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  • Enhanced error metrics now include additional labels to indicate the success status of main and subcall transactions, providing more detailed context for parsing errors.

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Walkthrough

The changes add two new labels, subcallSuccess and mainSuccess, to metric definitions and update their usage in the parser modules. Metric update methods are modified to accept these new parameters, and corresponding calls in parser logic now provide the success status of subcall and main transactions.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
parser/metrics/metrics.go	Added subcallSuccess and mainSuccess labels to metrics; updated metric update method signatures and implementations to accept and use these new parameters.
parser/v1/parser.go, parser/v2/parser.go	Updated calls to metric update methods to pass subcall and main transaction success status as additional arguments.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Parser
    participant MetricsClient

    Parser->>MetricsClient: UpdateMethodNameErrorMetric(actorName, code, subcallSuccess, mainSuccess)
    Parser->>MetricsClient: UpdateMetadataErrorMetric(actor, txType, subcallSuccess, mainSuccess)
    MetricsClient->>Metrics: Increment metric with new labels (subcallSuccess, mainSuccess)

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• parser/metrics/metrics.go (5 hunks)
• parser/v1/parser.go (2 hunks)
• parser/v2/parser.go (2 hunks)

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parser/metrics/metrics.go (2)

metrics/client.go (1)

• Metric (17-22)

parser/metrics/client.go (1)

• ParserMetricsClient (20-23)

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🔇 Additional comments (9)

parser/metrics/metrics.go (5)

5-5: LGTM: Import addition for boolean conversion.

The strconv import is correctly added to support the new boolean to string conversion functionality.

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44-45: LGTM: Well-named label constants.

The new label constants follow the existing naming convention and clearly indicate their purpose for tracking subcall and main transaction success status.

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68-68: LGTM: Consistent metric label updates.

Both affected metrics (parseMetadata and parseMethodName) are updated consistently with the new success status labels.

Also applies to: 75-75

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178-192: LGTM: Proper implementation of enhanced metric method.

The method signature update and boolean conversion logic are implemented correctly. The use of strconv.FormatBool ensures consistent string representation of the boolean values.

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194-199: LGTM: Consistent implementation pattern.

The UpdateMethodNameErrorMetric method follows the same correct pattern as UpdateMetadataErrorMetric, ensuring consistency across the codebase.

parser/v1/parser.go (2)

286-286: LGTM: Correct success status parameters.

The method call correctly passes !subcallFailedTx and !mainFailedTx as success indicators, which properly represents the success status of both transaction types.

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304-304: LGTM: Consistent parameter passing.

The UpdateMetadataErrorMetric call follows the same correct pattern as the method name error metric, ensuring consistent success status tracking across both metrics.

parser/v2/parser.go (2)

350-350: LGTM: Consistent implementation across parser versions.

The parameter passing matches the v1 parser implementation, ensuring consistent metric behavior across different parser versions.

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369-369: LGTM: Proper success status tracking.

The UpdateMetadataErrorMetric call correctly implements the same pattern as v1, maintaining consistency and proper success status tracking.

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