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fix: 适应区块新方案 #25

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    • Updated block build processing logic to use a more direct database update mechanism
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    • Simplified block build method with streamlined history tracking

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The changes in the BlockController class within the app/controller/material-center/block.ts file primarily focus on refactoring the build method's implementation. The modifications introduce a new approach to handling block builds, shifting from a task-based process to a more direct database update mechanism. The changes involve restructuring how block history is captured and updated, with a new historyParam object that consolidates block-related metadata.

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File Change Summary
app/controller/material-center/block.ts - Consolidated import statements
- Reformatted method signatures and destructured variables
- Substantially modified build method logic
- Introduced historyParam for capturing block build metadata
- Removed needToSave parameter
- Updated block history and asset tracking approach

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    Client->>BlockController: Request block build
    BlockController->>BlockController: Prepare historyParam
    BlockController->>Database: Update block history
    BlockController->>Database: Update block assets
    Database-->>BlockController: Return updated block
    BlockController-->>Client: Send block build response
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Actionable comments posted: 2

🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
app/controller/material-center/block.ts (1)

Line range hint 245-249: Add validation for 'label' and 'framework' in 'ensureBlockId' method

In the ensureBlockId method, if id is not provided, the code relies on label and framework from blockData to find or create a block. If label or framework is undefined, it may cause errors during database operations.

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+ if (!label || !framework) {
+   throwApiError('Missing required block data', Number(E_ErrorCode.BadRequest), E_MaterialErrorCode.CM204);
+ }
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  • app/controller/material-center/block.ts (9 hunks)

Comment on lines 233 to 240
const { data: oldBlock } = await materialCenter.block.findById(block.id);
block.last_build_info = build_info;
block.assets = assets;
const blockResult = await materialCenter.block.update({
...block,
histories: [...oldBlock.histories.map(({ id }) => id), history.data.id]
});
this.ctx.body = blockResult;
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⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure 'oldBlock.histories' is defined before mapping

In line 238, the code assumes that oldBlock.histories is defined when mapping to extract ids. If oldBlock.histories is undefined, this will cause a runtime error.

Apply this diff to handle undefined histories:

- histories: [...oldBlock.histories.map(({ id }) => id), history.data.id]
+ const existingHistories = oldBlock.histories ? oldBlock.histories.map(({ id }) => id) : [];
+ histories: [...existingHistories, history.data.id]
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const { data: oldBlock } = await materialCenter.block.findById(block.id);
block.last_build_info = build_info;
block.assets = assets;
const blockResult = await materialCenter.block.update({
...block,
histories: [...oldBlock.histories.map(({ id }) => id), history.data.id]
});
this.ctx.body = blockResult;
const { data: oldBlock } = await materialCenter.block.findById(block.id);
block.last_build_info = build_info;
block.assets = assets;
const blockResult = await materialCenter.block.update({
...block,
const existingHistories = oldBlock.histories ? oldBlock.histories.map(({ id }) => id) : [];
histories: [...existingHistories, history.data.id]
});
this.ctx.body = blockResult;

Comment on lines +183 to 185
const { deploy_info: message, block, version } = this.ctx.request.body;
const { materialCenter } = this.ctx.service;
const { content } = block;
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⚠️ Potential issue

Add validation for 'block' and 'version' in the 'build' method

The block and version parameters are destructured from this.ctx.request.body without validation. If either block or version is undefined, it could lead to runtime errors when accessing their properties.

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+ this.ctx.validate({
+   block: 'object',
+   version: 'string',
+ }, this.ctx.request.body);
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const { deploy_info: message, block, version } = this.ctx.request.body;
const { materialCenter } = this.ctx.service;
const { content } = block;
this.ctx.validate({
block: 'object',
version: 'string',
}, this.ctx.request.body);
const { deploy_info: message, block, version } = this.ctx.request.body;
const { materialCenter } = this.ctx.service;
const { content } = block;

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  • app/controller/material-center/block.ts (9 hunks)
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app/controller/material-center/block.ts (6)

13-15: LGTM! Import statements are well organized.

The consolidation of related imports improves code organization.


32-32: LGTM! Clean destructuring of query parameters.

