the changeset. The consistent inclusion of context variables enhances observability.
101-101: Type safety improvementThe addition of
as consttype assertion for "UpdateRound" improves type safety by ensuring the TypeScript compiler treats this as a literal type rather than a general string. This can help catch type errors at compile time.
115-123: Informative completion loggingGood summary logging at the end of processing that includes both the periods being set and the number of changes. This pattern of concluding logs will help with monitoring and audit trails.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/donationVotingMerkleDistributionDirectTransfer/dvmdDirectTransfer.handler.ts (6)
79-86: Good event processing logging patternThe debug log at the start of event handling captures all critical information needed to track the event through the system. This consistent pattern will make log analysis much more effective.
87-163: Well-structured event handling with comprehensive loggingThe switch statement implementation with logging for each event type and proper error handling is well-organized. This approach provides clear visibility into which handler is processing each event type and captures any failures.
173-180: Complete error handling with detailed loggingGood practice to log detailed error information before re-throwing, including proper type checking for Error objects. This will greatly improve troubleshooting of runtime issues.
191-217: Detailed match amount calculation loggingThe logging throughout this method thoroughly documents the match amount calculation process, making it easy to trace and verify the values at each step.
255-308: Robust strategy timing fetching with alternative approachesThe method intelligently handles both multicall and individual call approaches with appropriate logging for each case. The try-catch block with error logging ensures all failures are properly recorded.
326-357: Complete token amount calculation loggingThe getTokenAmountInUsd method now has thorough logging throughout, capturing all input values, errors, and calculation results. This will be extremely valuable for troubleshooting pricing issues.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/directGrantsLite/handlers/allocated.handler.ts (13)
11-11: LGTM! Added logger to the Dependencies type.The logger property has been correctly added to the Dependencies type to enable logging functionality in this handler.
29-37: Well-structured initialization logging.Good addition of debug logging in the constructor with appropriate contextual information including class name, chain ID, and event details. This will help with traceability when debugging issues.
48-49: LGTM! Destructured logger from dependencies.Properly destructured the logger along with other dependencies for cleaner code.
53-61: Good entry point logging for the handler.Added informative debug logging at the start of the handler method with relevant context about the operation being performed and the input parameters.
64-70: Appropriate step-by-step logging.Good addition of debug logging before fetching the round, providing visibility into the execution flow.
79-86: Consistent logging pattern for application fetching.The debug log provides clear visibility into the application fetching step with relevant context information.
96-102: LGTM! Detailed logging for token processing.Added appropriate debug logging before processing token amounts, helping to trace the execution flow.
107-114: Clear logging for USD conversion logic.Good addition of debug logging for the amount conversion to USD, providing visibility into this critical calculation step.
123-130: Helpful logging for match token calculation.Added detailed debug logging for the match token amount calculation, including the conversion approach used.
144-147: Enhanced type safety with const assertions.Good use of const assertions (
as const) to ensure type safety for operation types.Also applies to: 163-164
158-159: LGTM! Using timestamp directly from event.Simplified code by using the event's blockTimestamp directly rather than creating a separate variable.
172-182: Excellent summary logging at method completion.Added an info-level log at the end of processing that summarizes the key outcomes, including application ID, amounts, and change count, which will be valuable for monitoring and auditing.
183-183: LGTM! Clean return statement.Simple and clean return of the changes array.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/common/baseRecipientStatusUpdated.handler.ts (11)
43-51: Well-structured initialization logging.Good addition of debug logging in the constructor with comprehensive contextual information including class name, chain ID, strategy address, and bitmap configuration details.
58-59: LGTM! Destructured logger from dependencies.Properly destructured the logger along with roundRepository for cleaner code.
61-75: Comprehensive event handling entry logging.Added clear debug logs at the beginning of the handle method and when fetching round data, providing good visibility into the processing flow.
81-96: Good preparation logging for application processing.Added useful debug logs before retrieving applications to update and before creating changesets, facilitating troubleshooting by making the execution flow more transparent.
97-106: Detailed per-application logging.Excellent addition of debug logging for each application being processed, capturing both current and new status values which will be valuable for tracking status transitions.
