Dev -> main #89
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separate endpoint for list and detail
increase max page size
add filter by admin to list
add is human param
add type to mpdao schema
use select and prefetch related
add list_id to serializer
update schema:
get details at height
change block height
WalkthroughThis pull request introduces extensive modifications across the project. A new GitHub Actions workflow automates production deployments to EC2 via AWS CodeDeploy. Several .gitignore and README updates refine configuration and documentation. Multiple apps receive model, migration, management command, and serializer enhancements—adding fields (e.g. chain, near_social_profile_data), refactoring APIs with new endpoints and custom pagination, and updating admin interfaces. Additional Celery tasks, settings changes, and dependency upgrades further improve deployment, asynchronous processing, and external integrations. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Dev as Developer
participant GitHub as GitHub Actions
participant AWS as AWS (S3/CodeDeploy)
participant EC2 as EC2 Instance
Dev->>GitHub: Push to prod branch
GitHub->>GitHub: Trigger deploy-prod workflow
GitHub->>GitHub: Clone repository (actions/checkout)
GitHub->>AWS: Assume IAM role & configure AWS credentials
GitHub->>GitHub: Set env vars, create deploy package (zip)
GitHub->>AWS: Upload zip file to S3 bucket
GitHub->>AWS: Create deployment in AWS CodeDeploy
AWS->>EC2: Deploy package to EC2 instance
EC2-->>GitHub: Acknowledge deployment
sequenceDiagram
participant Client as API Client
participant Router as DRF URL Router
participant API as Accounts/Donation Endpoint
participant Logic as Business Logic & Serializer
Client->>Router: Send API request (e.g. /v1/accounts/<id>)
Router->>API: Route request to AccountDetailAPI/AccountsListAPI
API->>Logic: Process request, handle pagination, error-checking
Logic->>API: Return serialized response data
API-->>Client: Send API response (with JSON payload)
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nadabot/migrations/0003_alter_group_rule_type_alter_group_rule_val_and_more.py (1)
18-24: Inconsistent formatting in choice field valuesThe internal values for "Diminishing_returns" and "Increasing_returns" use underscores, while their display labels use spaces. For consistency with the other choices (which don't use underscores), consider standardizing the format.
choices=[ ("Highest", "Highest"), ("Lowest", "Lowest"), ("Sum", "Sum"), - ("Diminishing_returns", "Diminishing Returns"), - ("Increasing_returns", "Increasing Returns"), + ("Diminishing returns", "Diminishing Returns"), + ("Increasing returns", "Increasing Returns"), ],grantpicks/admin.py (1)
1-1: Unused Import Warning: Consider Removing or Marking for Future Use
The import on line 1 (from django.contrib import admin) is currently unused. Since this file is a new scaffold for future model registrations, you might want to either keep it (with an appropriate# noqacomment if needed) or remove it until the models get registered.🧰 Tools
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1-1:
django.contrib.adminimported but unusedRemove unused import:
django.contrib.admin(F401)
nadabot/tests.py (1)
1-1: Unused Import Notice: TestCase
TheTestCaseimport on line 1 fromdjango.testis not currently used in this file. If you plan to add tests shortly, you might retain it; otherwise, consider removing it to clear the warning.🧰 Tools
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1-1:
django.test.TestCaseimported but unusedRemove unused import:
django.test.TestCase(F401)
nadabot/views.py (1)
1-1: Unused Import Warning: render
Therenderfunction imported on line 1 fromdjango.shortcutsis not used in this file yet. If this file is intended as a placeholder for future view implementations, you may either leave it or remove it until an actual view makes use of it.🧰 Tools
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1-1:
django.shortcuts.renderimported but unusedRemove unused import:
django.shortcuts.render(F401)
nadabot/admin.py (1)
1-1: Unused Import Warning: django.contrib.admin
The import on line 1 is currently not utilized in this admin file. If models will be registered shortly, it is acceptable to retain; otherwise, consider removing the unused import to resolve static analysis warnings.🧰 Tools
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1-1:
django.contrib.adminimported but unusedRemove unused import:
django.contrib.admin(F401)
chains/views.py (1)
1-1: Unused Import Warning: render
Therenderimport on line 1 fromdjango.shortcutsis currently unused. Since the file is a starter template for future view definitions, consider removing it until an actual view is implemented—or annotate it with a# noqacomment if you prefer to keep it.🧰 Tools
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django.shortcuts.renderimported but unusedRemove unused import:
django.shortcuts.render(F401)
nadabot/api.py (1)
1-1: Minimal API Stub: Consider Adding Context and DocstringsThis new file acts as a basic placeholder for the Nadabot API. In future iterations, consider adding module-level docstrings and placeholder functions or endpoints to clarify its purpose and guide subsequent development.
chains/tests.py (1)
1-3: Remove Unused Import in Test FileThe
TestCaseimport fromdjango.testis currently unused, as indicated by static analysis (F401). Either remove this import until tests are implemented or add a dummy test to utilize it.- from django.test import TestCase + # from django.test import TestCase # Temporarily commented out until tests are added.🧰 Tools
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django.test.TestCaseimported but unusedRemove unused import:
django.test.TestCase(F401)
chains/apps.py (1)
1-7: Django AppConfig Implementation Looks GoodThe
ChainsConfigclass is implemented following Django conventions by setting the default auto field and the app name. Optionally, consider adding a docstring to explain the configuration’s role within the project.grantpicks/views.py (1)
1-3: Clean Up Unused Import in Views ModuleThe
renderimport fromdjango.shortcutsis not used in the current placeholder. To reduce linter warnings and improve clarity, remove the unused import until view logic is implemented.- from django.shortcuts import render🧰 Tools
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grantpicks/tests.py (1)
1-3: Address Unused Import in Grantpicks Test FileSimilar to the
chains/tests.pyfile,TestCaseis imported but not utilized here. Please remove the import or add at least one dummy test case to validate basic functionality.- from django.test import TestCase🧰 Tools
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django.test.TestCaseimported but unusedRemove unused import:
django.test.TestCase(F401)
donations/migrations/0009_donation_token.py (1)
18-24: Consider the implications of CASCADE deletion behavior.The migration correctly adds a foreign key relationship between donations and tokens, but be aware that using
CASCADEfor theon_deleteparameter means if a token is deleted, all associated donations will also be deleted. This may or may not be the intended behavior depending on your data model requirements.If you want to preserve donation records even when tokens are deleted, consider using
SET_NULLinstead:field=models.ForeignKey( help_text="Donation token.", null=True, -on_delete=django.db.models.deletion.CASCADE, +on_delete=django.db.models.deletion.SET_NULL, related_name="donations", to="tokens.token", ),accounts/management/commands/fetchsocialprofiledata.py (2)
13-13: Potential memory issue with large datasets.Loading all account IDs into memory at once could be problematic if there are many accounts in the system.
Use a queryset iterator instead to process accounts in batches:
- account_addresses = [account.id for account in Account.objects.all()] + # Process accounts in batches to reduce memory usage + batch_size = 100 + total_accounts = Account.objects.count() + processed = 0 + + for account in Account.objects.iterator(): + processed += 1 + self.stdout.write(f"Processing account {processed} of {total_accounts}...")
23-23: Consider making the rate limit delay configurable.The 1-second delay between requests is hardcoded, which limits flexibility.
Make the delay configurable through a command-line argument:
class Command(BaseCommand): help = "Fetch social profile data for all accounts." + + def add_arguments(self, parser): + parser.add_argument( + '--delay', + type=float, + default=1.0, + help='Delay between requests in seconds (default: 1.0)' + ) def handle(self, *args, **options): # Get all account addresses account_addresses = [account.id for account in Account.objects.all()] + delay = options['delay'] + self.stdout.write(f"Using {delay} second(s) delay between requests") # Fetch social profile data for each account for address in account_addresses: account = Account.objects.get(id=address) account.fetch_near_social_profile_data() self.stdout.write( self.style.SUCCESS(f"Fetched social profile data for {address}") ) # wait to avoid rate limiting - time.sleep(1) + time.sleep(delay)api/pagination.py (3)
7-9: Fix typo in commentThere's a typo in the comment - "ovveeride" should be "override".
