Query updated for Incidents page filter #1526
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178-178: Yo dawg, this line's looking kinda sus! 🍝This assignment is redundant since
checksQuery.status = falseis already set at the beginning of the if block. We can safely remove this line.case "down": - checksQuery.status = false; break;
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1. Overview
1.1 PR Summary
- Business value and requirements alignment: The PR updates the query for the Incidents page filter, adding a new "down" filter and modifying the "resolve" filter. This change aligns with the business requirement to provide users with more filtering options for incidents.
- Key components modified: The
getTeamChecksfunction inServer/db/mongo/modules/checkModule.js. - Impact assessment: The change affects the core query logic for fetching incidents on the Incidents page, which is a critical user-facing feature. This could impact the data displayed to users and may affect the overall user experience.
- System dependencies and integration impacts: The change modifies the
checksQueryobject, which is used to fetch data from the MongoDB database. This could have implications on database performance and data consistency if not handled correctly.
1.2 Architecture Changes
- System design modifications: N/A
- Component interactions: N/A
- Integration points: N/A
2. Detailed Technical Analysis
2.1 Code Logic Deep-Dive
Core Logic Changes
- Server/db/mongo/modules/checkModule.js - getTeamChecks
- Submitted PR Code:
if (filter !== undefined) {
checksQuery.status = false;
switch (filter) {
case "all":
break;
case "down":
checksQuery.status = false;
case "resolve":
checksQuery.status = true;
default:
logger.warn({
message: "invalid filter",
service: SERVICE_NAME,
method: "getTeamChecks",
});
break;
}
}- Analysis:
- The current logic sets
checksQuery.statustofalsewhen a filter is provided, and then updates it based on the filter type. However, the "down" filter also setschecksQuery.statustofalse, which is redundant and could lead to unexpected behavior if other filters are not handled correctly. - The "resolve" filter sets
checksQuery.statustotrue, which is incorrect as it should filter for resolved incidents, not active ones. It should setchecksQuery.statustofalseand add a condition forchecksQuery.statusCodeto be5000.
- The current logic sets
- LlamaPReview Suggested Improvements:
if (filter !== undefined) {
switch (filter) {
case "all":
break;
case "down":
// No change needed as 'down' filter is correctly handled
break;
case "resolve":
checksQuery.status = false;
checksQuery.statusCode = 5000;
break;
default:
logger.warn({
message: "invalid filter",
service: SERVICE_NAME,
method: "getTeamChecks",
});
break;
}
}- Improvement rationale:
- The updated logic correctly handles all filter types, preventing unexpected behavior and ensuring that the correct incidents are fetched.
- The "resolve" filter now correctly fetches resolved incidents by setting
checksQuery.statustofalseand adding a condition forchecksQuery.statusCodeto be5000. - This improvement ensures that the filter logic is robust and consistent, reducing the risk of system-wide instability and improving the overall user experience.
2.2 Implementation Quality
- N/A
3. Critical Findings
3.1 Potential Issues
- 🔴 Critical Issues
- Incorrect filter logic for "resolve" filter: The current logic fetches active incidents instead of resolved ones. This could lead to incorrect data being displayed to users.
- Redundant filter logic for "down" filter: The current logic sets
checksQuery.statustofalsetwice for the "down" filter, which is redundant and could lead to unexpected behavior if other filters are not handled correctly.
- 🟡 Warnings
- Lack of input validation: The current logic does not validate the
filterinput, which could lead to unexpected behavior if an invalid filter is provided. - Potential performance impact: The change could potentially increase the query load on the database, leading to performance degradation if not optimized properly.
- Lack of input validation: The current logic does not validate the
3.2 Code Quality Concerns
- Lack of error handling: The current logic does not handle errors that may occur during the query execution, which could lead to unexpected behavior and make debugging more difficult.
- Code readability: The current logic could be made more readable by extracting the filter logic into separate functions or using a different data structure to store the filter conditions.
4. Security Assessment
- Authentication/Authorization impacts: N/A
- Data handling concerns: N/A
- Input validation: The current logic does not validate the
filterinput, which could lead to unexpected behavior if an invalid filter is provided. - Security best practices: N/A
- Potential security risks: N/A
- Mitigation strategies: Implement input validation for the
filterparameter to prevent unexpected behavior. - Security testing requirements: Conduct security testing to ensure that the new filter logic does not introduce any security vulnerabilities.
5. Testing Strategy
5.1 Test Coverage
- Unit test analysis: N/A
- Integration test requirements: Conduct integration tests to ensure the new filter works correctly with the rest of the system.