The simplified destructuring maintains functionality while improving readability.


54-56: LGTM! Validation object formatting is clean.

The reformatted validation object improves readability while maintaining the same validation logic.


205-206: ⚠️ Potential issue

Document the breaking change in build behavior.

The change from executing builds to direct database updates is a significant breaking change that needs to be documented. This could affect downstream systems expecting the build process to occur.

Please add documentation explaining:

  1. Why the build execution was removed
  2. Impact on dependent systems
  3. Migration guide for affected users

222-223: Clarify the empty screenshot handling.

The code sets block.screenshot = '' earlier but still includes it in historyParam. This seems inconsistent.


208-216: Verify the hardcoded build results.

The code sets build_info.result to true and assets to empty arrays without any actual build process or validation.

Comment on lines +233 to +240
const { data: oldBlock } = await materialCenter.block.findById(block.id);
block.last_build_info = build_info;
block.assets = assets;
block.current_history = history.data.id;
const blockResult = await materialCenter.block.update({
...block,
histories: [...oldBlock.histories.map(({ id }) => id), history.data.id]
});
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⚠️ Potential issue

Add null checks and error handling for database operations.

The code assumes several operations will succeed without proper error handling:

  1. Accessing oldBlock.histories without null check (previously flagged issue)
  2. No error handling for blockHistory.create
  3. No error handling for block.update

Apply this diff to add proper error handling:

-    const history = await materialCenter.blockHistory.create(historyParam);
-    // 更新区块
-    const { data: oldBlock } = await materialCenter.block.findById(block.id);
-    block.last_build_info = build_info;
-    block.assets = assets;
-    block.current_history = history.data.id;
-    const blockResult = await materialCenter.block.update({
-      ...block,
-      histories: [...oldBlock.histories.map(({ id }) => id), history.data.id]
-    });
+    try {
+      const history = await materialCenter.blockHistory.create(historyParam);
+      if (!history?.data?.id) {
+        throwApiError('Failed to create block history', Number(E_ErrorCode.BadRequest));
+      }
+      
+      // 更新区块
+      const { data: oldBlock } = await materialCenter.block.findById(block.id);
+      if (!oldBlock) {
+        throwApiError('Block not found', Number(E_ErrorCode.BadRequest));
+      }
+      
+      block.last_build_info = build_info;
+      block.assets = assets;
+      block.current_history = history.data.id;
+      
+      const existingHistories = oldBlock.histories?.map(({ id }) => id) ?? [];
+      const blockResult = await materialCenter.block.update({
+        ...block,
+        histories: [...existingHistories, history.data.id]
+      });
+      
+      if (!blockResult?.data) {
+        throwApiError('Failed to update block', Number(E_ErrorCode.BadRequest));
+      }
+      
+      return blockResult;
+    } catch (error) {
+      throwApiError(
+        `Failed to process block: ${error.message}`,
+        Number(E_ErrorCode.BadRequest)
+      );
+    }
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const { data: oldBlock } = await materialCenter.block.findById(block.id);
block.last_build_info = build_info;
block.assets = assets;
block.current_history = history.data.id;
const blockResult = await materialCenter.block.update({
...block,
histories: [...oldBlock.histories.map(({ id }) => id), history.data.id]
});
try {
const history = await materialCenter.blockHistory.create(historyParam);
if (!history?.data?.id) {
throwApiError('Failed to create block history', Number(E_ErrorCode.BadRequest));
}
// 更新区块
const { data: oldBlock } = await materialCenter.block.findById(block.id);
if (!oldBlock) {
throwApiError('Block not found', Number(E_ErrorCode.BadRequest));
}
block.last_build_info = build_info;
block.assets = assets;
block.current_history = history.data.id;
const existingHistories = oldBlock.histories?.map(({ id }) => id) ?? [];
const blockResult = await materialCenter.block.update({
...block,
histories: [...existingHistories, history.data.id]
});
if (!blockResult?.data) {
throwApiError('Failed to update block', Number(E_ErrorCode.BadRequest));
}
return blockResult;
} catch (error) {
throwApiError(
`Failed to process block: ${error.message}`,
Number(E_ErrorCode.BadRequest)
);
}

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