-# ovveeride PageNumberPagination to add page_size_query_param alias +# override PageNumberPagination to add page_size_query_param alias
5-6: Remove unnecessary empty linesThere are multiple consecutive empty lines that don't add to readability.
from rest_framework.pagination import PageNumberPagination - - # ovveeride PageNumberPagination to add page_size_query_param alias
8-9: Consider documenting default page sizeThe implementation looks good. You might want to explicitly set or document the default page size for clarity.
class CustomSizePageNumberPagination(PageNumberPagination): page_size_query_param = 'page_size' + # Default page size is inherited from PageNumberPagination (typically 100)nadabot/serializers.py (2)
6-9: Consider specifying fields explicitly instead of using__all__Using
fields = "__all__"includes all model fields in the serializer, which may expose sensitive data or include fields that aren't necessary for API responses. As the model grows, explicit field specification provides better control over what's exposed in your API.class NadabotSerializer(ModelSerializer): class Meta: model = NadabotRegistry - fields = "__all__" # TODO: potentially adjust this e.g. for formatting of datetimes, adding convenience fields etc + fields = [ + "account", "owner", "default_human_threshold", + "created_at", "updated_at", "admins", + "blacklisted_accounts", "source_metadata" + ] # Explicitly list required fields
12-15: Consider specifying fields explicitly instead of using__all__Similarly to the NadabotSerializer, using
fields = "__all__"in the ProviderSerializer includes all model fields in the serializer. As noted in your TODO comment, you might want to adjust this for formatting of datetimes or adding convenience fields.class ProviderSerializer(ModelSerializer): class Meta: model = Provider - fields = "__all__" # TODO: potentially adjust this e.g. for formatting of datetimes, adding convenience fields etc + fields = [ + "id", "on_chain_id", "contract", "method_name", + "name", "description", "status", "admin_notes", + "default_weight", "gas", "tags", "icon_url", + "external_url", "submitted_by", "submitted_at", + "stamp_validity_ms", "account_id_arg_name", + "custom_args", "registry" + ] # Explicitly list required fieldsnadabot/utils.py (2)
15-15: Remove debugging print statementThe print statement appears to be for debugging purposes and should be removed before deployment to production.
- print(F"the TLA {pattern}, {receiver}")Additionally, the acronym "TLA" is not explained and might be confusing to other developers.
12-14: Expand the function docstringThe current docstring is minimal. Consider expanding it to clarify the expected format of the
receiverparameter and explain the meaning of the different patterns used.def match_nadabot_registry_pattern(receiver): - """Matches nadabot subaccounts for registry.""" + """ + Matches nadabot subaccounts for registry. + + Args: + receiver (str): The account name to check against the pattern. + For testnet: Should match 'nadabot.testnet' + For mainnet: Should match pattern like 'v1.example.nadabot.near' or 'v1new.example.nadabot.near' + + Returns: + bool: True if the receiver matches the pattern, False otherwise. + """indexer_app/management/commands/killspotindexer.py (1)
22-28: Fix unused variable warningThe
workervariable is defined in theforloop but never used within the loop body. This triggers a static analysis warning.- for worker, tasks in active_tasks.items(): + for _worker, tasks in active_tasks.items():🧰 Tools
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22-22: Loop control variable
workernot used within loop bodyRename unused
workerto_worker(B007)
.github/workflows/deploy-prod.yml (3)
33-37: Improve shell script practices for environment variables.The current shell script has several issues identified by static analysis:
- Individual redirects should be combined
- Variables should be double-quoted to prevent globbing and word splitting
- echo "DATETIME=$(date +'%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S')" >> $GITHUB_ENV - echo "FILENAME=django-indexer-prod-${DATETIME}.zip" >> $GITHUB_ENV - echo "S3_BUCKET=django-indexer-prod" >> $GITHUB_ENV + { + echo "DATETIME=$(date +'%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S')" + echo "FILENAME=django-indexer-prod-${DATETIME}.zip" + echo "S3_BUCKET=django-indexer-prod" + } >> "$GITHUB_ENV"🧰 Tools
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33-33: shellcheck reported issue in this script: SC2129:style:1:1: Consider using { cmd1; cmd2; } >> file instead of individual redirects
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33-33: shellcheck reported issue in this script: SC2086:info:1:49: Double quote to prevent globbing and word splitting
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33-33: shellcheck reported issue in this script: SC2086:info:2:56: Double quote to prevent globbing and word splitting
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33-33: shellcheck reported issue in this script: SC2086:info:3:41: Double quote to prevent globbing and word splitting
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28-29: Clarify commented-out appspec.yml step.The commented-out step for generating an appspec.yml file appears to copy the file to itself (
cp appspec.yml appspec.yml), which would have no effect. If this is meant to be a placeholder, consider clarifying its purpose or removing it entirely.
44-51: Add deployment verification step.The workflow creates a deployment but doesn't verify if it was successful. Consider adding a step to check the deployment status after creation to ensure it completes successfully.
- name: Create CodeDeploy Deployment id: deploy run: | aws deploy create-deployment \ --application-name django-indexer \ --deployment-group-name django-indexer-prod \ --deployment-config-name CodeDeployDefault.AllAtOnce \ --s3-location bucket=${{ env.S3_BUCKET }},bundleType=zip,key=${{ env.FILENAME }} + + - name: Wait for deployment to complete + run: | + DEPLOYMENT_ID=$(aws deploy get-deployment --deployment-id ${{ steps.deploy.outputs.stdout }} --query "deploymentInfo.deploymentId" --output text) + aws deploy wait deployment-successful --deployment-id $DEPLOYMENT_ID + echo "Deployment completed successfully"chains/models.py (3)
5-21: Add unit tests for field constraints.Your approach for unique and indexed fields on
nameandname_slugis clear. Consider adding unit tests to ensure these constraints (including slug population) behave as intended in all scenarios.
28-29: Consider using a positive field for EVM chain IDs.
evm_chain_idis an integer field, but chain IDs are typically non-negative. APositiveIntegerField(with a suitable max value) might make the domain more explicit.
47-48: Optional: Provide more descriptive output in__str__.Returning
self.nameis straightforward, but when debugging, a more detailed string (e.g., includingevm_chain_idif EVM-compatible) can improve logging.base/api.py (2)
7-7: Remove unused import ofOpenApiParameter.Static analysis indicates that
OpenApiParameteris imported but not utilized. Removing it can improve code clarity.Apply the following diff:
-from drf_spectacular.utils import ( - OpenApiExample, - OpenApiParameter, - OpenApiResponse, - extend_schema, -) +from drf_spectacular.utils import ( + OpenApiExample, + OpenApiResponse, + extend_schema, +)🧰 Tools
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drf_spectacular.utils.OpenApiParameterimported but unusedRemove unused import:
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36-59: Remember to maintain schema consistency for all response status codes.You've defined a detailed schema for the 200 response and a 500 error description. If you return other status codes (e.g., 400), consider adding them to the OpenAPI specification for completeness.
scripts/after_install.sh (2)
62-66: Document rationale for skipping restarts when no migrations are found.You commented out lines that previously performed a service restart if no migrations were found. Consider adding a brief comment clarifying why the step is no longer needed.
68-71: Confirm ifcollectstaticneeds to run unconditionally.
collectstaticis now always run, even if no new static files exist. This is often safe but can be optimized by skipping it if no static files have changed.nadabot/models.py (3)
13-19: Clarify usage of rule types.The
RuleTypechoices look valid. Consider describing usage scenarios in docstrings or comments to guide future contributors, especially for more complex rules likeDIMINISHING_RETURNS.
68-97: UseUniqueConstraintmeta instead ofunique_together.
unique_togetheris valid but is considered legacy in recent Django versions. You can defineUniqueConstraint(fields=["registry", "account"], name="unique_registry_account")inMetafor clarity.
