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WalkthroughThis PR adds comprehensive runtime logging throughout the batch signing client service, capturing execution requests, client initialization, account info retrieval, sequence management, cache operations, and transaction broadcast stages. No public API changes or method signature modifications. Changes
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apps/api/src/billing/lib/batch-signing-client/batch-signing-client.service.ts (11)
78-83: LGTM!The execution request logging captures essential operational data without exposing sensitive information.
98-98: LGTM!Chain ID logging aids in debugging multi-chain scenarios.
180-187: Good sequence tracking for debugging.Capturing both old and new sequence values will help diagnose account sequence mismatch errors.
192-196: LGTM!Cache clearing events are valuable for debugging sequence-related issues.
234-241: LGTM!Comprehensive batch metadata improves observability of the signing pipeline.
250-257: LGTM!Per-transaction signing logs will help diagnose signing failures within batches.
267-272: LGTM!Error context with transaction index and sequence will aid in debugging batch signing failures.
289-296: LGTM!Extracting the hash to a local variable improves readability while adding useful broadcast logging.
300-305: LGTM!Distinguishing final vs. sync broadcasts improves traceability of the two-phase broadcast strategy.
330-334: LGTM!Batch completion logging with transaction hashes provides excellent audit trail for the signing pipeline.
159-165: Verify compliance requirements for logging blockchain addresses—this concern is valid.Blockchain addresses are treated as personal data under GDPR when reasonably linkable to individuals, and CCPA expressly covers online identifiers capable of being associated with consumers. Current guidance warns that hashing or encryption alone is not a safe harbor if the original can be reconstructed or linked.
Your logging statements at lines 161, 184, 194, 237, and 253 all expose plaintext addresses. Verify with your compliance team:
- Whether you have documented legal basis for logging these addresses
- Whether pseudonymization (salted hash/HMAC) is required for this service's data classification
- What retention period is appropriate for address logs
- Whether encryption at rest and role-based access controls should be applied
Best practices recommend treating addresses as regulated personal data, minimizing collection, and using privacy-enhancing techniques when feasible.
| const errorMessage = error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error); | ||
| if (errorMessage.toLowerCase().includes("tx already exists in cache")) { | ||
| const txHash = toHex(sha256(txBytes)); | ||
| hashes.push(txHash); | ||
| this.logger.warn({ | ||
| event: "TX_ALREADY_IN_CACHE", | ||
| txIndex, | ||
| hash: txHash | ||
| }); | ||
| } else { | ||
| this.logger.error({ | ||
| event: "TX_BROADCAST_ERROR", | ||
| txIndex, | ||
| error: errorMessage | ||
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Improved error handling with a minor fragility concern.
The enhanced error handling and logging is well-structured. However, the string-based error detection on line 309 (errorMessage.toLowerCase().includes("tx already exists in cache")) is fragile. If the upstream error message format changes, this logic will break.
While this pattern is common in blockchain integrations where standardized error codes aren't available, consider:
- Documenting the expected error message format
- Adding a fallback or additional checks if possible
- Monitoring for unexpected error formats
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In apps/api/src/billing/lib/batch-signing-client/batch-signing-client.service.ts
around lines 308 to 322, the current logic relies on a fragile exact string
check errorMessage.toLowerCase().includes("tx already exists in cache"); replace
that with a more robust detection: extract the error parsing into a small helper
that checks for multiple known variants via a case-insensitive regex or a list
of normalized substrings, also attempt to detect structured error fields (e.g.,
error.code, error.reason, error.type) before falling back to string matching,
and add a clear fallback path that treats unknown formats as generic broadcast
errors; update the log to include the raw error object when falling back and add
a short comment documenting the expected upstream message patterns so future
changes are easier to maintain.
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