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Connect fee entities with their relevant sources (send packet and open channel) #18

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  • New Features

    • Introduced new database migration files to enhance schema for send_packet, send_packet_fee_deposited, and open_channel_fee_deposited tables.
    • Added functionalities to handle and update missing send packet and open channel fees.
    • Enhanced GraphQL schema with new relationships and indexing for improved performance.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved foreign key constraints and indexing in the database schemas to ensure data integrity.
  • Documentation

    • Updated GraphQL schema to reflect new relationships between entities.

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The changes introduce several enhancements across the codebase, including updates to GitHub Actions for improved image scanning, multiple database migrations to manage schema modifications and relationships, and new functionality in the backfill handler. These changes optimize performance, enhance relationships between database entities, and refine the GraphQL schema, resulting in a more robust and efficient system.

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Files Change Summary
.github/workflows/docker-publish.yml Updated image-ref from ${{ steps.meta.outputs.tags }} to ${{ env.IMAGE_NAME }}:latest, changing how images are identified for scanning.
db/migrations/*.js Introduced multiple migration classes to modify database schemas, including adding/removing columns, constraints, and indexes for improved data integrity and query performance.
schema.graphql Enhanced the GraphQL schema with new relationships and indexing on fields within SendPacket and ChannelOpenInit types.
src/handlers/backfill.ts Added new asynchronous functions to update missing fees, improving overall processing logic.
src/model/generated/*.model.ts Updated models to include new relationships between entities (SendPacket, OpenChannelFeeDeposited, etc.) enhancing data connectivity.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Handler
    participant Database
    participant GraphQL
    Client->>Handler: Request to backfill
    Handler->>Database: Check for missing fees
    Database-->>Handler: Return missing fees
    Handler->>Database: Update send packet fees
    Handler->>Database: Update open channel fees
    Database-->>Handler: Confirm updates
    Handler->>GraphQL: Respond with updated data
    GraphQL-->>Client: Send updated data
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The code hops with joy and pride.
With migrations fresh and bright,
New links in data take their flight.
Let's dance and cheer, oh what a sight!
For every change a new delight!
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 55523ba and 4b3731e.

Files selected for processing (13)
  • .github/workflows/docker-publish.yml (1 hunks)
  • db/migrations/1721920194282-Data.js (1 hunks)
  • db/migrations/1721920657518-Data.js (1 hunks)
  • db/migrations/1721923283239-Data.js (1 hunks)
  • db/migrations/1721924207047-Data.js (1 hunks)
  • db/migrations/1721926496341-Data.js (1 hunks)
  • db/migrations/1721926766448-Data.js (1 hunks)
  • schema.graphql (5 hunks)
  • src/handlers/backfill.ts (3 hunks)
  • src/model/generated/channelOpenInit.model.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/model/generated/openChannelFeeDeposited.model.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/model/generated/sendPacket.model.ts (3 hunks)
  • src/model/generated/sendPacketFeeDeposited.model.ts (3 hunks)
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db/migrations/1721924207047-Data.js (2)

4-6: LGTM!

The up method correctly creates an index on the send_packet table for the sequence column.


8-10: LGTM!

The down method correctly drops the index on the send_packet table for the sequence column.

db/migrations/1721926766448-Data.js (2)

4-8: LGTM!

The up method correctly adds the open_channel_id column, creates an index on it, and adds a foreign key constraint referencing the channel_open_init table.


10-14: LGTM!

The down method correctly drops the open_channel_id column, the index on it, and the foreign key constraint referencing the channel_open_init table.

db/migrations/1721920657518-Data.js (2)

4-8: LGTM!

The up method correctly creates indexes on the send_packet_fee_deposited table for the send_gas_limit, send_gas_price, ack_gas_limit, and ack_gas_price columns.


11-15: LGTM!