108-108: Enhanced type safety with const assertion.Good use of const assertion (
as const) to ensure type safety for operation type.
123-130: Valuable summary logging at completion.Added an info-level log at the end of processing that summarizes the key outcomes, which will be valuable for monitoring and auditing.
139-148: LGTM! Structured logging for bitmap processing.Added debug logs for bitmap row processing with relevant context information.
154-171: Detailed application scanning logging.Good addition of debug logs at the start of the application status scan and for each application index being processed, providing excellent visibility into this potentially complex operation.
181-187: LGTM! Application validation logging.Added helpful debug logging when a valid application is found, capturing both the application ID and its status.
192-197: Effective completion logging.Added a summary debug log at the end of the application status scan, reporting the number of valid applications found.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/directGrantsLite/handlers/registered.handler.ts (11)
11-11: LGTM! Added logger to the Dependencies type.The logger property has been correctly added to the Dependencies type to enable logging functionality in this handler.
30-38: Well-structured initialization logging.Good addition of debug logging in the constructor with appropriate contextual information including class name, chain ID, and transaction details.
47-47: LGTM! Destructured logger from dependencies.Properly destructured the logger along with other dependencies for cleaner code.
51-58: Clear entry point logging for the handler.Added informative debug logging at the start of the handler method with relevant context about the operation being performed.
60-66: Good project fetching logging.Added debug logging when fetching project data, providing visibility into this critical retrieval step.
73-79: Consistent round fetching logging.Maintained consistent logging style when fetching round data, improving traceability.
85-90: Helpful application data decoding logging.Added debug logs for the application data decoding step, which is helpful for debugging encoding/decoding issues.
94-100: Metadata fetching logging.Good addition of debug logging for metadata retrieval, including the metadata pointer and application ID context.
103-111: Application record creation logging.Added useful debug logging before creating the application record, including whether metadata was found.
139-148: Excellent summary logging at method completion.Added an info-level log at the end of processing that summarizes the key details about the created application, which will be valuable for monitoring and auditing.
151-151: Enhanced type safety with const assertion.Good use of const assertion (
as const) to ensure type safety for operation type.packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/directGrantsLite/directGrantsLite.handler.ts (17)
12-12: LGTM! Simplified import statement.Simplified import for BaseStrategyHandler and getHandler, improving code readability.
39-44: Well-structured initialization logging.Good addition of debug logging in the constructor with appropriate contextual information including class name, chain ID, and strategy name.
48-57: Comprehensive event handling entry logging.Added informative debug logging at the start of the handle method with all relevant context about the event being processed.
58-59: LGTM! Added try-catch block for error handling.Good addition of a try-catch block to handle and log errors that may occur during event processing.
62-72: Clear logging for RecipientStatusUpdatedWithFullRow handling.Added debug logging before delegating to the RecipientStatusUpdatedWithFullRow handler, improving traceability.
74-84: Consistent logging for RegisteredWithSender handling.Maintained consistent logging style for the RegisteredWithSender event handling.
86-96: LGTM! Detailed logging for UpdatedRegistrationWithStatus handling.Added debug logging before delegating to the UpdatedRegistrationWithStatus handler, providing clear visibility into the execution flow.
98-108: Good logging for TimestampsUpdated handling.Added appropriate debug logging for the TimestampsUpdated event handling.
110-120: Clear logging for AllocatedWithToken handling.Added debug logging before delegating to the AllocatedWithToken handler, maintaining consistent logging patterns.
122-129: Improved unsupported event handling.Added a warning log for unsupported events before throwing the exception, which will help with troubleshooting.
131-138: Effective completion logging.Added a summary debug log at the end of event processing, reporting the number of changes generated.
140-147: Comprehensive error logging.Added detailed error logging in the catch block, capturing both the error message and relevant context.
152-160: Well-structured strategy timings fetch logging.Added appropriate debug logging at the start of the fetchStrategyTimings method with relevant context information.
161-174: LGTM! Improved type definition for results.Explicitly defined the type for results as [bigint, bigint] for better type safety.
175-198: Detailed multicall vs. individual calls logging.Added informative debug logs to show whether multicall or individual calls are being used for fetching strategy timings, which will help with performance monitoring and troubleshooting.
