fix: remove redundant error in parsing synthetic txs #2962
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rpc/backend/blocks.go (1)
342-344: Approve changes with minor suggestion for improvementThe addition of the debug log statement enhances the observability of the system, particularly when synthetic Ethereum transactions are not found in block messages. This change aligns well with best practices for system monitoring and debugging.
For consistency with Go's standard logging practices and to improve readability, consider using the
Printfstyle formatting instead of concatenation:b.logger.Debug(fmt.Sprintf("synthetic ethereum tx not found in msgs: block %d, index %d", block.Height, i))Alternatively, if your logger supports structured logging, consider using key-value pairs:
b.logger.Debug("synthetic ethereum tx not found in msgs", "block", block.Height, "index", i)This approach would make the log more machine-parseable and consistent with modern logging practices.
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rpc/types/events.go (1)
274-275: Approve the change with a suggestion for debug logging.The modification to return
nilinstead of an error when no transactions are found is appropriate and aligns with the PR objective. This change simplifies the error handling for cases where the absence of transactions is expected.To maintain observability, consider adding a debug log statement:
if len(txs.Txs) == 0 { + log.Debug("No transactions found in block result", "height", height, "txIndex", txIndex) return nil, nil, nil }This debug log will facilitate monitoring without raising unnecessary errors.
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Verified: No issues detected with the recent changes.
The update to return
nilinstead of an error inParseTxBlockResulthas been thoroughly reviewed. The calling functions inrpc/backend/blocks.gocorrectly handle thenilvalues by checking both the error and the returned objects (additionalandres). This ensures that the system behaves as expected without introducing any unintended side effects.No further modifications are necessary at this time.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the impact of the change on calling functions # Search for functions that call ParseTxBlockResult rg --type go "ParseTxBlockResult\(" -A 10 # Look for error handling related to ParseTxBlockResult rg --type go "err\s*:=.*ParseTxBlockResult\(" -A 5Length of output: 1730
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If synthetic tx is not found in the block that should not be an error, it is not expected that every block contains them.
This can be logged in debug mode just in case.
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