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bot: debug handleInteractionResponseEdit #236

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced logging for improved debugging of command execution and interaction responses.
    • Maintained existing functionality and error handling structures.
  • Chores

    • Added console log statements to various methods for better visibility into data processing.

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The changes in this pull request primarily involve the addition of console log statements across several files to enhance debugging capabilities. In question.ts, logs are added around the interaction handling process. In interactionResponseEdit.ts, multiple logs are introduced to capture the state of the msg and interaction objects. Lastly, hivemind.adapter.service.ts sees the introduction of new logs in the handleQuestionResponseReceivedEvent method, providing better visibility into the data being processed. The overall structure and functionality of the code remain unchanged.

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File Path Change Summary
bot/src/commands/info/question.ts Added console logs before and after interaction handling, logging the interaction object, token, and application ID.
bot/src/rabbitmq/events/interactionResponseEdit.ts Introduced multiple console logs for debugging, capturing the msg object and its properties, while removing previous logs.
hivemind-adapter/src/hivemind-adapter/hivemind.adapter.service.ts Updated handleQuestionResponseReceivedEvent to include new logging statements, enhancing visibility of processed data.

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Actionable comments posted: 7

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
hivemind-adapter/src/hivemind-adapter/hivemind.adapter.service.ts (1)

32-39: Consider adding cleanup TODO.

Since these logs were added for debugging purposes (as indicated by the PR title "bot: debug handleInteractionResponseEdit"), consider adding a TODO comment to remove them once debugging is complete.

Add before the debug logs:

+            // TODO: Remove debug logs once handleInteractionResponseEdit investigation is complete
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📒 Files selected for processing (3)
  • bot/src/commands/info/question.ts (1 hunks)
  • bot/src/rabbitmq/events/interactionResponseEdit.ts (1 hunks)
  • hivemind-adapter/src/hivemind-adapter/hivemind.adapter.service.ts (1 hunks)

Comment on lines +19 to +20
console.log(interaction.token)
console.log(interaction.applicationId)
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⚠️ Potential issue

Security Risk: Avoid logging sensitive information.

The interaction token is a sensitive credential that should never be logged. Logging such information could lead to security vulnerabilities if logs are exposed.

Remove the token logging:

-console.log(interaction.token)
-console.log(interaction.applicationId)
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console.log(interaction.token)
console.log(interaction.applicationId)

Comment on lines +14 to +22
console.log('***************')
console.log(msg)
console.log('***************')
console.log(msg?.content.data)
console.log(interaction)
console.log('***************')
console.log(interaction.token)
console.log(interaction.applicationId)
console.log('***************')
console.log(msg?.content.interaction)
console.log(data)
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Replace console.log statements with structured logging.

Instead of using console.log statements:

  1. Use the configured logger with appropriate log levels
  2. Structure the debug information into a single log entry
  3. Mask sensitive data
-console.log('***************')
-console.log(msg)
-console.log('***************')
-console.log(interaction)
-console.log('***************')
-console.log(interaction.token)
-console.log(interaction.applicationId)
-console.log('***************')
-console.log(data)
+logger.debug({
+    msg: msg,
+    interaction: {
+        ...interaction,
+        token: '[REDACTED]'
+    },
+    data: data
+}, 'Debug information for interaction response edit');

Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.


💡 Codebase verification

Remove all debug console.log statements across the codebase

The codebase has a proper structured logging system using a logger instance that supports different log levels (info, error, warn, etc.) and structured metadata. The console.log statements are purely for debugging and should be removed since:

  1. They expose potentially sensitive information (tokens, IDs)
  2. They don't follow the established logging patterns
  3. There are commented-out proper logger statements that should be uncommented instead

Files requiring cleanup:

  • hivemind-adapter/src/hivemind-adapter/hivemind.adapter.service.ts
  • bot/src/rabbitmq/events/interactionResponseEdit.ts
  • bot/src/queue/workers/index.ts
  • bot/src/commands/info/question.ts

Recommendation: Uncomment the proper logger statements (e.g., in interactionResponseEdit.ts) and remove all console.log debugging statements.

🔗 Analysis chain

Remove debugging code before deployment.