200-213: Effective strategy timings completion logging.Added a comprehensive debug log after fetching strategy timings, including the formatted start and end times, which will be valuable for validating the fetched data.
215-224: LGTM! Robust error handling for fetchStrategyTimings.Added try-catch with detailed error logging for the fetchStrategyTimings method, ensuring that errors are properly captured and logged.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/donationVotingMerkleDistributionDirectTransfer/handlers/registered.handler.ts (9)
11-11: Dependencies updated to include logger.The addition of the logger dependency allows for tracking the handler's execution flow, which improves debugging capabilities and system observability.
30-38: Good practice: Comprehensive initialization logging.The added debug logging captures essential context about the handler's initialization, including class name, chain ID, strategy address, block number, and transaction hash. This provides excellent traceability for debugging.
42-42: Logger properly destructured from dependencies.The logger is correctly extracted from dependencies along with other required services.
46-52: Good logging practice: Added entry point logging.The added debug log clearly marks the beginning of registration handling with relevant context, making it easier to track the execution flow and troubleshoot issues.
55-61: Well-structured operation logging.The log provides clear context about fetching a project by anchor, including the necessary details like anchor address and chain ID.
68-74: Consistent logging pattern maintained.The logging follows a consistent pattern with standardized fields (className, methodName) and relevant contextual data about the round lookup.
80-85: Comprehensive logging for key operations.These logs provide detailed context at each critical step of the process: decoding application data, fetching metadata, and creating the application record. This thorough approach ensures complete visibility into the handler's operation.
Also applies to: 89-95, 98-106
134-143: Informative completion logging.The info-level log appropriately marks the completion of registration processing with a comprehensive summary of the operation, including IDs, status, and block number.
146-146: Added explicit type casting for clarity.The
as consttype assertion ensures the type is narrowed correctly, which improves type safety.packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/directGrantsLite/handlers/updatedRegistration.handler.ts (7)
38-46: Well-structured initialization logging.The debug log provides comprehensive context about the handler initialization, following a consistent pattern seen in other handlers. This improves traceability and debugging.
64-65: Enhanced parameter extraction and entry logging.The destructuring now includes
recipientIdandencodedData, with a detailed log that captures the start of the registration update process. The inclusion ofencodedDataLengthis particularly useful for debugging large payload issues.Also applies to: 67-74
75-82: Improved warning log with additional context.The warning log for invalid application status now includes more context, such as the recipient ID, which helps with troubleshooting issues.
85-91: Consistent logging pattern for data retrieval operations.Each data retrieval operation (fetching project, round, and application) is properly logged with relevant context, maintaining a consistent structure across the handler.
Also applies to: 97-103, 109-115
122-128: Thorough logging for processing steps.The logs provide detailed visibility into application data decoding, metadata fetching, and status update creation, with appropriate contextual information for each operation.
Also applies to: 131-137, 141-149
157-172: Refactored to use a changes array.The code now stores changes in a variable before returning, which is a good practice for readability and allows for the final logging statement.
174-186: Comprehensive completion logging and improved return statement.The info-level log provides a complete summary of the update operation, and the return statement now uses the changes array instead of a hardcoded array, ensuring the changes reflect the current state.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/donationVotingMerkleDistributionDirectTransfer/handlers/allocated.handler.ts (9)
17-17: Dependencies type updated to include logger.The logger dependency has been added to the Dependencies type, allowing for improved logging capabilities throughout the handler.
34-42: Consistent initialization logging pattern.The debug log in the constructor follows the same pattern as other handlers, providing important context about the handler's initialization.
55-56: Improved readability with line break and entry logging.The destructuring statement now spans two lines for better readability, and the entry log captures the beginning of allocation handling with relevant parameters.
Also applies to: 60-67
70-76: Consistent logging for data retrieval operations.The logs for fetching round and application details follow the same structure as in other handlers, providing essential context for troubleshooting.
Also applies to: 82-88
99-107: Detailed logging for financial calculations.The logs capture important information about USD amount calculation and match token amount calculation, which is crucial for verifying the correctness of financial operations.
Also applies to: 115-122
136-142: Thorough metadata and record creation logging.These logs provide visibility into metadata parsing and donation record creation, with relevant context such as IDs and amounts.