- Edge cases coverage: Test the new filter with various edge cases, such as when no incidents match the filter, or when there are a large number of incidents.
5.2 Test Recommendations
Suggested Test Cases
// Test case for "down" filter
it("should fetch active incidents when 'down' filter is provided", async () => {
const filter = "down";
const result = await getTeamChecks(userMonitors, filter);
expect(result).toEqual(expect.arrayContaining([{ status: false }]));
});
// Test case for "resolve" filter
it("should fetch resolved incidents when 'resolve' filter is provided", async () => {
const filter = "resolve";
const result = await getTeamChecks(userMonitors, filter);
expect(result).toEqual(expect.arrayContaining([{ status: true, statusCode: 5000 }]));
});- Coverage improvements: N/A
- Performance testing needs: Conduct performance testing to ensure the query changes do not degrade database performance.
6. Documentation & Maintenance
- Documentation updates needed: Update the documentation for the
getTeamChecksfunction to reflect the changes made to the filter logic. - Long-term maintenance considerations: Ensure that the filter logic is kept up-to-date with any changes to the incident status codes.
7. Deployment & Operations
- Deployment impact and strategy: The change should be deployed as part of a regular release cycle to minimize disruption to users.
- Key operational considerations: Monitor the system for any unexpected behavior or performance degradation after the change is deployed.
8. Summary & Recommendations
8.1 Key Action Items
- Update filter logic for "resolve" filter: Update the filter logic for the "resolve" filter to correctly fetch resolved incidents.
- Remove redundant filter logic for "down" filter: Remove the redundant filter logic for the "down" filter to prevent unexpected behavior.
- Implement input validation for filter parameter: Implement input validation for the
filterparameter to prevent unexpected behavior if an invalid filter is provided. - Conduct integration testing: Conduct integration testing to ensure the new filter works correctly with the rest of the system.
- Conduct performance testing: Conduct performance testing to ensure the query changes do not degrade database performance.
8.2 Future Considerations
- Expand filter options: Consider expanding the filter options to provide users with more control over the incidents displayed.
- Optimize query performance: Continuously monitor and optimize the query performance to ensure that the system remains responsive and performant.
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Status Update
Overview of Changes Since Last Review
Since the last review, the PR has undergone several modifications, primarily focused on updating the query logic for the Incidents page filter. The key changes include:
-
Modification in
checkModule.js:- The
getTeamChecksfunction has been updated to handle the "down" and "resolve" filters more accurately. - The
statusCodefiltering has been replaced with a directstatusboolean check.
- The
-
Addressed Issues:
- The inconsistency in handling the "resolve" filter has been addressed by switching from
statusCode = 5000tostatus = true. - The redundant setting of
checksQuery.statusfor the "down" filter has been removed.
- The inconsistency in handling the "resolve" filter has been addressed by switching from
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New Modifications:
- The filter logic has been streamlined to ensure that the correct incidents are fetched based on the filter type.
- Input validation for the
filterparameter has been implemented to prevent unexpected behavior.
Summary of Addressed Issues
- Inconsistent Filter Logic: The previous issue of inconsistent filtering logic has been resolved by unifying the approach to use
statusboolean checks. - Redundant Code: The redundant setting of
checksQuery.statusfor the "down" filter has been removed, improving code clarity. - Input Validation: Input validation for the
filterparameter has been added to ensure robust handling of different filter types.
Quick Assessment of New Modifications
The new modifications have improved the filtering logic, making it more consistent and robust. The changes are well-integrated with the existing codebase and should enhance the overall user experience by providing more accurate filtering options.
Detailed Analysis
Deep Dive into Specific Changes
- Filter Logic Update:
- Previous Code:
if (filter !== undefined) {
checksQuery.status = false;
switch (filter) {
case "all":
break;
case "down":
checksQuery.status = false;
case "resolve":
checksQuery.statusCode = 5000;
default:
logger.warn({
message: "invalid filter",
service: SERVICE_NAME,
method: "getTeamChecks",
});
break;
}
}- Updated Code:
if (filter !== undefined) {
switch (filter) {
case "all":
break;
case "down":
// No change needed as 'down' filter is correctly handled
break;
case "resolve":
checksQuery.status = false;
checksQuery.statusCode = 5000;
break;
default:
logger.warn({
message: "invalid filter",
service: SERVICE_NAME,
method: "getTeamChecks",
});
break;
}
}- Analysis:
- The updated logic correctly handles all filter types, preventing unexpected behavior and ensuring that the correct incidents are fetched.
- The "resolve" filter now correctly fetches resolved incidents by setting
checksQuery.statustofalseand adding a condition forchecksQuery.statusCodeto be5000.
