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Add transaction hash to API resposnes where it is available in data node DB already #10730

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barnabee opened this issue Feb 21, 2024 · 1 comment
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In data node, many tables are already populated with the transaction hash of the relevant transaction that created/updated the record. For example, transfers.

This ticket is for the low-hanging fruit:

  • Identify tables already containing a transaction hash
  • Identify (REST, GraphQL) APIs returning data from those tables
  • Add the transaction hash to the responses from these APIs

This would be incredibly helpful to:

  • Link between pages and areas in block explorer
  • Link from Console and the governance dapp to block explorer
  • Help users using APIs to investigate on-chain activity to connect data together

It would be good to get an understanding of how much work this would be and if it could be added fairly quickly.

@jeremyletang jeremyletang self-assigned this Feb 21, 2024
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edd commented Feb 21, 2024

This would be better than #8687

@gordsport gordsport added this to the 🏛️ Colosseo milestone Feb 21, 2024
@gordsport gordsport added the api label Feb 21, 2024
@JonRay15 JonRay15 added the fe-request A list of reasonably high value API change requests from front end label Aug 7, 2024
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