Also applies to: 145-154
172-195: Refactored to use a changes array.The code now stores changes in a variable before returning, which is a good practice for readability and allows for the final logging statement.
196-208: Comprehensive completion logging.The info-level log provides a complete summary of the allocation processing, including IDs, amounts, and the count of changes, before returning the changes array.
218-234: Enhanced error handling with logging.The
parseMetadataOrThrowmethod now includes logging for both the attempt to parse metadata and any errors that occur during parsing. This significantly improves error visibility and debugging capabilities.
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| methodName: "fetchStrategyTimings", | ||
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | ||
| chainId: this.chainId, | ||
| }); |
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There might be an issue with using getHandler(strategyId) in the log message. The getHandler function returns a handler constructor or undefined, not a string identifier, which may not serialize well in logs.
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Action: Update the logged output for handler identification.
The logger call currently injects the raw result of getHandler(strategyId), which returns a handler constructor (or undefined). This may not yield clear or serializable output in the logs. Consider logging a string representation (e.g. using getHandler(strategyId)?.name or reverting to the original strategyId) so that the log is meaningful and consistent.
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| logger?.debug("Starting strategy event processing", { | ||
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | ||
| methodName: "process", | ||
| eventName: event.eventName, | ||
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | ||
| chainId: this.chainId, | ||
| blockNumber: event.blockNumber, | ||
| }); |
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Inappropriate use of getHandler() in logs
In this logging statement, getHandler(strategyId) is being used as a log value, but this function returns a StrategyHandlerConstructor or undefined, which may not produce meaningful log output. Consider using strategyId directly instead.
logger?.debug("Starting strategy event processing", {
className: "StrategyProcessor",
methodName: "process",
eventName: event.eventName,
- strategyId: getHandler(strategyId),
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| logger?.debug("Starting strategy event processing", { | |
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | |
| methodName: "process", | |
| eventName: event.eventName, | |
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | |
| chainId: this.chainId, | |
| blockNumber: event.blockNumber, | |
| }); | |
| logger?.debug("Starting strategy event processing", { | |
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | |
| methodName: "process", | |
| eventName: event.eventName, | |
| strategyId: strategyId, | |
| chainId: this.chainId, | |
| blockNumber: event.blockNumber, | |
| }); |
| logger?.debug("Creating strategy handler", { | ||
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | ||
| methodName: "process", | ||
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | ||
| chainId: this.chainId, | ||
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Inappropriate use of getHandler() in logs
Similar to the previous comment, getHandler(strategyId) is being used incorrectly in the log context. It should be the actual strategyId value.
logger?.debug("Creating strategy handler", {
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| logger?.debug("Creating strategy handler", { | |
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | |
| methodName: "process", | |
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | |
| chainId: this.chainId, | |
| }); | |
| logger?.debug("Creating strategy handler", { | |
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | |
| methodName: "process", | |
| strategyId: strategyId, | |
| chainId: this.chainId, | |
| }); |
| logger?.error("Error processing strategy event", { | ||
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | ||
| methodName: "process", | ||
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | ||
| eventName: event.eventName, | ||
| chainId: this.chainId, | ||
| error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error), | ||
| }); | ||
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Inappropriate use of getHandler() in logs
The error log is using getHandler(strategyId) inappropriately. Use the actual strategyId value.
logger?.error("Error processing strategy event", {
className: "StrategyProcessor",
methodName: "process",
- strategyId: getHandler(strategyId),
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| logger?.error("Error processing strategy event", { | |
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | |
| methodName: "process", | |
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | |
| eventName: event.eventName, | |
| chainId: this.chainId, | |
| error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error), | |
| }); | |
| throw error; | |
| logger?.error("Error processing strategy event", { | |
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | |
| methodName: "process", | |
| strategyId: strategyId, | |
| eventName: event.eventName, | |
| chainId: this.chainId, | |
| error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error), | |
| }); | |
| throw error; |
| logger?.debug("Delegating to strategy handler", { | ||
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | ||
| methodName: "process", | ||
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | ||
| handlerType: strategyHandler.constructor.name, | ||
| }); |
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The debug log is using getHandler(strategyId) inappropriately. Use the actual strategyId value.
