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chore: implement debug logger #569

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Enhanced logging capabilities across the Changelly, Jupiter, and Rango swap providers for improved traceability.
    • Introduced a new environment variable VITE_DEBUG_LOG for customizable debug logging.
    • Added global configuration for debugging in development mode.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling and logging in the Rango provider's swap process.
  • Documentation

    • Updated environment variable definitions in .env.example and type declarations for better clarity.

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The pull request introduces a new logging mechanism across multiple files in the project, replacing the previous debug logging with a structured DebugLogger instance. The changes affect the Changelly, Jupiter, and Rango providers by integrating logger calls into various methods, enhancing log clarity and consistency. Additionally, environment variables and global configurations for debugging are introduced, allowing for customizable logging behavior. The DebugLogger class is defined in a new utility file, providing a robust framework for logging across the application.

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File Path Change Summary
packages/swap/src/providers/changelly/index.ts Updated Changelly class to use DebugLogger for logging; removed DEBUG constant and debug functions.
packages/swap/src/providers/jupiter/index.ts Replaced debug logging with DebugLogger; removed DEBUG constant; added logging for token accounts and HTTP requests.
packages/swap/src/providers/rango/index.ts Implemented DebugLogger in Rango provider; enhanced logging for initialization and error handling.
packages/utils/src/debug-logger.ts Introduced DebugLogger class with methods for various log levels and a logging configuration management system.
packages/utils/src/index.ts Imported and exported DebugLogger.
packages/extension/.env.example Added new environment variable VITE_DEBUG_LOG for custom logging configuration.
packages/extension/src/ui/action/main.ts Assigned VITE_DEBUG_LOG to a global variable for debugging configuration in development mode.
packages/extension/src/ui/onboard/main.ts Similar global variable assignment for debugging configuration in development mode.
packages/extension/src/ui/provider-pages/main.ts Added global variable for debugging configuration in development mode.
packages/extension/vite.config.ts Added import for dotenv, no significant functional changes.
packages/extension/src/types/env.d.ts Introduced ImportMetaEnv interface with optional VITE_DEBUG_LOG property.
packages/extension/src/types/window.d.ts Added __ENKRYPT_DEBUG_LOG_CONF__ property to Window interface and declared a global variable.

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  • fix: test pass always on and ff csp #547: The changes in this PR involve modifications to logging mechanisms, specifically the introduction of a DebugLogger, which aligns with the logging enhancements made in the main PR for the Changelly class.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (14)
packages/utils/src/index.ts (1)

Line range hint 13-44: Consider documenting logging standards

Since this introduces a standardized logging system that will be used across multiple providers, consider:

  1. Adding documentation about the expected usage patterns
  2. Creating logging standards (when to use which log level)
  3. Including examples in the README for common logging scenarios

Would you like me to help create this documentation?

packages/swap/src/providers/jupiter/index.ts (4)

55-58: Consider removing global logger assignment.

Setting globalThis.__ENKRYPT_LOGGER__ might lead to potential conflicts or issues in a multi-module environment. Consider keeping the logger scoped to this module only.

 import { DebugLogger } from "@enkryptcom/utils";
 
 const logger = new DebugLogger("swap:jupiter");
-globalThis.__ENKRYPT_LOGGER__ = logger;

Line range hint 443-463: Consider structuring log messages as JSON for better parsing.

While the current logging is informative, structuring the messages as JSON would make them more machine-readable and easier to parse in log aggregation systems.

-    logger.info(
-      `getQuote: Quote inAmount: ${jupiterQuote.inAmount} ${options.fromToken.symbol}`,
-    );
+    logger.info(JSON.stringify({
+      method: 'getQuote',
+      inAmount: jupiterQuote.inAmount,
+      symbol: options.fromToken.symbol
+    }));

603-603: Enhance error logging with structured error details.

Consider adding more structured error information to facilitate better error tracking and analysis.

