tracking errors for preferences update job #4076
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src/auth-service/bin/jobs/preferences-update-job.js (2)
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14-14: Consider implementing cursor-based pagination for better scalability.The current skip-based pagination might become inefficient with large datasets. Consider using cursor-based pagination using the last processed document's ID.
Here's a suggested implementation:
- let skip = 0; + let lastProcessedId = null; while (true) { + const query = lastProcessedId + ? { _id: { $gt: lastProcessedId } } + : {}; const users = await UserModel("airqo") - .find() + .find(query) .limit(batchSize) - .skip(skip) .select("_id") .lean(); if (users.length === 0) { break; } + lastProcessedId = users[users.length - 1]._id; - skip += batchSize;Also applies to: 41-57
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15-28: Consider using dynamic date calculations for default preferences.The default preference object uses hard-coded date calculations. Consider extracting these to configurable values or environment variables for easier maintenance.
Here's a suggested approach:
+ const DEFAULT_LOOKBACK_DAYS = process.env.DEFAULT_LOOKBACK_DAYS || 14; + + const calculateDefaultDates = () => { + const endDate = new Date(); + const startDate = new Date(); + startDate.setDate(endDate.getDate() - DEFAULT_LOOKBACK_DAYS); + return { startDate, endDate }; + }; const defaultPreference = { pollutant: "pm2_5", frequency: "hourly", - startDate: new Date(new Date().setDate(new Date().getDate() - 14)), - endDate: new Date(), + ...calculateDefaultDates(),
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src/auth-service/bin/jobs/preferences-update-job.js (3)
115-119: Improved error visibility for preference creation failures.
The error logging implementation effectively captures creation failures with detailed context, including the user ID and full error details.
135-139: Improved error visibility for preference update failures.
The error logging implementation effectively captures update failures with detailed context, including the user ID and full error details.
Line range hint 41-57: Verify error handling for database connection issues.
The getSelectedSites function should handle database connection errors explicitly.
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✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the error handling patterns in this specific file to provide a more accurate assessment.
Database connection errors are properly handled in the code
The code already implements appropriate error handling for database operations:
- The
getSelectedSitesfunction is wrapped in a try-catch block that:- Catches any potential database errors
- Logs the error with detailed information using the logger
- Returns an empty array as a fallback, preventing application crashes
- The
updatePreferencesfunction also implements comprehensive error handling:- Wraps all database operations in try-catch blocks
- Handles individual preference creation/update failures gracefully
- Logs detailed error information for debugging
- Continues processing other records even if one fails
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for database connection error handling patterns
rg -l 'mongoose.*connection.*error|MongoError|MongooseError'
Length of output: 486
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the implementation of getSelectedSites and its error handling
ast-grep --pattern 'const getSelectedSites = async $_$ => {
$$$
}'
# Also check for any try-catch blocks around mongoose operations in the file
rg -A 10 "try.*{.*await.*SelectedSiteModel" src/auth-service/bin/jobs/preferences-update-job.js
Length of output: 289
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#!/bin/bash
# Check the entire file content to understand the context
cat src/auth-service/bin/jobs/preferences-update-job.js
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tracking errors for preferences update job
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tracking errors for preferences update job
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