logger?.debug("Delegating to strategy handler", {
className: "StrategyProcessor",
methodName: "process",
- strategyId: getHandler(strategyId),
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| logger?.debug("Delegating to strategy handler", { | |
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | |
| methodName: "process", | |
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | |
| handlerType: strategyHandler.constructor.name, | |
| }); | |
| logger?.debug("Delegating to strategy handler", { | |
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | |
| methodName: "process", | |
| strategyId: strategyId, | |
| handlerType: strategyHandler.constructor.name, | |
| }); |
| logger?.error("Unsupported strategy encountered", { | ||
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | ||
| methodName: "process", | ||
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | ||
| chainId: this.chainId, | ||
| }); | ||
| throw new UnsupportedStrategy(strategyId); | ||
| } |
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Inappropriate use of getHandler() in logs and clear error handling
The error log is using getHandler(strategyId) inappropriately. Also, good addition of error logging before throwing the exception.
if (!strategyHandler) {
logger?.error("Unsupported strategy encountered", {
className: "StrategyProcessor",
methodName: "process",
- strategyId: getHandler(strategyId),
+ strategyId: strategyId,
chainId: this.chainId,
});
throw new UnsupportedStrategy(strategyId);
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| logger?.error("Unsupported strategy encountered", { | |
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | |
| methodName: "process", | |
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | |
| chainId: this.chainId, | |
| }); | |
| throw new UnsupportedStrategy(strategyId); | |
| } | |
| if (!strategyHandler) { | |
| logger?.error("Unsupported strategy encountered", { | |
| className: "StrategyProcessor", | |
| methodName: "process", | |
| strategyId: strategyId, | |
| chainId: this.chainId, | |
| }); | |
| throw new UnsupportedStrategy(strategyId); | |
| } |
| logger?.debug("Creating strategy handler", { | ||
| className: "PoolCreatedHandler", | ||
| methodName: "handle", | ||
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | ||
| poolId: poolId.toString(), | ||
| }); |
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Inappropriate use of getHandler() in logs
The getHandler function returns a constructor or undefined, not a string identifier for logging. Consider using the actual strategyId value instead.
logger?.debug("Creating strategy handler", {
className: "PoolCreatedHandler",
methodName: "handle",
- strategyId: getHandler(strategyId),
+ strategyId: strategyId,
poolId: poolId.toString(),
});📝 Committable suggestion
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| logger?.debug("Creating strategy handler", { | |
| className: "PoolCreatedHandler", | |
| methodName: "handle", | |
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | |
| poolId: poolId.toString(), | |
| }); | |
| logger?.debug("Creating strategy handler", { | |
| className: "PoolCreatedHandler", | |
| methodName: "handle", | |
| strategyId: strategyId, | |
| poolId: poolId.toString(), | |
| }); |
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | ||
| chainId: this.chainId, | ||
| }); |
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Inappropriate use of getHandler() in logs
The getHandler function returns a constructor or undefined, not a string identifier suitable for logging. Consider using the strategyId directly.
logger?.debug("Fetching strategy timings", {
className: "DVMDDirectTransferStrategyHandler",
methodName: "fetchStrategyTimings",
- strategyId: getHandler(strategyId),
+ strategyId: strategyId,
chainId: this.chainId,
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| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | |
| chainId: this.chainId, | |
| }); | |
| strategyId: strategyId, | |
| chainId: this.chainId, | |
| }); |
| logger?.error("Error fetching strategy timings", { | ||
| className: "DVMDDirectTransferStrategyHandler", | ||
| methodName: "fetchStrategyTimings", | ||
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | ||
| error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error), | ||
| }); |
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Inappropriate use of getHandler() in logs
Same issue with getHandler in error logging context.