The down method correctly drops the indexes on the send_packet_fee_deposited table for the send_gas_limit, send_gas_price, ack_gas_limit, and ack_gas_price columns.

db/migrations/1721920194282-Data.js (2)

4-8: Verify the necessity and correctness of the column addition and constraints.

Ensure that adding the fee_deposited_id column and setting up the unique constraint, unique index, and foreign key constraint are necessary and correctly implemented. Verify that this does not introduce any unintended side effects or performance issues.


11-15: Verify the necessity and correctness of the column removal and constraint drops.

Ensure that removing the fee_deposited_id column and dropping the associated constraints and index are necessary and correctly implemented. Verify that this does not introduce any unintended side effects or data loss.

src/model/generated/openChannelFeeDeposited.model.ts (2)

1-2: Ensure the new relationship is necessary and correctly implemented.

Verify that the ManyToOne association to the ChannelOpenInit entity is necessary and correctly implemented. Ensure that this does not introduce any unintended side effects or performance issues.


51-53: Ensure the new property is necessary and correctly implemented.

Verify that the new property openChannel and its association to the ChannelOpenInit entity are necessary and correctly implemented. Ensure that this does not introduce any unintended side effects or performance issues.

src/model/generated/sendPacketFeeDeposited.model.ts (3)

1-2: Ensure the new relationship is necessary and correctly implemented.

Verify that the ManyToOne association to the SendPacket entity is necessary and correctly implemented. Ensure that this does not introduce any unintended side effects or performance issues.


21-33: Ensure the new indexed properties are necessary and correctly implemented.

Verify that the new indexed properties (sendGasLimit, sendGasPrice, ackGasLimit, ackGasPrice) are necessary and correctly implemented. Ensure that this does not introduce any unintended side effects or performance issues.


56-58: Ensure the new property is necessary and correctly implemented.

Verify that the new property sendPacket and its association to the SendPacket entity are necessary and correctly implemented. Ensure that this does not introduce any unintended side effects or performance issues.

db/migrations/1721926496341-Data.js (2)

4-10: Ensure the operations are performed in the correct order.

The up method appears to correctly drop and recreate the index and foreign key constraints. However, ensure that these operations do not disrupt any existing data integrity.

Verification successful

Ensure the operations are performed in the correct order.

The up method correctly drops and recreates the index and foreign key constraints. The operations are performed in a logical sequence that should maintain data integrity.

  • The index and constraints are dropped before being recreated.
  • The recreated constraints ensure referential integrity between send_packet_fee_deposited and send_packet.
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Length of output: 1191


12-18: Ensure the operations are performed in the correct order.

The down method appears to correctly reverse the operations performed by the up method. However, ensure that these operations do not disrupt any existing data integrity.

Verification successful

Ensure the operations are performed in the correct order.

The down method correctly reverses the operations performed by the up method. The operations are performed in the correct order to ensure data integrity.

  • CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "IDX_9415c52ccc157e1a37c9f3f623" ON "send_packet_fee_deposited" ("send_packet_id")
  • ALTER TABLE "send_packet_fee_deposited" ADD CONSTRAINT "FK_9415c52ccc157e1a37c9f3f6235" FOREIGN KEY ("send_packet_id") REFERENCES "send_packet"("id") ON DELETE NO ACTION ON UPDATE NO ACTION
  • ALTER TABLE "send_packet_fee_deposited" ADD CONSTRAINT "UQ_9415c52ccc157e1a37c9f3f6235" UNIQUE ("send_packet_id")
  • DROP INDEX "public"."IDX_9415c52ccc157e1a37c9f3f623"
  • ALTER TABLE "send_packet_fee_deposited" DROP CONSTRAINT "FK_9415c52ccc157e1a37c9f3f6235"
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Length of output: 1191

.github/workflows/docker-publish.yml (1)

63-63: Verify the new image-ref field.

The new image-ref field references ${{ env.IMAGE_NAME }}:latest. Ensure that the IMAGE_NAME environment variable is correctly set and aligns with the intended image tags.

db/migrations/1721923283239-Data.js (2)

4-13: Ensure the operations are performed in the correct order.