241-280: Consider linking groups to constraints or rules.
Groupreferencesrule_typeandrule_val; ensure there's a consistent domain or logic connecting providers and group rules, especially if newRuleTypeoptions are added later.Would you like support drafting an additional data integrity constraint to validate group rules?
lists/migrations/0007_alter_list_cover_image_url_alter_list_description_and_more.py (1)
13-66: Consider usingCharFieldfor fields with fixedmax_length.Although
TextFieldwith amax_lengthis valid in Django, the database might not enforce the length constraint for text fields. If the text fields truly shouldn't exceed these particular lengths, switching toCharFieldcould provide more direct validation at the database level for fields likedescription,admin_notes,registrant_notes, andtx_hash.indexer_app/management/commands/populatedata.py (4)
2-2: Remove unused import.The import
datefromdatetimeis not used. Consider removing it to clean up the code.- from datetime import date, datetime + from datetime import datetime🧰 Tools
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datetime.dateimported but unusedRemove unused import:
datetime.date(F401)
39-39: Use a more descriptive variable name.The single-letter variable
lis ambiguous. Choose a clearer name (e.g.,current_listorlst) to improve readability and avoid confusion.- for l in lists: + for current_list in lists:🧰 Tools
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39-39: Ambiguous variable name:
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235-235: Remove assignment to unused variable or use it if needed.Variable
deployed_byis assigned but never used, which is flagged by static analysis. Remove it unless there's a future plan to use it.- deployed_by = pot["deployed_by"]🧰 Tools
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235-235: Local variable
deployed_byis assigned to but never usedRemove assignment to unused variable
deployed_by(F841)
26-548: Consider refactoring the monolithichandlemethod.This command’s logic spans many responsibilities—pulling lists, registrations, donations, pots, and challenges. Splitting these into smaller helper methods can enhance readability, maintainability, and testability.
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deployed_byis assigned to but never usedRemove assignment to unused variable
deployed_by(F841)
README.md (4)
6-9: Address indentation per markdownlint recommendations.The static analysis tool flagged that the list items under lines 6-9 use an indentation of 6 spaces instead of the expected 4. Adjusting the indentation will improve readability and consistency.
Apply a minimal diff to correct the indentation:
- - [Base URL](#base-url) - - [Authorization](#authorization) - - [Error Responses](#error-responses) - - [Pagination](#pagination) + - [Base URL](#base-url) + - [Authorization](#authorization) + - [Error Responses](#error-responses) + - [Pagination](#pagination)🧰 Tools
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Expected: 4; Actual: 6(MD007, ul-indent)
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Expected: 4; Actual: 6(MD007, ul-indent)
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Expected: 4; Actual: 6(MD007, ul-indent)
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Expected: 4; Actual: 6(MD007, ul-indent)
95-95: Rate limit update acknowledged.Raising the rate limit to 500 requests/min is fine, but ensure your hosting environment can handle the increased traffic without performance degradation.
131-132: Redundant endpoint listing.This section duplicates the earlier documentation of “donations_received.” To avoid confusion, consider either consolidating the references or clarifying their purpose if they serve different contexts.
133-134: Redundant endpoint listing.Same duplication concern as above, now for the “donations_sent” endpoint.
tokens/models.py (4)
1-1: Remove unused import.
timedeltais needed, but reconsider the separate importfrom os import nameat line 3, which appears unused.
3-3: Unused import “name.”This import is not used in the file and may shadow the field named
name. Removing it avoids confusion and satisfies static analysis.-from os import name🧰 Tools
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os.nameimported but unusedRemove unused import:
os.name(F401)
37-42: Icon field is appropriately typed.Storing base64 data in a
TextFieldis acceptable; just be mindful of potential DB bloat.Consider storing icons in a dedicated storage and referencing by URL instead of embedding base64 strings.
106-128: Save method enhancement.Auto-fetching the coin’s ID from CoinGecko is useful. Ensure
symboland'Stellar'checks are correct for multi-token scenarios. If you intend to support multiple tokens, you might need a more flexible matching approach.nadabot/migrations/0001_initial.py (2)
39-50: Consider usingauto_now_add/auto_nowfor timestamps.Currently,
created_atandupdated_atrely on the caller to populate them. You could simplify data consistency by enabling automatic timestamping, for example:created_at = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True) updated_at = models.DateTimeField(auto_now=True)This approach helps ensure they’re consistently populated without having to manage them manually.
264-328: Reassess usage ofPositiveIntegerFieldas primary key.While this works correctly, consider whether using Django’s auto-incrementing primary key generation (i.e.,
AutoFieldorBigAutoField) might avoid conflicts if the group ID is also managed externally or if data migrations occur. This is a minor design choice you may revisit before production.indexer_app/tasks.py (9)
6-6: Remove unused importPath.According to static analysis,
pathlib.Pathis unused. Removing it reduces clutter:- from pathlib import Path🧰 Tools
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pathlib.Pathimported but unusedRemove unused import:
pathlib.Path(F401)
11-11: Remove unused importworker_shutdown.The static analysis indicates
celery.signals.worker_shutdownis not referenced:- from celery.signals import task_revoked, worker_shutdown + from celery.signals import task_revoked🧰 Tools
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celery.signals.worker_shutdownimported but unusedRemove unused import:
celery.signals.worker_shutdown(F401)
13-13: Remove unusedDecimalFieldandValue.Keep only the imports you actually use, such as
Count,Q, andSum:- from django.db.models import Count, DecimalField, Q, Sum, Value + from django.db.models import Count, Q, Sum🧰 Tools
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django.db.models.DecimalFieldimported but unusedRemove unused import
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django.db.models.Valueimported but unusedRemove unused import
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14-14: Remove unusedCastandNullIf.Neither function is used in this file:
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django.db.models.functions.Castimported but unusedRemove unused import
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django.db.models.functions.NullIfimported but unusedRemove unused import
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18-18: Remove unusedstellar_xdrandscval.Only
Addressis used:- from stellar_sdk import Address, stellar_xdr, scval + from stellar_sdk import Address🧰 Tools
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stellar_sdk.stellar_xdrimported but unusedRemove unused import
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stellar_sdk.scvalimported but unusedRemove unused import
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23-23: Remove unused importsRound,RoundDeposit,ProjectContact.Only
StellarEventis needed:- from grantpicks.models import Round, RoundDeposit, StellarEvent, ProjectContact + from grantpicks.models import StellarEvent🧰 Tools
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grantpicks.models.Roundimported but unusedRemove unused import
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grantpicks.models.RoundDepositimported but unusedRemove unused import
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grantpicks.models.ProjectContactimported but unusedRemove unused import
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25-25: Remove unused importsPotApplicationandPotApplicationStatus.Only
PotandPotPayoutare referenced:- from pots.models import Pot, PotApplication, PotApplicationStatus, PotPayout + from pots.models import Pot, PotPayout🧰 Tools
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pots.models.PotApplicationimported but unusedRemove unused import
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pots.models.PotApplicationStatusimported but unusedRemove unused import
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194-194: Use logger instead of rawFor better uniformity and debugging, log the message rather than printing:
- print(f"Processing pot: {pot.account}") + jobs_logger.info(f"Processing pot: {pot.account}")
440-440: Remove extraneousfin f-string with no placeholders.- jobs_logger.info(f"Finished processing Stellar events.") + jobs_logger.info("Finished processing Stellar events.")🧰 Tools
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440-440: f-string without any placeholders
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pots/admin.py (6)
47-53: Usecontextlib.suppress(KeyError)for cleaner code.
Thetry-except KeyError: passcan be replaced bycontextlib.suppress(KeyError)for clarity:+ from contextlib import suppress try: form.base_fields["admins"].queryset = obj.admins.all() form.base_fields["whitelisted_deployers"].queryset = obj.whitelisted_deployers.all() except KeyError: pass + with suppress(KeyError): + form.base_fields["admins"].queryset = obj.admins.all() + form.base_fields["whitelisted_deployers"].queryset = obj.whitelisted_deployers.all()
56-63: Clarify the purpose of commented-out permission methods.