-      logger.info(
-        `getJupiterTokens: Failed to get Jupiter tokens on attempt ${backoffi + 1}/${
-          backoff.length
-        }: ${String(err)}`,
-      );
+      logger.info(JSON.stringify({
+        method: 'getJupiterTokens',
+        error: {
+          message: String(err),
+          attempt: backoffi + 1,
+          maxAttempts: backoff.length,
+          code: err.code
+        }
+      }));

Also applies to: 631-632, 680-681


Line range hint 55-1006: Overall logging implementation is well done!

The implementation provides comprehensive logging coverage across all critical operations in the Jupiter swap provider. The logs will be valuable for debugging and monitoring purposes. The suggested improvements are minor and focused on making the logs more structured and machine-readable.

Consider implementing a logging schema or interface to ensure consistent log structure across all providers in the swap package.

packages/swap/src/providers/changelly/index.ts (3)

Line range hint 372-380: Security: Consider masking sensitive information in logs

The logging statements include full wallet addresses and detailed transaction information. Consider masking sensitive parts of addresses and limiting transaction details in logs to prevent potential security risks.

Apply this pattern for sensitive data logging:

-  `  fromAddress=${options.fromAddress}` +
+  `  fromAddress=${maskAddress(options.fromAddress)}` +

Where maskAddress could be implemented to show only the first and last few characters.

Also applies to: 794-805


Line range hint 881-891: Performance: Consider reducing log verbosity in production

The fee-related logging is extremely verbose and might impact performance in production. Consider:

  1. Moving detailed fee logging to a separate debug level
  2. Consolidating multiple log statements into a single, structured log entry
-  logger.info(
+  logger.debug(
     `getSwap: No recent fees, not setting priority fee` +
-      `  recentFeeCount=${recentFeeCount}` +
-      `  recentFeeCountWithoutZeroes=${recentFeeCountWithoutZeroes}` +
-      `  recentFeeSum=${recentFeeSum}` +
-      `  recentFeeMin=${recentFeeMin}` +
-      `  recentFeeMax=${recentFeeMax}` +
-      `  recentFeeMean=${recentFeeMean}` +
-      `  recentFeeMedian=${recentFeeMedian}` +
-      `  recentFeeMinAvg=${recentFeeMinAvg}`,
+      {
+        recentFeeStats: {
+          count: recentFeeCount,
+          countWithoutZeroes: recentFeeCountWithoutZeroes,
+          sum: recentFeeSum,
+          min: recentFeeMin,
+          max: recentFeeMax,
+          mean: recentFeeMean,
+          median: recentFeeMedian,
+          minAvg: recentFeeMinAvg
+        }
+      }
   );

Also applies to: 893-904


Line range hint 473-484: Consistency: Standardize error logging patterns

The code mixes console.warn and logger.info for error logging. Consider:

  1. Replacing all console.warn with appropriate logger levels
  2. Using structured error logging for better error tracking
-  console.warn(
-    `Changelly "getFixRateForAmount" returned JSONRPC error response,` +
-      ` returning no quotes` +
-      `  fromToken=${options.fromToken.symbol} (${params.from})` +
-      `  toToken=${options.toToken.symbol} (${params.to})` +
-      `  took=${(Date.now() - startedAt).toLocaleString()}ms` +
-      `  code=${String(response.error.code)}` +
-      `  message=${String(response.error.message)}`,
-  );
+  logger.error('Changelly quote request failed', {
+    error: {
+      code: response.error.code,
+      message: response.error.message
+    },
+    context: {
+      fromToken: `${options.fromToken.symbol} (${params.from})`,
+      toToken: `${options.toToken.symbol} (${params.to})`,
+      duration: Date.now() - startedAt
+    }
+  });

Also applies to: 1015-1021

packages/swap/src/providers/rango/index.ts (2)

581-582: Consider structuring log messages for better parsing

While the logging provides good visibility into the swap process, consider structuring the log messages in a more machine-parseable format:

-logger.info(
-  `getRangoSwap: Getting swap` +
-    `  fromNetwork=${this.network}` +
-    `  toNetwork=${options.toToken.networkInfo.name}` +
-    `  fromToken=${options.fromToken.symbol}` +
-    `  toToken=${options.toToken.symbol}` +
-    `  fromAddress=${options.fromAddress}` +
-    `  toAddress=${options.toAddress}`,
-);
+logger.info('getRangoSwap: Getting swap', {
+  fromNetwork: this.network,
+  toNetwork: options.toToken.networkInfo.name,
+  fromToken: options.fromToken.symbol,
+  toToken: options.toToken.symbol,
+  fromAddress: options.fromAddress,
+  toAddress: options.toAddress
+});

This structured format:

  • Makes logs easier to parse and analyze
  • Enables better log aggregation and searching
  • Follows common logging best practices

Also applies to: 599-600, 612-613, 626-627, 643-644, 657-658, 680-681, 718-719, 731-731, 740-740, 745-745, 761-762


831-832: Consider making log messages more concise

While the Solana transaction logging is comprehensive, some messages could be more concise:

-logger.info(
-  `getRangoSwap: Deserializing Solana legacy unsigned transaction`,
-);
+logger.info('Deserializing Solana legacy tx');

-logger.info(
-  `checkExpectedSolanaLegacyTransactionStatus: Retrying Rango Solana unsigned legacy transaction simulation` +
-    ` with updated block hash ${latestBlockHash.blockhash}...`,
-);
+logger.info('Retrying Solana legacy tx simulation', {
+  blockHash: latestBlockHash.blockhash
+});

This would:

  • Reduce log verbosity while maintaining important information
  • Make logs easier to read and analyze
  • Reduce log storage requirements

Also applies to: 841-842, 854-855, 861-861, 895-895, 939-940, 950-951, 963-964, 970-971, 1011-1011, 1571-1572, 1626-1627

packages/utils/src/debug-logger.ts (4)

3-19: Use template literals for improved readability

The ymdhms function uses string concatenation with the + operator, which can be difficult to read and maintain. Utilizing template literals can enhance readability and make the format string clearer.

Apply this diff to refactor the function using template literals:

 function ymdhms(timestamp: Date) {
-  return (
-    timestamp.getFullYear().toString().padStart(4, "0") +
-    ":" +
-    (timestamp.getMonth() + 1).toString().padStart(2, "0") +
-    ":" +
-    timestamp.getDate().toString().padStart(2, "0") +
-    " " +
-    timestamp.getHours().toString().padStart(2, "0") +
-    ":" +
-    timestamp.getMinutes().toString().padStart(2, "0") +
-    ":" +
-    timestamp.getSeconds().toString().padStart(2, "0") +
-    "." +
-    timestamp.getMilliseconds().toString().padStart(3, "0")
-  );
+  return `${timestamp.getFullYear().toString().padStart(4, '0')}:` +
+         `${(timestamp.getMonth() + 1).toString().padStart(2, '0')}:` +
+         `${timestamp.getDate().toString().padStart(2, '0')} ` +
+         `${timestamp.getHours().toString().padStart(2, '0')}:` +
+         `${timestamp.getMinutes().toString().padStart(2, '0')}:` +
+         `${timestamp.getSeconds().toString().padStart(2, '0')}.` +
+         `${timestamp.getMilliseconds().toString().padStart(3, '0')}`;
 }

189-191: Remove redundant reassignment of _cache

In the clear() method of DebugLogEnabler, reassigning this._cache to a new Map after clearing it is unnecessary because clear() already empties the map.

Apply this diff to simplify the clear() method:

 clear() {
   this._cache.clear();
-  this._cache = new Map();
   this._config = defaultParsedConfig;
 }

313-365: Ensure ANSI color codes are compatible across environments

The _formatHeader method applies ANSI color codes for log messages, which may not display correctly in all environments, such as web browsers or certain consoles. This could result in unreadable log outputs.

