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• Refactor
  • Reduced the amount of raw data included in sector event notifications by removing raw sector bitfield details from event payloads. Event JSONs now focus on higher-level sector information, making event data more concise and relevant for users.

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The update modifies three parsing functions in the sector event handling logic to exclude the raw sector bitfield data (KeySectors) from the JSON event payloads. Instead, only higher-level sector information or relevant fields are retained in the marshaled event data, reducing the amount of data included in the event JSON.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
tools/miner/sector.go	Removed inclusion of raw sector bitfield (KeySectors) from JSON event payloads in three parsing functions; now only higher-level sector information or other relevant fields are included.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant EventSource
    participant ParserFunction
    participant JSONPayload

    EventSource->>ParserFunction: Trigger sector event
    ParserFunction->>ParserFunction: Process and extract relevant sector info
    ParserFunction->>JSONPayload: Marshal event (excluding raw bitfield)
    JSONPayload-->>EventSource: Return payload with high-level info only

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tools/miner/sector.go (1)

216-218: Confirm consistency of Data payloads in sector parsing functions

I’ve verified how each function handles the removal of raw bitfield data and the construction of the JSON payload:

• parseSectorTerminationFaultAndRecoveries (tools/miner/sector.go lines 190–216)
  • Deletes KeySectors and marshals the remaining event map (e.g. Deadline, Partition)
  • Does not include any sector numbers in the JSON—relying on the SectorNumber field in the MinerSectorEvent struct

• parseSectorExpiryExtensions (tools/miner/sector.go lines 230–246)
  • Extracts and removes KeySectors bitfield, then marshals only { KeyNewExpiration: … }
  • Does not include sector numbers in the JSON payload—again using the struct’s SectorNumber

• parseProveCommitAggregate (tools/miner/sector.go lines 322–340)
  • Reads KeySectorNumbers, converts to []uint64, and marshals { KeySectorNumbers: […] }
  • Includes the full list of sector numbers in the JSON, in addition to setting each event’s SectorNumber

Please verify that these divergent payload shapes align with downstream consumers:

• If termination/expiry events should also carry a KeySectorNumbers field in the JSON, consider adding it.
• Otherwise, this variance appears intentional given each event’s semantics.

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