If these methods are no longer needed, consider removing them. Otherwise, consider adding a brief comment explaining when and why they may be reintroduced.
89-93: Usecontextlib.suppress(KeyError)instead of try-except.
Similar to lines 47-53, replacing the pass block withcontextlib.suppress(KeyError)provides a cleaner pattern.🧰 Tools
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contextlib.suppress(KeyError)instead oftry-except-passReplace with
contextlib.suppress(KeyError)(SIM105)
95-102: Reevaluate commented-out permission overrides.
As withPotFactoryAdmin, clarify whether these methods are intentionally deprecated or scheduled to be re-enabled.
125-133: Commented-out methods: reevaluate or remove them.
It appears you may no longer need specializedget_search_results,get_queryset,get_label, or overridden permission checks. If they are no longer necessary, removing them (or adding an explanatory comment) keeps the code clean.Also applies to: 135-139, 140-144, 145-152
178-185: Same note for permission overrides.
If these are not needed anymore, remove. Otherwise, add a comment explaining when they might be reinstated.api/urls.py (2)
53-93: Inconsistent path naming and delimiters in account endpoints.
Across these patterns, some paths use underscores (e.g.,payouts_received), others use hyphens (list-registrations). Consider standardizing the path naming to improve consistency (e.g., use underscores consistently or convert all to hyphens).- path("v1/accounts/<str:account_id>/list-registrations", AccountListRegistrationsAPI.as_view(), name="accounts_api_by_id_registrations"), + path("v1/accounts/<str:account_id>/list_registrations", AccountListRegistrationsAPI.as_view(), name="accounts_api_by_id_registrations"),
108-119: List endpoints: naming alignment.
Similar to the accounts endpoints, confirm consistent use of underscores or hyphens (e.g."random_registration"vs."list-registrations").indexer_app/logging.py (1)
8-13: Useful memory monitoring utility for performance debuggingThis function provides a standardized way to track memory usage during different stages of processing, which will be helpful for debugging performance issues and identifying memory leaks.
Consider adding a threshold warning when memory usage exceeds certain limits:
def log_memory_usage(stage): process = psutil.Process() memory_info = process.memory_info() + rss_mb = memory_info.rss / 1024 / 1024 + vms_mb = memory_info.vms / 1024 / 1024 logger.info( - f"{stage} - RSS: {memory_info.rss / 1024 / 1024:.2f} MB, VMS: {memory_info.vms / 1024 / 1024:.2f} MB" + f"{stage} - RSS: {rss_mb:.2f} MB, VMS: {vms_mb:.2f} MB" ) + if rss_mb > 1000: # Example threshold of 1GB + logger.warning(f"High memory usage detected at {stage}: {rss_mb:.2f} MB")tokens/serializers.py (2)
6-10: Consider explicitly defining fields instead of using "all"Using
fields = "__all__"can lead to unintended exposure of sensitive fields or include fields that shouldn't be in the API. Consider explicitly listing the fields you want to serialize for better control and documentation.class TokenSerializer(ModelSerializer): class Meta: model = Token - fields = "__all__" + fields = ['id', 'decimals', 'name', 'symbol', 'icon', 'reference'] # Add the actual fields you need
13-13: Example is helpful, consider moving to a dedicated constants fileThe
SIMPLE_TOKEN_EXAMPLEis useful for documentation or testing, but could be better placed in a dedicated constants file or test fixtures module if it's used across multiple files.donations/migrations/0010_migrate_ft_to_token.py (1)
21-22: Consider adding a reverse migrationIt's a good practice to provide a reverse migration function to enable rollbacks if needed.
operations = [ - migrations.RunPython(migrate_ft_to_token), + migrations.RunPython( + migrate_ft_to_token, + # Reverse migration function + lambda apps, schema_editor: apps.get_model("donations", "Donation").objects.update(token=None) + ), ]chains/migrations/0003_add_stellar_chain.py (1)
21-22: Add reverse migration functionConsider adding a reverse migration to allow rolling back these changes if needed.
operations = [ - migrations.RunPython(create_stellar_chain), + migrations.RunPython( + create_stellar_chain, + # Reverse function to undo changes if needed + migrations.RunPython.noop + ), ]chains/migrations/0001_initial.py (1)
37-39: Consider adding validators for URL fieldsThe
rpc_urlandexplorer_urlfields might benefit from validators to ensure they contain valid URLs with appropriate schemes (http/https) and formats.- ("rpc_url", models.URLField()), - ("explorer_url", models.URLField()), + ("rpc_url", models.URLField(validators=[django.core.validators.URLValidator(schemes=['http', 'https'])])), + ("explorer_url", models.URLField(validators=[django.core.validators.URLValidator(schemes=['http', 'https'])])),pots/migrations/0008_migrate_ft_to_token.py (1)
21-23: Add reverse migration operationThe migration only provides a forward operation but lacks a reverse operation. This makes it difficult to roll back changes if needed.
operations = [ - migrations.RunPython(migrate_ft_to_token), + migrations.RunPython( + migrate_ft_to_token, + reverse_code=migrations.RunPython.noop + ), ]grantpicks/migrations/0005_remove_votepair_project_votepair_projects_and_more.py (1)
22-24: Consider adding related_query_name to ManyToManyFieldFor consistency with other relation fields and to enable better query filtering, consider adding a
related_query_nameto the ManyToManyField.field=models.ManyToManyField( - related_name="vote_pairs_included_in", to="accounts.account" + related_name="vote_pairs_included_in", + related_query_name="vote_pair_included_in", + to="accounts.account" ),grantpicks/migrations/0006_alter_round_compliance_period_ms_and_more.py (1)
16-21: Consider adding validators for reasonable time rangesFor time period fields, it might be helpful to add validators to ensure the values are within reasonable ranges. Even though the field is now a
PositiveBigIntegerField, setting extremely large values could still cause issues in the application logic.field=models.PositiveBigIntegerField( blank=True, help_text="Compliance period in ms.", null=True, + validators=[ + django.core.validators.MaxValueValidator( + 31536000000, # Approximately 1 year in milliseconds + message="Compliance period should not exceed 1 year" + ) + ], verbose_name="compliance period in ms", ),chains/migrations/0002_add_near_chain.py (2)
6-17: Missing reverse migration for data changesThe migration creates and assigns the NEAR chain, but lacks a reverse migration function to undo these changes if needed. Data migrations should typically include both forward and reverse operations.
Consider adding a reverse function that would undo this change:
def create_near_chain(apps, schema_editor): Chain = apps.get_model("chains", "Chain") # Create the "near" chain near_chain, created = Chain.objects.get_or_create( name="NEAR", defaults={"evm_compat": False} ) # Set "near" chain as the default for all existing accounts Account = apps.get_model("accounts", "Account") Account.objects.update(chain=near_chain) print("Updated all accounts to use NEAR chain") + + +def reverse_near_chain(apps, schema_editor): + # This won't delete the chain but will set account.chain to NULL if possible + Account = apps.get_model("accounts", "Account") + Chain = apps.get_model("chains", "Chain") + try: + near_chain = Chain.objects.get(name="NEAR") + Account.objects.filter(chain=near_chain).update(chain=None) + except Chain.DoesNotExist: + passThen update the operations:
operations = [ - migrations.RunPython(create_near_chain), + migrations.RunPython(create_near_chain, reverse_near_chain), ]
9-11: Consider adding logging instead of print statementsUsing
print()statements in migrations is only visible during direct console execution. For better observability across all environments, consider using the logging module.def create_near_chain(apps, schema_editor): + import logging + logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) Chain = apps.get_model("chains", "Chain") # Create the "near" chain near_chain, created = Chain.objects.get_or_create( name="NEAR", defaults={"evm_compat": False} ) + if created: + logger.info("Created new NEAR chain")donations/migrations/0012_update_donations_net_amount.py (1)
23-27: Add reversal function for RunPython migrationLike the previous migration, this one lacks a reverse function. For data migrations, it's best practice to include a reverse operation, even if it's just a no-op function.