Consider adding a check to enable or disable color based on the environment or provide an option to disable coloring entirely.


377-387: Use appropriate console methods for logging levels

The info method currently uses console.debug(). To improve log level clarity and take advantage of console formatting, consider using console.info() for informational messages.

Apply this diff to update the info method:

 info(...args: any[]): void {
   const level = this.level();
   if (level < LogLevel.INFO) return;
-  console.debug(this._formatHeader(LogLevel.INFO), ...args);
+  console.info(this._formatHeader(LogLevel.INFO), ...args);
 }
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packages/utils/src/index.ts (2)

44-44: LGTM: Export addition is properly placed

The DebugLogger is correctly added to the exports, maintaining the alphabetical ordering of the exported items.


13-13: Verify the debug-logger module exists

The import looks correct, but let's verify the existence and location of the debug-logger module.

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Import statement for DebugLogger is correctly implemented

The verification confirms:

  • The debug-logger.ts module exists at the expected location: packages/utils/src/debug-logger.ts
  • The module properly exports the DebugLogger class with a complete implementation including logging methods (trace, debug, info, warn, error)
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packages/swap/src/providers/jupiter/index.ts (3)

Line range hint 345-407: LGTM! Well-structured logging implementation.

The logging implementation provides comprehensive debugging information including:

  • ATA existence status
  • Associated pubkeys
  • Rent fees calculations

509-513: Same structured logging suggestion applies here.


777-778: Same structured logging suggestions apply to these functions.

Also applies to: 807-808, 921-922, 951-952, 1005-1006

packages/swap/src/providers/changelly/index.ts (1)

3-3: LGTM: Logger initialization is well-structured

The logger initialization follows best practices with a descriptive namespace "swap:changelly" that clearly identifies the source of logs.

Also applies to: 71-71

packages/swap/src/providers/rango/index.ts (2)

66-68: LGTM: Logger initialization follows best practices

The logger is properly initialized with a clear namespace "swap:rango" that helps identify the source of log messages.


312-312: LGTM: Comprehensive initialization logging

The logging in the init method provides good visibility into:

  • Start of initialization with token count
  • Rango meta information including token and blockchain counts
  • Network support status
  • Completion of initialization

Also applies to: 376-377, 385-387, 394-394, 414-414

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packages/extension/src/ui/action/main.ts (1)

8-8: Consider a more structured debug configuration approach.

The current approach of using a global variable for debug configuration could be improved:

  1. It makes testing more difficult as the global state needs to be managed
  2. It's harder to track where and how the debug configuration is being used
  3. Global variables can lead to unexpected behavior

Consider these alternatives:

  1. Use Vue's provide/inject system:
// Create a debug configuration service
const debugConfig = {
  enabled: import.meta.env.VITE_DEBUG_LOG === 'true'
};
app.provide('debugConfig', debugConfig);
  1. Use a proper configuration management system:
// config.ts
export const config = {
  debug: {
    enabled: import.meta.env.VITE_DEBUG_LOG === 'true',
    level: import.meta.env.VITE_DEBUG_LEVEL || 'info'
  }
};
packages/extension/src/ui/provider-pages/main.ts (1)

9-9: Consider using a dedicated configuration service

Using global variables for configuration management is generally discouraged. Consider implementing a dedicated configuration service:

  1. Create a ConfigService to manage all configuration including debug settings
  2. Use Vue's provide/inject system or state management (Vuex/Pinia) to make the configuration available throughout the application
  3. This would provide better type safety, testability, and maintainability

Example approach:

// config.service.ts
export class ConfigService {
  private readonly debugConfig: string | undefined;

  constructor() {
    this.debugConfig = import.meta.env.MODE === 'development' 
      ? import.meta.env.VITE_DEBUG_LOG 
      : undefined;
  }

  getDebugConfig() {
    return this.debugConfig;
  }
}

// main.ts
const configService = new ConfigService();
app.provide('config', configService);
packages/extension/configs/vitest.config.mts (1)

16-16: Consider adding type safety and default value.