logger?.error("Error fetching strategy timings", {
className: "DVMDDirectTransferStrategyHandler",
methodName: "fetchStrategyTimings",
- strategyId: getHandler(strategyId),
+ strategyId: strategyId,
error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error),
});📝 Committable suggestion
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| logger?.error("Error fetching strategy timings", { | |
| className: "DVMDDirectTransferStrategyHandler", | |
| methodName: "fetchStrategyTimings", | |
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | |
| error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error), | |
| }); | |
| logger?.error("Error fetching strategy timings", { | |
| className: "DVMDDirectTransferStrategyHandler", | |
| methodName: "fetchStrategyTimings", | |
| strategyId: strategyId, | |
| error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error), | |
| }); |
| logger?.debug("Strategy timings fetched", { | ||
| className: "DVMDDirectTransferStrategyHandler", | ||
| methodName: "fetchStrategyTimings", | ||
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | ||
| timings: { | ||
| applicationsStartTime: timings.applicationsStartTime?.toISOString(), | ||
| applicationsEndTime: timings.applicationsEndTime?.toISOString(), | ||
| donationsStartTime: timings.donationsStartTime?.toISOString(), | ||
| donationsEndTime: timings.donationsEndTime?.toISOString(), | ||
| }, | ||
| }); |
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Inappropriate use of getHandler() in logs
Similar to previous instances, getHandler is being used incorrectly in logging context here.
logger?.debug("Strategy timings fetched", {
className: "DVMDDirectTransferStrategyHandler",
methodName: "fetchStrategyTimings",
- strategyId: getHandler(strategyId),
+ strategyId: strategyId,
timings: {
applicationsStartTime: timings.applicationsStartTime?.toISOString(),
applicationsEndTime: timings.applicationsEndTime?.toISOString(),
donationsStartTime: timings.donationsStartTime?.toISOString(),
donationsEndTime: timings.donationsEndTime?.toISOString(),
},
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| logger?.debug("Strategy timings fetched", { | |
| className: "DVMDDirectTransferStrategyHandler", | |
| methodName: "fetchStrategyTimings", | |
| strategyId: getHandler(strategyId), | |
| timings: { | |
| applicationsStartTime: timings.applicationsStartTime?.toISOString(), | |
| applicationsEndTime: timings.applicationsEndTime?.toISOString(), | |
| donationsStartTime: timings.donationsStartTime?.toISOString(), | |
| donationsEndTime: timings.donationsEndTime?.toISOString(), | |
| }, | |
| }); | |
| logger?.debug("Strategy timings fetched", { | |
| className: "DVMDDirectTransferStrategyHandler", | |
| methodName: "fetchStrategyTimings", | |
| strategyId: strategyId, | |
| timings: { | |
| applicationsStartTime: timings.applicationsStartTime?.toISOString(), | |
| applicationsEndTime: timings.applicationsEndTime?.toISOString(), | |
| donationsStartTime: timings.donationsStartTime?.toISOString(), | |
| donationsEndTime: timings.donationsEndTime?.toISOString(), | |
| }, | |
| }); |
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packages/data-flow/src/eventsFetcher.ts (1)
17-17: Increased default fetch limit from 100 to 500.This change increases the default batch size for event fetching by 5x, which should reduce the number of API calls and improve throughput. However, larger batch sizes also mean more memory usage per request.
Consider adding a comment explaining the rationale behind this specific limit value and any performance considerations. This would help future developers understand why 500 was chosen over other values.
- limit = 500, + limit = 500, // Increased from 100 to reduce API calls while maintaining reasonable memory usagepackages/data-flow/src/orchestrator.ts (1)
307-310: Consider standardizing error log structure.While the error logging is comprehensive, there are slight inconsistencies in the structure of error context objects across different error types.
Consider standardizing the error logging structure to ensure consistent fields across all error types, which would simplify log parsing and analysis:
this.logger.info(`Processed events: ${processedEvents}/${totalEvents}`, { className: Orchestrator.name, chainId: this.chainId, progress: `${((processedEvents / totalEvents) * 100).toFixed(2)}%`, currentEventIdentifier: `${event!.blockNumber}:${event!.logIndex}`, currentBlock: event!.blockNumber, });Similar standardization could be applied to the error context objects in the other error logging sections.
Also applies to: 364-366, 417-418, 453-457
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🔇 Additional comments (22)
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/easyRetroFunding/handlers/registered.handler.ts (5)
11-11: Good addition of logger to dependenciesAdding the logger to the Dependencies type is a good first step for implementing consistent logging throughout the handler.
