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* feat: check subcall status and continue on verifreg errors * fix: lint * fix: check for maintx and subcall status * fix: use common fn for status check * fix: use common fn for status check * fix: return err on event generation
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Summary of Changes
Hello @ziscky, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request introduces a new common utility function for checking transaction success and refactors error handling across several tools packages. This change centralizes the logic for determining transaction success and improves error propagation by returning errors instead of merely logging them and continuing execution.
Highlights
- Centralized Transaction Status Check: A new utility function IsTxSuccess has been introduced in tools/common/utils.go to provide a consistent way to check if a transaction and its subcall are successful.
- Improved Error Handling: Error handling across datacap, deals, miner, multisig, and verifreg tools has been refactored to return errors immediately upon failure, rather than logging and continuing, which enhances error propagation and robustness.
- Code Simplification: The txStatusOk constant has been removed from individual tool packages, reducing redundancy and simplifying maintenance.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces valuable refactoring and improvements to error handling. Centralizing the transaction success check into common.IsTxSuccess cleans up duplicated code and makes the success condition more robust by including the subcall status. The change from logging errors and continuing to a fail-fast approach of returning errors significantly improves the reliability of the event generation process and fixes several latent bugs where processing would continue with invalid data.
I have one suggestion regarding a potentially missed metric update during the refactoring. Overall, these are excellent changes that enhance code quality and maintainability.
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