These debug statements appear to be temporary debugging aids. Consider:

  1. Using debug flags to conditionally enable logging
  2. Removing debug statements before merging to production
  3. Uncommenting the existing structured logging (lines 12 and 24)

Consider implementing a debug mode flag:

const DEBUG_MODE = process.env.DEBUG_MODE === 'true';
// Then wrap debug logs
if (DEBUG_MODE) {
    logger.debug({ /* debug info */ });
}

Remove all debug console.log statements across the codebase

Multiple files contain similar debug console.log statements that should be removed or replaced with proper logging:

  • hivemind-adapter/src/hivemind-adapter/hivemind.adapter.service.ts: 5 debug logs
  • bot/src/rabbitmq/events/interactionResponseEdit.ts: 9 debug logs
  • bot/src/queue/workers/index.ts: 1 error log
  • bot/src/commands/info/question.ts: 7 debug logs

Let's verify if there's a proper logging system in place before removing these statements.

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Comment on lines +18 to +25
console.log('**************')
console.log(interaction)
console.log('**************')
console.log(interaction.token)
console.log('**************')
console.log(interaction.applicationId)
console.log('**************')

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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider using better debugging practices

While debugging, consider these improvements:

  1. Use the existing logger with appropriate log levels (debug/trace)
  2. Add descriptive messages to logs
  3. Structure the logged data
  4. Consider using debug environment variables to control log verbosity

Here's a more robust debugging approach:

// At the top of the file
const DEBUG = process.env.DEBUG_QUESTIONS === 'true'

// In the execute function
if (DEBUG) {
    logger.debug(
        {
            commandName: interaction.commandName,
            options: interaction.options.data,
            channelId: interaction.channelId,
        },
        'Question command debug info'
    )
}

⚠️ Potential issue

⚠️ Security Risk: Remove interaction token logging

The interaction token is a sensitive credential that should never be logged as it can be used to send follow-up messages on behalf of the bot. Additionally, raw object dumps might expose other sensitive data.

Replace the debug logs with structured logging using the existing logger:

-        console.log('**************')
-        console.log(interaction)
-        console.log('**************')
-        console.log(interaction.token)
-        console.log('**************')
-        console.log(interaction.applicationId)
-        console.log('**************')
+        logger.debug(
+            {
+                applicationId: interaction.applicationId,
+                commandName: interaction.commandName,
+                channelId: interaction.channelId,
+            },
+            'Processing question command'
+        )
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console.log('**************')
console.log(interaction)
console.log('**************')
console.log(interaction.token)
console.log('**************')
console.log(interaction.applicationId)
console.log('**************')
logger.debug(
{
applicationId: interaction.applicationId,
commandName: interaction.commandName,
channelId: interaction.channelId,
},
'Processing question command'
)

💡 Codebase verification

Remove console.log statements and use configured logger

The codebase already has a proper logging infrastructure in place:

  • A configured Pino logger with proper log levels (config/logger.ts)
  • Consistent logger usage across most files using parentLogger.child()
  • The file in question already imports and uses the logger correctly: import parentLogger from '../../config/logger'

Please replace the console.log debugging statements with appropriate logger calls:

  • Remove lines 18-25 with console.log statements
  • Use the existing logger instance with proper log level (debug/trace) if debugging is needed
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Verify logging configuration

Since this PR focuses on debugging, ensure proper log levels are configured in your deployment environments.

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Comment on lines +32 to +39

console.log('**************')

console.log(data)
console.log('**************')
console.log({ ...data })
console.log('**************')

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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Replace console.log statements with structured logging.

The added console.log statements are not suitable for a production service that already uses structured logging (PinoLogger). While these might be helpful for temporary debugging, they should be replaced with proper structured logging.

Consider replacing with:

-            console.log('**************')
-            console.log(data)
-            console.log('**************')
-            console.log({ ...data })
-            console.log('**************')
+            this.logger.debug({ 
+                data,
+                spreadData: { ...data }
+            }, 'Debug data for QUESTION_RESPONSE_RECEIVED event')

Benefits of using the logger:

  • Consistent logging format across the service
  • Proper log levels for filtering
  • Structured logging with metadata
  • Better production observability
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Suggested change
console.log('**************')
console.log(data)
console.log('**************')
console.log({ ...data })
console.log('**************')
this.logger.debug({
data,
spreadData: { ...data }
}, 'Debug data for QUESTION_RESPONSE_RECEIVED event')

@Behzad-rabiei Behzad-rabiei merged commit 443c304 into main Nov 10, 2024
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