+def reverse_update_donations_net_amount(apps, schema_editor): + # This is a one-way migration as we're fixing data, not changing structure + pass class Migration(migrations.Migration): dependencies = [ ("donations", "0011_remove_donation_ft_alter_donation_token"), ] operations = [ - migrations.RunPython(update_donations_net_amount), + migrations.RunPython(update_donations_net_amount, reverse_update_donations_net_amount), ]donations/admin.py (2)
24-24: Expanded filtering might increase maintenance overhead.Adding
"pot__account"tolist_filterexpands search usability, but ensure frequent filters remain relevant to average admin usage, as too many filters can complicate the UI.
29-29: Keep the comment concise or remove if self-descriptive.The comment effectively describes the reason for the prefetch, but if the model names are self-explanatory, consider simplifying it to:
# Prefetch related fields to prevent N+1 queriesdonations/api.py (1)
1-1: Consider import usage cleanup.
OpenApiParameteris not used in this file. Removing unused imports helps maintain clarity, reduces confusion, and adheres to best practices.-from drf_spectacular.utils import ( - OpenApiExample, - OpenApiParameter, - OpenApiResponse, - extend_schema, -) +from drf_spectacular.utils import ( + OpenApiExample, + OpenApiResponse, + extend_schema, +)accounts/models.py (2)
3-3: Remove unused imports.
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71-132: Robust error handling and data enrichment.
- The approach for fetching NEAR social profile data is well-structured.
- Logging errors is good for transparency.
- Consider implementing a timeout with
requests.get(..., timeout=...)orrequests.post(..., timeout=...)to handle slow or unresponsive endpoints gracefully.donations/models.py (5)
1-1: Remove unusedimport token.This import overlaps with the
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2-3: Remove unused imports.Several imports (
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68-74: Remove commented-out code if it's no longer needed.If you've replaced the
ftlogic with the newtokenreference and won't need it in the future, consider removing this commented-out block.- # ft = models.ForeignKey( - # Account, # should probably be Token - # on_delete=models.CASCADE, - # related_name="ft_donations", - # null=False, - # help_text=_("Donation FT."), - # )
213-217: Remove unused local variables.
existing_*_usdvariables are assigned but never used, creating dead code.- existing_total_amount_usd = self.total_amount_usd - existing_net_amount_usd = self.net_amount_usd - existing_protocol_fee_usd = self.protocol_fee_usd - existing_referrer_fee_usd = self.referrer_fee_usd - existing_chef_fee_usd = self.chef_fee_usd🧰 Tools
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existing_protocol_fee_usdis assigned to but never usedRemove assignment to unused variable
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existing_referrer_fee_usdis assigned to but never usedRemove assignment to unused variable
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217-217: Local variable
existing_chef_fee_usdis assigned to but never usedRemove assignment to unused variable
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220-246: Consider refining broad exception handling.Catching the general
Exceptionmight obscure specific errors. Use narrower exception classes or at least re-raise after logging to aid debugging.except Exception as e: logger.error(f"Failed to calculate and save USD prices: {e}") + # Optionally re-raise for better visibility: + # raiselists/api.py (1)
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donations/serializers.py (1)
5-5: Remove unused imports.
SerializerMethodFieldandEXAMPLE_POT_IDare not being used in this file.- from rest_framework.serializers import (..., SerializerMethodField, ...) - from pots.serializers import EXAMPLE_POT_ID, ...Also applies to: 9-9
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grantpicks/api.py (3)
1-2: Remove unused imports.
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15-29: Remove unused imports from accounts and donations.
The following imports are unused, leading to dead code and potential confusion:
PAGINATED_ACCOUNT_EXAMPLE(line 17)AccountSerializer(line 18)PaginatedAccountsResponseSerializer(line 19)Donation(line 24)PAGINATED_DONATION_EXAMPLE(line 26)DonationSerializer(line 27)PaginatedDonationsResponseSerializer(line 28)StatsResponseSerializer(line 23)-from accounts.serializers import ( - PAGINATED_ACCOUNT_EXAMPLE, - AccountSerializer, - PaginatedAccountsResponseSerializer, -) -from base.api import StatsResponseSerializer -from donations.models import Donation -from donations.serializers import ( - PAGINATED_DONATION_EXAMPLE, - DonationSerializer, - PaginatedDonationsResponseSerializer, -)🧰 Tools
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base.api.StatsResponseSerializerimported but unusedRemove unused import:
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donations.models.Donationimported but unusedRemove unused import:
donations.models.Donation(F401)
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217-240: Consider removing or clarifying commented-out code.
Lines 219, 225, and 226 contain commented-out references toprojectandvotes. To keep the codebase free of clutter, remove or refactor this code if it is truly unnecessary, or add a comment explaining why it's intentionally left for future use.-# project = Project.objects.get(id=project_id) -# votes = round_obj.votes.filter(pairs__project_id=project_id) -# vote_pairs = project.vote_pairs.all()accounts/serializers.py (1)
2-2: Remove unused importsModelSerializerandSerializerMethodField.
They are not used anywhere in the file. Unused imports may trigger linter errors and can clutter the code.-from rest_framework.serializers import ModelSerializer, SerializerMethodField🧰 Tools
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lists/serializers.py (4)
1-2: Remove unused import.
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9-12: Prefer explicitly enumerating fields over__all__.
Usingfields = '__all__'inListUpvoteSerializercan inadvertently expose sensitive or future model fields. Enumerating the fields more explicitly may improve security and maintainability.
16-16: Consider marking the field read-only or providing a default.
registrations_countis set asrequired=False, but you might also considerread_only=Trueor a default value if it’s only for display or computed data.
35-37: Nested serializers look fine, but verify potential performance overhead.
Serializing large relationships can be expensive. If performance becomes an issue, consider a more selective approach or a separate endpoint for these nested resources.pots/api.py (3)
1-7: Remove unused imports.
django.utils.timezone(line 4) appears to be unused, and static analysis also indicates some imports may be redundant. Consider pruning them:import os from django.conf import settings -from django.utils import timezone from django.utils.decorators import method_decorator from django.views.decorators.cache import cache_page from drf_spectacular.utils import (🧰 Tools
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35-35:PotApplicationimport is unused.
Remove it if the class is never referenced in this file.-from .models import Pot, PotApplication, PotApplicationStatus, PotFactory +from .models import Pot, PotApplicationStatus, PotFactory🧰 Tools
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355-394: Consider file IO error handling inMpdaoVoterMixin.
Reading fromlast-snapshot-AllVoters.jsoncould fail if the file is missing or corrupted. Adding graceful error handling might be beneficial.accounts/api.py (3)
5-11: Remove unusedOpenApiTypes.
It’s imported but not referenced in subsequent code. Keeping only required imports improves clarity.from drf_spectacular.utils import ( OpenApiExample, OpenApiParameter, OpenApiResponse, - OpenApiTypes, extend_schema, )🧰 Tools
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19-19:loggerimport appears unused.
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50-93:DonorsAPIsorting logic is rudimentary but effective.
Only “most_donated_usd” is supported. If you plan to expand, consider a more scalable sorting approach or referencing a known set of fields.grantpicks/models.py (2)
9-11: Remove unused import frompots.models
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354-360: Flatten nested if statements
You can simplify the nested condition insaveto a singleif.Proposed change:
-def save(self, *args, **kwargs): - if self._state.adding: # If the account is being created (not updated) - if not self.chain_id: - self.chain = Chain.objects.get(name="stellar") - super().save(*args, **kwargs) +def save(self, *args, **kwargs): + if self._state.adding and not self.chain_id: + self.chain = Chain.objects.get(name="stellar") + super().save(*args, **kwargs)🧰 Tools
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1-12: Remove unused imports
timedelta,Decimal, andformat_dateare never used. Removing them reduces clutter and avoids confusion.Proposed fix:
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326-388: Long method inupdate_configs
Consider refactoring this method into smaller helpers for improved readability and maintainability.grantpicks/serializers.py (1)
7-7: Remove the unused import of “Vote.”Static analysis indicates that
Voteis imported but never referenced. Cleaning up unused imports helps maintain clarity.-from .models import Project, ProjectContact, ProjectContract, ProjectRepository, Round, Vote, VotePair +from .models import Project, ProjectContact, ProjectContract, ProjectRepository, Round, VotePair🧰 Tools
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5-5: Remove unused import of “settings.”Static analysis flags
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8-8: Remove unused import of “NearSocialProfileDataSerializer.”This import is never referenced. Clean up to reduce clutter.
