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bot: debug handleInteractionResponseEdit #236
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request primarily involve the addition of console log statements across several files to enhance debugging capabilities. In Changes
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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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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
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console.log(interaction.token) | ||
console.log(interaction.applicationId) |
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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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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
console.log(interaction.token) | |
console.log(interaction.applicationId) |
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:
- Use the configured logger with appropriate log levels
- Structure the debug information into a single log entry
- 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:
- They expose potentially sensitive information (tokens, IDs)
- They don't follow the established logging patterns
- 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:
- Using debug flags to conditionally enable logging
- Removing debug statements before merging to production
- 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 logsbot/src/rabbitmq/events/interactionResponseEdit.ts
: 9 debug logsbot/src/queue/workers/index.ts
: 1 error logbot/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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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:
- Use the existing logger with appropriate log levels (debug/trace)
- Add descriptive messages to logs
- Structure the logged data
- 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'
)
}
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
🔗 Analysis chain
Verify logging configuration
Since this PR focuses on debugging, ensure proper log levels are configured in your deployment environments.
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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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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') |
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