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Testnets #134
Testnets #134
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Native v1 profiles cannot needs a frontend workaround until legacy subgraph is updated
fix: legacy subgraph registration issue
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Actionable comments posted: 1
🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
src/data/user.ts (3)
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8-19
: Document the function's side effects and purposeThe function mutates the input array directly, which should be documented. Additionally, the temporary nature of this fix should be tracked.
Consider adding more detailed documentation:
-// This fixes an error in the legacy subgraph were registration has not -// been removed as expected. Once solved the issue at subgraph level this -// function should be removed +/** + * Sanitizes user registration data to handle legacy subgraph inconsistencies. + * @param res Array of MeQuery results to sanitize + * @warning This function mutates the input array + * @warning Temporary fix - Remove once subgraph issue #<ISSUE_NUMBER> is resolved + */
11-17
: Consider adding error logging for debuggingGiven this handles error conditions in production, adding logging would help track occurrences.
Consider adding debug logging:
if (claimer.claimer?.currentRequest.index <= -100) { + console.debug('Sanitizing invalid request index', { account: claimer.id }); claimer.claimer.currentRequest = null; } else if (res.filter((cl) => cl.claimer?.registration).length > 1) { + console.debug('Sanitizing duplicate registration', { account: claimer.id }); claimer.claimer.registration = null; } else { + console.debug('Sanitizing current request', { account: claimer.id }); claimer.claimer.currentRequest = null;
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: Track the temporary nature of this fixThe comment indicates this is a temporary fix, but there's no tracking mechanism.
Would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track the removal of this temporary fix once the subgraph issue is resolved? This would help ensure this technical debt is properly tracked and addressed.
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src/data/user.ts (1)
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: Verify the impact of sanitization logic
The function handles complex state transitions between registrations and requests. Let's verify the usage patterns.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now provide a final response about the sanitization logic verification:
Sanitization logic is handling a legacy subgraph issue correctly
The sanitization function is specifically designed to handle a known issue in the legacy subgraph where registrations are not properly removed. This is confirmed by:
- The comment above the function explicitly states its purpose: "This fixes an error in the legacy subgraph were registration has not been removed as expected"
- The logic ensures data consistency by:
- Nullifying currentRequest when index <= -100
- Handling duplicate registrations by keeping only one active registration
- Managing the relationship between registrations and requests
The codebase shows consistent usage of this sanitization pattern across different components:
src/data/claimer.ts
implements similar sanitization for registration datasrc/data/sanitizer.ts
handles registration evidence and request synchronization- UI components in
src/app/[pohid]/
properly handle null registration states
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# Description: Analyze the usage patterns of registration and currentRequest
# Check for other places that might be affected by this sanitization
echo "Searching for registration and currentRequest usage patterns..."
rg -A 3 "registration|currentRequest" --type ts
# Look for similar patterns that might need the same treatment
echo "Searching for similar claimer patterns..."
ast-grep --pattern 'claimer?.registration'
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} else if (res.filter((cl) => cl.claimer?.registration).length > 1) { | ||
claimer.claimer.registration = null; | ||
} else { | ||
claimer.claimer.currentRequest = null; | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Improve type safety and efficiency of the registration check
The current implementation could be more robust and efficient.
Consider these improvements:
- } else if (res.filter((cl) => cl.claimer?.registration).length > 1) {
+ } else if (res.some((cl, index) =>
+ cl.claimer?.registration &&
+ res.some((other, otherIndex) =>
+ index !== otherIndex && other.claimer?.registration
+ )
+ )) {
claimer.claimer.registration = null;
} else {
claimer.claimer.currentRequest = null;
This version:
- Stops at the first duplicate found (more efficient)
- More clearly expresses the intent to find duplicates
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} else if (res.filter((cl) => cl.claimer?.registration).length > 1) { | |
claimer.claimer.registration = null; | |
} else { | |
claimer.claimer.currentRequest = null; | |
} | |
} else if (res.some((cl, index) => | |
cl.claimer?.registration && | |
res.some((other, otherIndex) => | |
index !== otherIndex && other.claimer?.registration | |
) | |
)) { | |
claimer.claimer.registration = null; | |
} else { | |
claimer.claimer.currentRequest = null; | |
} |
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claimer
properties to ensure accurate registration and request status based on the presence of multiple registrations.