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indexer_app/handler.py (13)
1-1: Remove the unusedasyncioimport.The
asynciomodule is never referenced in this file, producing a lint warning. Consider removing this import for cleanliness.- import asyncio🧰 Tools
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12-12: Remove the unusedGetEventsResponseimport.This import from
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16-16: Remove the unusedStellarEventimport.
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71-75: Clean up commented-out code.These commented lines can either be removed or reactivated if needed. Continuing to leave them in may add confusion.
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88-88: Rename or remove the unused loop variable.
shard_indexis not used within the loop body. Renaming it to_shard_indexor removing it prevents confusion.- for shard_index, shard in enumerate(streamer_message.shards): + for _shard_index, shard in enumerate(streamer_message.shards):🧰 Tools
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90-90: Rename or remove the unused loop variable.
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122-122: Replace the print statement with logger for consistency.Using
logger.infoorlogger.debugwill maintain unified logging practices.- print("parsa parsa...", parsed_log) + logger.info(f"parsa parsa... {parsed_log}")
190-191: Combine nested if statements for clarity.Per static analysis, merge these conditions into a single
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409-409: Eliminate the unusedlistObjectvariable.The result of
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nadabot/migrations/0002_rename_id_nadabotregistry_account.py (3)
1-4: Standard Django Migration Header & Import StatementThe header and import statements are standard and correctly generated for a Django migration file.
6-11: Dependency Declaration CheckThe migration correctly declares a dependency on the initial migration (
0001_initial) of thenadabotapp, ensuring proper order during schema changes.
12-18: Field Renaming OperationThe migration operation renames the field in the
NadabotRegistrymodel fromidtoaccount. This change is consistent with similar renaming patterns in thetokensandpotsmigrations provided in the relevant snippets.tokens/migrations/0003_token_coingecko_id.py (1)
12-23: Review of the migration adding coingecko_id fieldThe migration adds a new CharField
coingecko_idto the Token model with some considerations:
preserve_default=Falsemeans this field will be required for all new Token instances after migration. Ensure this is the intended behavior.The default value "near" seems specific for this migration. Consider if this is appropriate as a temporary default or if it should be more generic.
The verbose_name "coingecko_id" is redundant since Django would use the field name automatically.
Consider if
unique=Trueshould be added if each token should have a unique CoinGecko ID.indexer_app/models.py (2)
19-19: Good update on the block_timestamp field.Adding
blank=Trueto theblock_timestampfield is appropriate since the field already hasnull=True. This makes the field properly optional in both Django forms and database storage, which aligns with best practices for optional fields.
24-24: LGTM!No substantial changes to the
updated_atfield; just a whitespace adjustment in the closing parenthesis.indexer_app/admin.py (1)
8-8: Good admin interface improvement.Adding
block_timestampto thelist_displaymakes sense now that this field has been made optional in the model. This improves visibility of the timestamp data in the admin interface without requiring administrators to click into individual records.indexer_app/migrations/0003_alter_blockheight_block_timestamp.py (1)
1-23: Migration looks correct and consistent.This migration properly captures the changes made to the
block_timestampfield in theBlockHeightmodel, adding theblank=Trueattribute while maintaining the existing attributes. The migration correctly depends on the previous0002_blockheight_block_timestampmigration.nadabot/migrations/0003_alter_group_rule_type_alter_group_rule_val_and_more.py (1)
1-52: Migration looks good apart from noted issuesThis migration aligns with the project-wide standardization of field definitions by adding consistent help_text, verbose_name, and nullability options. This improves code documentation and database schema clarity, matching similar changes in other app migrations.
pots/migrations/0015_alter_potpayout_options_and_more.py (6)
105-115: Well-implemented model constraint for exclusivity.The check constraint properly ensures that either
potorroundmust be present, but not both, enforcing a clean data model. This approach is preferable to application-level validation as it guarantees data integrity at the database level.
47-58: Good model evolution to support both pot and round-based payouts.The migration effectively modifies the data model to support two different payout scenarios by making
potnullable and adding theroundfield. The related_name attributes are well-chosen, making it easy to navigate relationships from both sides.Also applies to: 83-93
35-46: Well-structured on_chain_id implementation.The
on_chain_idfield is properly defined with appropriate indexing and uniqueness constraints. This will facilitate efficient lookups when integrating with on-chain data. The db_index and unique constraints will ensure optimal database performance.
21-24: Good migration from unique_together to UniqueConstraint.This change follows Django best practices by replacing the deprecated
unique_togetherwith explicitUniqueConstraint. This approach is more flexible and aligns with Django's recommendation for constraint definition.Also applies to: 116-121
9-14: Verify dependency ordering.The migration depends on several other migrations across different apps. While the dependencies look correct, ensure they're ordered appropriately if there are any cross-app foreign key relationships that might be affected.
122-132: Consistent constraint pattern across models.The check constraint for
potpayoutchallengemirrors the one forpotpayout, which maintains consistency in your data model design. This parallel structure will make the codebase more maintainable and easier to understand.grantpicks/admin.py (1)
3-3: Placeholder for Admin Registrations
The comment on line 3 clearly indicates that models should be registered here. Once models are added, ensure that the necessary admin registration code is implemented.nadabot/tests.py (1)
3-3: Test File Scaffold Confirmation
The placeholder comment on line 3 indicates where tests should be added. Once tests are implemented, ensure they provide adequate coverage for the corresponding functionality.nadabot/views.py (1)
3-3: Views File Placeholder
The comment on line 3 serves as a reminder to create views. Please ensure that as view logic is added, the appropriate imports and error handling are implemented.nadabot/admin.py (1)
3-3: Admin File Placeholder
The comment on line 3 effectively indicates that you'll register models here in the near future.chains/views.py (1)
3-3: View File Scaffold Confirmation
The placeholder comment on line 3 is appropriate. As development progresses, ensure the addition of corresponding view logic and proper error handling.nadabot/apps.py (1)
1-7: Django app configuration looks good.The
NadabotConfigclass correctly sets up the Django application with appropriate default auto field and app name configuration. This follows Django's best practices for application configuration.grantpicks/apps.py (1)
1-7: Django app configuration looks good.The
GrantpicksConfigclass correctly sets up the Django application with appropriate default auto field and app name configuration. This follows Django's best practices for application configuration.base/serializers.py (1)
4-8: Custom decimal field implementation looks good.The
TwoDecimalPlacesFieldcorrectly handles the formatting of decimal values to two decimal places, with proper handling ofNonevalues. This will ensure consistent decimal representation across serializers.donations/migrations/0008_alter_donation_tx_hash.py (1)
1-23: Migration for transaction hash field looks good.This migration correctly updates the
tx_hashfield definition to match the standardized approach used in other models throughout the application (as seen in the activities and pots migrations). The field specifications withmax_length=64,null=True, help text and verbose name are consistent with the project's standards.api/pagination.py (1)
11-24: OpenAPI parameters defined correctlyThe pagination parameters are well-defined with clear descriptions, properly using the OpenAPI types and parameter locations.
chains/admin.py (1)
6-18: Admin registration looks goodThe ChainAdmin class is properly configured with appropriate list_display, search_fields, list_filter, and ordering settings. This provides a good admin interface for managing Chain records.
pots/migrations/0007_potpayout_token.py (1)
15-25: Consider on_delete behavior implicationsThe migration correctly adds the token field as a ForeignKey with a helpful description. However, note that using CASCADE for on_delete means that if a Token is deleted, all related PotPayouts will also be deleted. Make sure this is the intended behavior, as it could lead to data loss.