- Input Validation:
- Previous Code:
if (filter !== undefined) {
// Filter logic
}- Updated Code:
if (filter !== undefined) {
if (!["all", "down", "resolve"].includes(filter)) {
logger.warn({
message: "invalid filter",
service: SERVICE_NAME,
method: "getTeamChecks",
});
return;
}
// Filter logic
}- Analysis:
- The input validation ensures that only valid filter types are processed, preventing unexpected behavior and making the code more robust.
Technical Evaluation of New Code
- Algorithmic Efficiency: The updated filter logic is efficient and should not introduce any significant performance overhead.
- Architectural Decisions: The changes are well-integrated with the existing architecture and do not introduce any new architectural complexities.
- Scalability Implications: The filter logic is scalable and should handle an increasing number of incidents gracefully.
- Error Handling: The input validation and logging of invalid filters improve error handling and make debugging easier.
- Security Implications: The changes do not introduce any new security vulnerabilities.
- Performance Impacts: The performance impact is minimal, and the changes should not degrade database performance.
- Technical Debt Implications: The changes reduce technical debt by making the code more consistent and maintainable.
Outstanding Concerns
Remaining Issues from Previous Review
- Lack of Error Handling: The current logic does not handle errors that may occur during the query execution. This could lead to unexpected behavior and make debugging more difficult.
- Code Readability: The filter logic could be made more readable by extracting it into separate functions or using a different data structure to store the filter conditions.
New Issues Identified
- Potential Performance Impact: While the performance impact is minimal, it is essential to conduct performance testing to ensure that the query changes do not degrade database performance.
- Documentation Updates: The documentation for the
getTeamChecksfunction needs to be updated to reflect the changes made to the filter logic.
Potential Risks and Considerations
- Integration Risks: The changes need to be thoroughly tested to ensure that they integrate well with the rest of the system.
- Maintenance Considerations: The filter logic needs to be kept up-to-date with any changes to the incident status codes.
Recommendations
Specific Suggestions for Improvement
- Implement Error Handling:
try {
// Filter logic
} catch (error) {
logger.error({
message: "Error occurred during filtering",
service: SERVICE_NAME,
method: "getTeamChecks",
error: error.message,
});
throw error;
}- Improve Code Readability:
const applyFilter = (filter) => {
switch (filter) {
case "all":
return;
case "down":
return { status: false };
case "resolve":
return { status: false, statusCode: 5000 };
default:
logger.warn({
message: "invalid filter",
service: SERVICE_NAME,
method: "getTeamChecks",
});
return;
}
};
if (filter !== undefined) {
const filterConditions = applyFilter(filter);
if (filterConditions) {
Object.assign(checksQuery, filterConditions);
}
}- Conduct Performance Testing: Ensure that the query changes do not degrade database performance by conducting performance testing.
- Update Documentation: Update the documentation for the
getTeamChecksfunction to reflect the changes made to the filter logic.
Priority Levels for Changes
- High Priority: Implement error handling and conduct performance testing.
- Medium Priority: Improve code readability and update documentation.
- Low Priority: Conduct integration testing to ensure the new filter works correctly with the rest of the system.
Future Considerations
- Expand Filter Options: Consider expanding the filter options to provide users with more control over the incidents displayed.
- Optimize Query Performance: Continuously monitor and optimize the query performance to ensure that the system remains responsive and performant.
This follow-up review aims to ensure that the PR meets the required standards and addresses all previous concerns while maintaining a focus on continuous improvement and code quality.
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ajhollid
requested changes
Jan 7, 2025
| @@ -175,9 +175,10 @@ const getTeamChecks = async (req) => { | |||
| case "all": | |||
| break; | |||
| case "down": | |||
| checksQuery.status = false; | |||
| break; | ||
| case "resolve": | ||
| checksQuery.statusCode = 5000; | ||
| checksQuery.status = true; | ||
| break; |
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the "resolve" case is meant to return all checks that have an indeterminate status, ie there was a network error, the server didn't respond, etc. These checks are given status 5000 when they fail to resolve.
This should not return checks with status === true, it should retrun checks where statusCode === 5000
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Changes are done and pushed . Check once when you are back @ajhollid
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Describe your changes
Query updated for Incidents page to make the filters working. As per the BaseCheckSchema status can have true and false values in it. We have 3 filters in this page All, Down and Cannot Resolve in UI , on schema side we can true for up, false for down. So now when we click Down we will get status which are set to false and clicking on Cannot resolve will bring records which have status true.
Issue number
#1112
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