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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of empty member ID data to prevent unnecessary processing.
  • Refactor

    • Simplified logging mechanism by removing execution time logs from key methods, enhancing code clarity while maintaining core functionality.
  • Documentation

    • Updated method signature for syncOrganizations to clarify return type.

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The changes involve modifications to two service files: member.sync.service.ts and organization.sync.service.ts. Both files see the removal of the logExecutionTimeV2 function calls from various methods, simplifying the execution flow. Additionally, a new check for empty memberIdData is introduced in the loadNextPage function of member.sync.service.ts, enhancing control flow. In organization.sync.service.ts, the import for logExecutionTimeV2 is also removed, while a minor update to the method signature of syncOrganizations is made to include a return type.

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File Path Change Summary
services/libs/opensearch/src/service/member.sync.service.ts Removed logExecutionTimeV2 calls from syncMemberAggregates and syncMembersToOpensearchForMergeSuggestions. Added check for empty memberIdData in loadNextPage.
services/libs/opensearch/src/service/organization.sync.service.ts Removed logExecutionTimeV2 calls from syncOrganizations. Updated import statements. Modified method signature of syncOrganizations to include a return type.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b0d14c4 and bf80e5f.

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  • services/libs/opensearch/src/service/member.sync.service.ts (5 hunks)
  • services/libs/opensearch/src/service/organization.sync.service.ts (4 hunks)
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services/libs/opensearch/src/service/organization.sync.service.ts (2)

16-16: LGTM: Import changes align with logging reduction objective

The removal of logExecutionTimeV2 while retaining logExecutionTime maintains essential logging while reducing verbose output.


320-320: LGTM: Improved type safety with explicit return type

Adding the Promise<IOrganizationSyncResult> return type annotation enhances code clarity and type safety.

services/libs/opensearch/src/service/member.sync.service.ts (3)

326-329: LGTM: Good optimization for empty data case!

This early return optimization prevents unnecessary database calls to filterMembersWithActivities when no members are found, improving performance.


475-475: LGTM: Aligned with PR objective

The removal of the logging wrapper aligns with the PR objective to reduce search sync API logs while maintaining the core functionality.


423-430: Verify transaction isolation requirements

The transaction is properly scoped, but let's verify if the true parameter (indicating serializable isolation) is required for this operation. While serializable isolation provides the strongest consistency guarantees, it can impact performance due to potential transaction retries.

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Serializable isolation is required for data consistency

The transaction in syncMemberAggregates requires serializable isolation because it performs a cleanup operation followed by an insert operation on member aggregates data. This sequence must be atomic and isolated to prevent any concurrent modifications that could lead to data inconsistency. The operations are:

  1. cleanupMemberAggregates: Removes existing member aggregates
  2. insertMemberSegments: Inserts new member segments data

Without serializable isolation, there's a risk of:

  • Lost updates if concurrent transactions modify the same member's data
  • Inconsistent aggregate states if the cleanup and insert operations are interleaved with other transactions
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Comment on lines +369 to +376
await this.writeOrgRepo.transactionally(
async (txRepo) => {
const qx = repoQx(txRepo)
await cleanupForOganization(qx, organizationId)
await insertOrganizationSegments(qx, orgData)
},
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider enhancing error handling granularity

While the transaction implementation is solid, consider separating the error handling for cleanup and insertion operations to provide more specific error messages and potentially different recovery strategies.

 await this.writeOrgRepo.transactionally(
   async (txRepo) => {
     const qx = repoQx(txRepo)
-    await cleanupForOganization(qx, organizationId)
-    await insertOrganizationSegments(qx, orgData)
+    try {
+      await cleanupForOganization(qx, organizationId)
+    } catch (e) {
+      this.log.error(e, `Failed to cleanup organization ${organizationId}`)
+      throw e
+    }
+    try {
+      await insertOrganizationSegments(qx, orgData)
+    } catch (e) {
+      this.log.error(e, `Failed to insert segments for organization ${organizationId}`)
+      throw e
+    }
   },
   undefined,
   true,
)
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await this.writeOrgRepo.transactionally(
async (txRepo) => {
const qx = repoQx(txRepo)
await cleanupForOganization(qx, organizationId)
await insertOrganizationSegments(qx, orgData)
},
undefined,
true,
await this.writeOrgRepo.transactionally(
async (txRepo) => {
const qx = repoQx(txRepo)
try {
await cleanupForOganization(qx, organizationId)
} catch (e) {
this.log.error(e, `Failed to cleanup organization ${organizationId}`)
throw e
}
try {
await insertOrganizationSegments(qx, orgData)
} catch (e) {
this.log.error(e, `Failed to insert segments for organization ${organizationId}`)
throw e
}
},
undefined,
true,

@sausage-todd sausage-todd merged commit ee14596 into main Oct 28, 2024
@sausage-todd sausage-todd deleted the reduce-search-sync-api-logs branch October 28, 2024 10:43
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