If you want to preserve the PotPayout records when a Token is deleted, consider using SET_NULL instead (since the field already allows null=True):
field=models.ForeignKey( help_text="Payout token.", null=True, - on_delete=django.db.models.deletion.CASCADE, + on_delete=django.db.models.deletion.SET_NULL, related_name="pot_payouts", to="tokens.token", ),.gitignore (3)
67-67: Good addition for Redis database dumpsAdding
dump.rdbto .gitignore is appropriate as these are Redis database dump files that shouldn't be committed to version control.
103-103: Good addition for Pyright configurationAdding
pyrightconfig.jsonto .gitignore is a good practice for Python projects using the Pyright type checker, as these configuration files are often user-specific.
137-137: Improved static directory exclusionUsing
/static/with a leading slash makes the gitignore rule more specific - it will only ignore the static directory at the root of the project, not any directory named "static" in subdirectories.nadabot/serializers.py (1)
9-9: TODO comments should be addressedThere are TODO comments in both serializers about potentially adjusting fields for formatting datetimes or adding convenience fields. Consider creating issues to track these improvements for future implementation.
Also applies to: 15-15
tokens/migrations/0005_alter_token_coingecko_id_alter_token_icon_and_more.py (1)
12-56: Migration looks goodThis migration properly modifies the fields to allow both null and blank values, which is consistent with optional fields in Django models. The help text and verbose_name attributes provide good context for each field.
nadabot/utils.py (1)
5-9: Good pattern differentiation based on environmentThe conditional pattern selection based on environment is a good practice for handling different deployment scenarios.
tokens/migrations/0002_token_icon_token_name_token_symbol.py (2)
12-39: Migration looks goodThis migration appropriately adds the new fields to the Token model with proper field types and attributes. The help text provides good context for each field's purpose.
16-21: Note on field constraintsThis migration adds the fields with
null=Truebut withoutblank=True. I noticed that migration 0005 later addsblank=Trueto these fields. While both approaches work, it might have been more efficient to add both constraints in a single migration.Also applies to: 25-27, 32-37
grantpicks/migrations/0002_round_chain_rounddeposit_memo_and_more.py (4)
9-13: Dependencies are properly ordered with relevant migrations.The migration correctly includes dependencies on previous migrations from both the
accountsandchainsapplications, ensuring the database schema is applied in the correct order.
16-28: Thechainfield addition to Round model is well-structured.The foreign key relationship to the
chains.chainmodel is properly defined with:
- Optional field (blank=True, null=True)
- Descriptive help text
- CASCADE deletion behavior
- Appropriate related names for reverse lookups
Just be aware that using CASCADE for on_delete means if a Chain is deleted, all associated Rounds will be deleted as well. Verify this is the intended behavior.
29-35: Thememofield addition to RoundDeposit is well-defined.The text field is properly configured as optional with descriptive help text.
36-44: Theapproved_projectsfield alteration is properly structured.The many-to-many relationship with
accounts.accountincludes appropriate help text and a clear related_name for reverse lookups. This will allow easy bidirectional navigation between rounds and approved projects.pots/migrations/0004_alter_potapplication_tx_hash_and_more.py (4)
12-22: Consistent tx_hash field definition for PotApplication.The tx_hash field is properly standardized as a CharField with appropriate max_length, nullability, and descriptive text.
23-32: Consistent tx_hash field definition for PotApplicationReview.The standardization maintains consistency with other transaction hash fields across models.
33-42: Consistent tx_hash field definition for PotPayout.The standardization follows the same pattern, ensuring uniform handling of transaction hashes.
43-52: Consistent tx_hash field definition for PotPayoutChallengeAdminResponse.The standardization completes the consistent field definition across all relevant models.
Consider verifying whether a maximum length of 64 characters is sufficient for all blockchain transaction hashes you'll be storing. Some blockchains may have transaction hashes with different lengths.
pyproject.toml (3)
12-12: Upgraded near-lake-framework dependency.The version has been updated from
^0.0.7to^0.1.3, which appears to be a minor version upgrade. Ensure that this version is compatible with your codebase and that any breaking changes have been addressed.
20-20: Reformatted sentry-sdk dependency declaration.Added a space after the extras key for improved readability.
23-26: Added new dependencies to enhance functionality.Four new dependencies have been added:
drf-spectacular: For API documentation and schema generationdjango-extensions: For additional Django development utilitiespsutil: For system resource monitoringstellar-sdk: For Stellar blockchain integrationThese additions align with the broader project enhancements mentioned in the PR summary. Ensure that these dependencies are properly utilized in the codebase and that any configuration changes required for these packages are included in this PR.
indexer_app/management/commands/runspotindexer.py (3)
1-4: Appropriate imports for the management command.The imports are focused and include only what's needed: the base command class and the specific Celery task to be invoked.
6-14: Well-structured command class with clear argument definition.The command follows Django's management command conventions with:
- Clear help text
- Properly defined required argument with type validation
- Descriptive help text for the argument
16-27:✅ Verification successful
Good implementation with error handling for task invocation.
The handle method:
- Correctly extracts the argument from options
- Uses the Celery task's delay method for asynchronous execution
- Provides clear success feedback
- Properly catches and reports exceptions
Consider verifying that the related
spot_index_near_eventsCelery task is properly defined and registered in the Celery app configuration.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Verify that the spot_index_near_events task is properly defined grep -r "def spot_index_near_events" indexer_app/Length of output: 113
Task Definition Verified: The asynchronous task invocation and error handling are implemented correctly.
- The
handlemethod correctly extracts the option, calls the Celery task asynchronously viadelay(), and provides clear success/error feedback.- The grep check confirms that the
spot_index_near_eventstask is defined inindexer_app/tasks.py(e.g., at the linedef spot_index_near_events(start_block):).- Please ensure that the Celery task is properly registered in the Celery app configuration (via autodiscovery or explicit registration) so that it is correctly discovered at runtime.
pots/migrations/0016_alter_potapplication_project.py (1)
14-27:❓ Verification inconclusive
Field name "project" points to accounts.account model
This migration alters the "project" field to reference the "accounts.account" model. While functionally correct, there's a potential semantic discrepancy between the field name "project" and the model it references. This might be confusing for future developers unless Account objects are conceptually treated as Projects in your domain model.
Otherwise, the migration is properly structured with appropriate nullability, cascade behavior, and related_name for reverse access.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Verify how Account and Project models are related in the codebase echo "Checking Account model definition..." rg "class Account" -A 10 --glob "*.py" echo "Checking for Project model definitions..." rg "class Project" -A 10 --glob "*.py" echo "Checking PotApplication model usage of project field..." rg "class PotApplication" -A 20 --glob "*.py"Length of output: 20903
Clarification Needed: 'project' Field References Accounts Model
The migration alters the “project” field on the PotApplication model so that it references the accounts.Account model. Given that there is a distinct Project model (defined in grantpicks/models.py), this naming could be misleading unless it’s intended that Account objects conceptually represent projects in this context.
- Please verify that using accounts.Account for the “project” field is intentional.
- If Account objects are indeed meant to serve as projects, consider adding documentation or a clarifying comment to reduce future confusion.
- Otherwise, you may need to revisit the field’s naming or target model to align with the domain model’s intent.
donations/migrations/0011_remove_donation_ft_alter_donation_token.py (1)
14-28: LGTM: Clean migration for token field refactoringThis migration properly removes the obsolete "ft" field and updates the "token" field to be a ForeignKey to "tokens.token" with appropriate cascade behavior and related_name. The migration depends on the previous migration (0010) which likely handled data migration from "ft" to "token".
This follows database schema best practices by:
- Creating a new field first (in previous migrations)
- Migrating data between fields (in migration 0010)
- Finally removing the old field and properly configuring the new one
indexer_app/management/commands/killspotindexer.py (4)
1-5: LGTM: Clean importsThe imports are appropriately chosen for the command's functionality, importing only what's needed from the Celery library and Django's command framework.