The up method appears to correctly drop constraints and columns from the send_packet table and add a new column and constraints to the send_packet_fee_deposited table. However, ensure that these operations do not disrupt any existing data integrity.


15-24: Ensure the operations are performed in the correct order.

The down method appears to correctly reverse the operations performed by the up method. However, ensure that these operations do not disrupt any existing data integrity.

Verification successful

The down method correctly reverses the operations performed by the up method in the correct order. The constraints and indexes are added after the column is added, and constraints are dropped before the column is dropped.

Scripts executed

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the order of operations in the `down` method.

# Test: Search for the class implementation. Expect: The operations are performed in the correct order.
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Length of output: 1275

src/model/generated/channelOpenInit.model.ts (1)

89-90: Verify the integration of the new property.

The property feesDeposited establishes a one-to-many relationship with the OpenChannelFeeDeposited entity. Ensure that all necessary migrations and updates to the database schema are in place to support this new relationship.

src/model/generated/sendPacket.model.ts (2)

40-40: LGTM!

The @Index_ decorator on the sequence property is correctly integrated and should enhance query performance.


98-99: Verify the integration of the new property.

The property feesDeposited establishes a one-to-many relationship with the SendPacketFeeDeposited entity. Ensure that all necessary migrations and updates to the database schema are in place to support this new relationship.

src/handlers/backfill.ts (3)

21-23: LGTM!

The handler function now includes calls to updateMissingSendPacketFees and updateMissingOpenChannelFeeDeposited, which should enhance the overall functionality of the system.


181-214: Verify the integration of the new function.

The function updateMissingOpenChannelFeeDeposited retrieves unassociated open channel fees, updates their relationships, and persists the changes. Ensure that the function is correctly integrated and handles errors appropriately.

Verification successful

The function updateMissingOpenChannelFeeDeposited is correctly integrated.

The updateMissingOpenChannelFeeDeposited function is invoked within the handler function, which is used in multiple places in the codebase (src/chains/optimism.ts, src/chains/backfill.ts, src/chains/base.ts). This confirms that the function is part of the application's workflow and is correctly integrated.

  • src/handlers/backfill.ts: The handler function calls updateMissingOpenChannelFeeDeposited.
  • src/chains/optimism.ts: The handler function is invoked.
  • src/chains/backfill.ts: The handler function is invoked.
  • src/chains/base.ts: The handler function is invoked.
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Length of output: 181


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Get more context around the call to `updateMissingOpenChannelFeeDeposited`.

# Search for the function call and include surrounding lines for context.
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Length of output: 2173


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the integration of the `handler` function.

# Search for the function call and include surrounding lines for context.
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Length of output: 9952


145-178: Verify the integration of the new function.

The function updateMissingSendPacketFees retrieves unassociated send packet fees, updates their relationships, and persists the changes. Ensure that the function is correctly integrated and handles errors appropriately.

schema.graphql (5)

38-38: Indexing the sequence field in SendPacket.

Adding an @index directive to the sequence field can enhance query performance.


56-56: Enhancing the relationship with @derivedFrom.

The @derivedFrom directive for the feesDeposited field in SendPacket improves the relationship between SendPacket and SendPacketFeeDeposited.


234-234: Enhancing the relationship with @derivedFrom.

The @derivedFrom directive for the feesDeposited field in ChannelOpenInit improves the relationship between ChannelOpenInit and OpenChannelFeeDeposited.


364-364: Indexing the sendPacket field in SendPacketFeeDeposited.

Adding an @index directive to the sendPacket field can enhance query performance.


380-380: Indexing the openChannel field in OpenChannelFeeDeposited.

Adding an @index directive to the openChannel field can enhance query performance.

@Inkvi Inkvi merged commit 97e7727 into main Jul 30, 2024
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