To improve robustness, consider:

  1. Adding a default value for when process.env.DEBUG_LOG is undefined
  2. Ensuring type safety by explicitly converting the value to boolean
-    __ENKRYPT_DEBUG_LOG__: process.env.DEBUG_LOG,
+    __ENKRYPT_DEBUG_LOG__: process.env.DEBUG_LOG === 'true' || false,
packages/swap/src/providers/jupiter/index.ts (3)

Line range hint 344-371: Consider adding structured logging for better observability.

While the logging is informative, consider structuring the log data for better parsing and monitoring:

-      logger.info(
-        `querySwapInfo: Referrer ATA already exists. No need to record additional rent fees.` +
-          ` ATA pubkey: ${referrerATAPubkey.toBase58()},` +
-          ` Source mint: ${srcMint.toBase58()}`
-      );
+      logger.info("querySwapInfo: Referrer ATA status", {
+        status: "exists",
+        ataPubkey: referrerATAPubkey.toBase58(),
+        sourceMint: srcMint.toBase58()
+      });

Line range hint 382-406: Enhance error handling for ATA existence check.

The code checks for ATA existence but doesn't handle potential network errors during the check. Consider adding error handling:

-    const dstATAExists = await solAccountExists(this.conn, dstATAPubkey);
+    let dstATAExists: boolean;
+    try {
+      dstATAExists = await solAccountExists(this.conn, dstATAPubkey);
+    } catch (error) {
+      logger.info("querySwapInfo: Error checking destination ATA existence", { error });
+      throw new Error("Failed to verify destination token account existence");
+    }

602-602: Consider consolidating retry logging pattern.

The retry logging pattern is duplicated across multiple functions. Consider extracting it into a reusable utility:

function logRetry(operation: string, url: string, backoffMs: number) {
  logger.info(`${operation}: Retrying ${url} after ${backoffMs}ms...`);
}

// Usage:
logRetry("getJupiterQuote", url, backoff[backoffi]);

Also applies to: 776-777, 806-807, 920-921, 950-951, 1004-1005

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packages/extension/src/ui/action/main.ts (1)

8-8: Verify debug configuration usage across the codebase.

Let's ensure the debug configuration is consistently implemented across all entry points and properly documented.

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Debug configuration is consistently implemented and well documented

The verification shows that:

  • Debug configuration is consistently set across all UI entry points: action, onboard, and provider-pages
  • The environment variable is properly documented in .env.example with usage examples
  • The implementation is centralized in packages/utils/src/debug-logger.ts with comprehensive documentation of all supported configuration formats
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9-9: Verify debug configuration usage across the codebase

Let's verify how this debug configuration is being used across the codebase to ensure consistent implementation.

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Debug configuration is consistently implemented across the codebase

The debug configuration is properly implemented:

  • The __ENKRYPT_DEBUG_LOG_CONF__ is set from VITE_DEBUG_LOG consistently in all UI entry points (action, onboard, and provider-pages)
  • A well-documented debug logger implementation exists in packages/utils/src/debug-logger.ts
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  • The debug logger is properly exported from utils and imported where needed
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packages/extension/src/ui/onboard/main.ts (1)

9-9: Consider a more maintainable approach for debug configuration.

While the implementation works, using a global variable for debug configuration has several drawbacks:

  1. Global scope pollution
  2. Lack of type safety
  3. Potential maintenance issues with configuration scattered across multiple files

Consider these improvements:

  1. Create a centralized configuration module:
// config/debug.ts
export const debugConfig = {
  enabled: import.meta.env.VITE_DEBUG_LOG,
  // Add other debug-related configuration here
};
  1. Add type definitions:
// types/global.d.ts
declare global {
  var __ENKRYPT_DEBUG_LOG_CONF__: boolean;
}

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packages/extension/configs/vitest.config.mts (1)

16-16: Verify environment variable setup in CI/CD.

