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• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error messages for address parsing and logging to provide clearer information to users.
  • Reduced unnecessary processing when handling multi-address fields, resulting in more straightforward and efficient operations.

• Refactor

  • Simplified handling of transaction metadata and address consolidation for improved maintainability and performance.

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Walkthrough

The changes update error logging to use %s and err.Error() instead of %w, make error messages more accurate, and simplify address and multiaddr consolidation logic. In particular, JSON processing and consolidation for multiaddrs in miner info are removed, and address parsing logic is clarified. Minor parsing logic is also updated in sector handling.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Miner Info Error Logging & Multiaddr Handling tools/miner/info.go	Replaces %w with %s and err.Error() in error logs; removes JSON consolidation and parsing for multiaddrs, returning original metadata; updates comments and logic to avoid unnecessary multiaddr processing.
Sector Piece Activation Manifest Parsing tools/miner/sector.go	Changes client ID address extraction from common.GetItem[uint64] to common.GetInteger[uint64] for stricter integer parsing in piece activation manifest consolidation.
Address Parsing Error Message tools/miner/utils.go	Updates error message to "error parsing address" instead of "error parsing id address" for clarity; no logic changes.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant MinerInfo
    participant Logger

    User->>MinerInfo: Call function (e.g., parseChangeMultiaddrs)
    MinerInfo->>Logger: Log error with err.Error() using %s
    MinerInfo-->>User: Return result (with simplified consolidation logic)

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🔇 Additional comments (5)

tools/miner/utils.go (1)

38-38: LGTM! Error message now accurately reflects the function's purpose.

The error message change from "error parsing id address" to "error parsing address" is correct since consolidateAddress handles general addresses from strings, not specifically ID addresses. This improves clarity and distinguishes it from consolidateIDAddress above.

tools/miner/sector.go (1)

406-406: LGTM! More explicit type handling for integer addresses.

The change from common.GetItem[uint64] to common.GetInteger[uint64] is appropriate since we're extracting a client ID address that should be an integer. This makes the code more explicit about the expected data type and improves type safety.

tools/miner/info.go (3)

74-74: LGTM! Consistent error logging format standardization.

The changes from %w to %s with err.Error() standardize the error logging format across all address consolidation functions. While %w is typically preferred for error wrapping, using %s with err.Error() is appropriate for logging statements where error chaining isn't required.

Also applies to: 107-107, 145-145, 156-156, 212-212, 247-247, 274-274, 284-284, 295-295

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183-193: LGTM! Simplified multiaddr handling by removing unnecessary processing.

The simplification of parseChangeMultiaddrs to directly return tx.TxMetadata removes unnecessary JSON unmarshalling and processing steps. This is appropriate since multiaddrs don't require the same address consolidation logic as regular addresses.

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304-306: LGTM! Clear rationale for simplified multiaddr handling.

The comment correctly explains that multiaddrs are base32 encoded binary representations that don't require consolidation. Directly assigning the original multiaddrs slice back to params without processing is the appropriate approach.

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