38-38: LGTM! Logger dependency destructuringProperly destructured the logger from dependencies for use within the handler method.
42-54: Well-structured initial debug logGood implementation of initial debug logging with comprehensive context including class name, method name, chain ID, and relevant event details.
56-62: Thorough intermediate logging pointsThe logging added throughout the function provides excellent traceability for debugging. Each operation has a corresponding log entry with appropriate context data.
Also applies to: 68-73, 75-80, 86-91, 92-97, 101-107, 108-113, 116-121
149-163: Good summary logging at completionUsing info level for the final log is appropriate as it summarizes the entire operation. The detailed application metadata provides valuable context for tracing specific registrations.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/easyRetroFunding/handlers/timestampsUpdated.handler.ts (5)
9-9: Good addition of logger to dependenciesAdding the logger to the Dependencies type enables consistent logging throughout the handler.
37-38: LGTM! Clean dependency destructuringGood practice to destructure dependencies at the beginning of the method. The added line break improves readability.
39-49: Well-structured initial and intermediate logsThe logging is consistent with the pattern used in other handlers, providing good context about the event details and progress through the handler.
Also applies to: 51-57, 63-69
77-87: Detailed parameter loggingGood detailed logging of the raw timestamps and their converted date values. This will be valuable for debugging timestamp-related issues.
Also applies to: 93-103
104-121: Excellent summary logging with before/after valuesThe final info log provides a comprehensive view of the changes made, including both previous and updated timestamp values. This will make it easy to track round timeline changes in logs.
packages/processors/src/processors/strategy/easyRetroFunding/handlers/updatedRegistration.handler.ts (5)
56-68: Well-structured initial debug logGood implementation of initial debug logging with comprehensive context including class name, method name, chain ID, and relevant event details.
72-79: Good validation logging with warning for invalid casesAppropriate use of debug level for validation checking and warning level for invalid status conditions. This will help identify problematic events quickly.
Also applies to: 81-87
91-97: Thorough entity retrieval loggingThe logging for each entity retrieval (project, round, application) provides a clear trace of the data access flow and will be helpful for investigating retrieval failures.
Also applies to: 103-109, 110-116, 122-128, 129-135, 142-148
149-154: Comprehensive processing step loggingGood detailed logging of each processing step including data decoding, metadata fetching, and status update creation. This granular logging will make it easier to pinpoint issues.
Also applies to: 158-163, 164-169, 172-177, 180-187
195-205: Informative completion summary logThe info-level completion log provides a good summary of the entire operation with all relevant identifiers and status changes. Using info level is appropriate for this important state change event.
packages/data-flow/src/orchestrator.ts (7)
140-143: LGTM: Enhanced debug logging for orchestration workflow.The addition of detailed debug logging at each step of the orchestration workflow significantly improves observability without affecting the core functionality.
Also applies to: 149-152, 154-158, 161-164, 167-170, 173-177, 181-215, 230-234, 237-242, 245-249, 264-268, 270-273, 287-290, 297-302
312-317: LGTM: Improved error handling observability.These additional debug logs around error handling provide excellent context for troubleshooting failures, which is particularly valuable in a complex event processing system.
Also applies to: 320-326, 350-357, 368-374, 382-389, 396-404, 406-412, 420-425, 433-452, 459-466
518-524: LGTM: Added logging for batch fetching process.The additional logging around the event batch fetching process provides valuable insights into the data volume and characteristics being processed.
Also applies to: 536-553
589-599: LGTM: Enhanced event enqueuing observability.The added logging for the event enqueuing process improves visibility into how events are distributed across blocks and grouped for processing.
Also applies to: 611-619
658-663: LGTM: Improved token price fetching instrumentation.The enhanced logging for token price fetching provides better visibility into the success rates and performance of external API calls, which is critical for identifying integration issues.
Also applies to: 668-697, 722-729
737-747: LGTM: Added detailed event handling logs.The additional context logging during event handling helps track the processing flow and decision-making for each event type.
Also applies to: 753-759, 782-789
874-889: New helper methods for block event analysis.These utility methods enhance the contextual information available in logs by determining an event's position within its block, which is useful for debugging event sequencing issues.
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