The debug logging configuration looks good, but ensure that DEBUG_LOG is properly configured in your CI/CD environments for consistent test behavior.

Let's verify the environment variable setup:

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Environment variable setup is properly configured

The debug logging setup is well-implemented with:

  • Default configuration in .env file
  • Proper usage in debug-logger.ts with comprehensive configuration options
  • Consistent usage across UI entry points using VITE_DEBUG_LOG
  • Clear documentation of all supported debug log patterns
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packages/swap/src/providers/jupiter/index.ts (4)

55-57: LGTM: Logger initialization is properly configured.

The DebugLogger is imported and initialized with an appropriate namespace "swap:jupiter" which helps in identifying the source of logs.


Line range hint 442-462: LGTM: Quote logging is comprehensive.

The logging in getQuote provides good visibility into the quote amounts for both input and output tokens.


508-512: LGTM: Swap logging matches quote logging pattern.

The logging in getSwap follows the same pattern as getQuote, maintaining consistency.


1004-1005: ⚠️ Potential issue

Fix inconsistent error logging pattern.

The error logging in getJupiterSwap uses a different pattern compared to other functions (console.warn vs logger.info):

-      console.warn(
-        `[getJupiterQuote] Failed to get Jupiter quote on attempt ${
-          backoffi + 1
-        }/${backoff.length}: ${String(err)}`,
-      );
+      logger.info(
+        `getJupiterQuote: Failed to get Jupiter quote on attempt ${
+          backoffi + 1
+        }/${backoff.length}: ${String(err)}`,
+      );

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packages/extension/src/types/env.d.ts (1)

1-3: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comments.

The type declaration for VITE_DEBUG_LOG is correctly defined as an optional string property.

Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the expected format and patterns for the debug log configuration:

 interface ImportMetaEnv {
+  /**
+   * Debug log configuration pattern
+   * @example "swap:*" - Enable all swap-related debug logs
+   * @example "swap:jupiter,swap:changelly" - Enable specific swap provider logs
+   */
   VITE_DEBUG_LOG?: string
 }
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packages/extension/src/types/env.d.ts (1)

1-3: Verify environment variable usage.

Let's ensure the environment variable is consistently used across the codebase and properly initialized in configuration files.

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Environment variable usage is properly configured and consistently used.

The environment variable VITE_DEBUG_LOG is:

  • Correctly typed in env.d.ts
  • Properly initialized in UI entry points (action, onboard, provider-pages)
  • Well documented with various usage patterns in debug-logger.ts
  • Consistently used across the codebase through __ENKRYPT_DEBUG_LOG_CONF__
  • Actively utilized by debug loggers in swap providers (jupiter, changelly, rango)
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packages/extension/src/types/window.d.ts (3)

3-3: LGTM! The naming convention follows best practices.

The property name __ENKRYPT_DEBUG_LOG_CONF__ follows the common convention for global configuration variables, and the type definition correctly allows for both undefined and string values.


10-11: LGTM! The empty export is necessary.

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6-8: Verify the global variable usage across the codebase.

The global declaration looks good. Let's verify its usage to ensure consistent typing across the codebase.

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Global variable __ENKRYPT_DEBUG_LOG_CONF__ is consistently typed and used across the codebase

The variable is correctly used throughout the codebase:

  • Type declarations match the usage: undefined | string
  • All assignments are from environment variables (import.meta.env.VITE_DEBUG_LOG)
  • Type checks are properly implemented (e.g., typeof confString === "string")
  • No conflicting type assertions were found
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LGTM 👍🏽

@kvhnuke kvhnuke changed the base branch from develop to prep/release December 4, 2024 18:51
@kvhnuke kvhnuke merged commit b0b77c0 into prep/release Dec 4, 2024
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