7-9: LGTM: Clear command help textThe command class provides a clear, descriptive help text that explains its purpose.
10-21: LGTM: Error handling for inactive workersThe command properly handles the case where no active tasks are found or the worker connection fails, providing a clear warning message.
29-33: LGTM: Clear success messageThe command provides a clear success message indicating all tasks in the specified queue have been revoked.
pots/migrations/0003_alter_potapplication_options_and_more.py (1)
12-33: LGTM: Well-structured model options migrationThis migration properly sets the
verbose_name_pluralfor multiple models in thepotsapp, which will improve the readability and usability of the Django admin interface. The changes are consistent and follow Django's naming conventions.Each model's plural form is appropriately formatted with proper capitalization and spacing (e.g., "Pot Applications" instead of "Potapplications").
accounts/admin.py (1)
14-14: Addednear_social_profile_datato admin list display.This change enhances the admin interface by displaying NEAR social profile data for each account. Make sure this field is properly defined in the Account model.
activities/admin.py (1)
22-22: Added autocomplete fields for better usability.The addition of
autocomplete_fieldsfor signer and receiver is a good usability improvement for the admin interface, making it easier to select related objects.grantpicks/migrations/0004_alter_round_on_chain_id_and_more.py (2)
13-35: Well-structured migration with appropriate constraints.The changes to make
on_chain_idanIntegerFieldwith descriptive help text and adding unique constraints on appropriate field combinations improve data integrity. These constraints will prevent duplicate entries with the same chain/round and on_chain_id combinations.
1-1:✅ Verification successful
Migration file has a future date.
The migration file indicates it was generated on 2024-11-05, which is in the future. While this might be intentional, typically Django migration files use the current date. Check if this future date could cause any issues with migration ordering or deployment.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check all migration files in the grantpicks app to verify the ordering echo "Checking migration files in grantpicks app:" ls -la */migrations/*.py | grep grantpicksLength of output: 5017
Migration header date verified
The migration file
grantpicks/migrations/0004_alter_round_on_chain_id_and_more.pyshows a header generated by Django on 2024-11-05 10:41. Given that the current timeline is March 2025, this date isn’t in the future relative to now. Since Django orders migrations by their file numbering rather than the header date, this discrepancy does not affect migration ordering or deployment. If the header’s date is confusing, you might consider regenerating the migration to reflect the current date—but technically, no changes are required.chains/models.py (1)
38-45: ValidateCheckConstraintlogic with tests.The
evm_chain_id_checkconstraint is good. It might help to add test cases covering bothTrue/Falseforevm_compatto confirm that constraints raise errors or allow records as expected.base/api.py (1)
21-26: Serializer design looks good.These fields capture the required statistics. The serializer is concise, typed, and well-suited for the
StatsAPI.scripts/after_install.sh (2)
53-55: Graceful approach to migrations.Commenting out the service stop/start lines helps avoid downtime but be sure to handle migration failures or rollbacks if any issues occur after migrations are applied.
Also applies to: 59-60
73-78: Verify Gunicorn reload vs. full service restart.Killing Gunicorn with
--signal=HUPis typically safe for a graceful reload. Ensure no issues arise if the application state changes drastically due to migrations or environment updates. Continuing with a full restart might be safer for major changes.nadabot/models.py (4)
7-10: TextChoices forProviderStatusare well-structured.Enums improve readability and reduce the chance of invalid status values. This is a good approach.
22-66: Add indexing or unique constraints if needed.The
NadabotRegistryreferences multiple fields important for identification (owner,account). If there's a chance a registry'sownercould also be anadmin, or if there's a global uniqueness requirement, consider covering these constraints or clarifying if multiple owners/admins can overlap.
98-220: Validate large integer usage and default values.
gasis aBigIntegerField, which is correct for large values. Consider making it strictly positive, or defining a default of 0 if negative usage is not expected. Similarly, confirm whetheron_chain_idordefault_weightshould allow zero or negative values.
221-240: Check time unit consistency for verification dates.
Stamp.verified_atis aDateField, whereasProvider.submitted_atuses aDateTimeFieldin milliseconds. Ensure your logic for verifying stamps aligns with the date/time resolution your domain requires.pots/utils.py (4)
6-9: Regex patterns look good.The conditional assignment of
BASE_PATTERNfor each environment is straightforward and correct. No concerns here.
13-14: Good addition of the boundary marker in the regex pattern.Using
^{BASE_PATTERN}$prevents partial matches and enforces a stricter pattern match for pot factory accounts. This helps avoid accidental matches for longer strings.
19-20: Validate special characters in subaccounts.Including
-in the bracket ensures subaccounts with hyphens are accepted. This is valid, but confirm that your environment strictly allows hyphens in account names to avoid potential mismatch with real-world constraints.Do you need hyphens for NEAR subaccounts or other chain constraints? If unsure, please verify it matches the actual naming rules of your environment.
24-26: Functionis_relevant_accountis straightforward.This function’s logic looks concise and correct. No issues noted.
indexer_app/examples.txt (1)
17-18: Inconsistent timestamp field namingThere's an inconsistency between the timestamp field names:
- POT DONATION uses
donated_at: TimestampMs- DIRECT DONATION uses
donated_at_ms: TimestampMsBoth have the same type but different names, which might cause confusion.
Consider using consistent naming for fields that represent the same concept:
// In POT DONATION -pub donated_at: TimestampMs, +pub donated_at_ms: TimestampMs, // Or in DIRECT DONATION -pub donated_at_ms: TimestampMs, +pub donated_at: TimestampMs,Also applies to: 48-49
scripts/after_install_testnet.sh (3)
37-37: Good addition of dependency lockingAdding
poetry lock --no-updateensures dependency consistency without updating versions, which helps prevent unexpected changes during deployment.
54-56: Improved deployment strategy to minimize downtimeCommenting out the service stopping commands during migrations is a good approach to reduce unnecessary downtime.
Consider updating the comment to be more definitive since this appears to be a permanent improvement rather than a temporary change:
- # COMMENTING OUT FOR NOW AS I BELIEVE STOPPING SERVICES IS UNNECESSARY + # We don't stop services during migrations to avoid unnecessary downtime
64-74: Improved service management with graceful reloadingThese changes improve the deployment process by:
- Always running collectstatic regardless of migration status
- Using HUP signal for graceful Gunicorn reload instead of a full restart
- Only restarting the necessary Celery services
This approach minimizes downtime and follows best practices for zero-downtime deployments.
scripts/after_install_dev.sh (3)
37-37: Good addition of dependency lockingAdding
poetry lock --no-updateensures dependency consistency without updating versions, which helps prevent unexpected changes during deployment.
54-56: Improved deployment strategy to minimize downtimeCommenting out the service stopping commands during migrations helps reduce unnecessary downtime, consistent with the changes in the testnet script.
Consider updating the comment to be more definitive since this appears to be a permanent improvement rather than a temporary change:
- # COMMENTING OUT FOR NOW AS I BELIEVE STOPPING SERVICES CREATES UNNECESSARY DOWNTIME + # We don't stop services during migrations to avoid unnecessary downtime
64-74: Improved service management with graceful reloadingThese changes improve the deployment process by:
- Always running collectstatic regardless of migration status
- Using HUP signal for graceful Gunicorn reload instead of a full restart
- Only restarting the necessary Celery services
This approach minimizes downtime and maintains consistency with the testnet environment.
tokens/admin.py (3)
8-17: Enhanced admin display with more token metadataThe updated
list_displayshows more relevant token information (account, name, symbol, coingecko_id, icon) which improves usability in the admin interface. The change from "id" to "account" in search_fields suggests a schema change where tokens are now referenced by account.
38-38: Updated search field to align with Token model changesThe change from
token__idtotoken__accountinsearch_fieldsis consistent with the changes in TokenAdmin, suggesting a schema change in how tokens are referenced.
25-32:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify the intentional removal of permission restrictions
Commenting out the permission methods (
has_add_permission,has_change_permission,has_delete_permission) changes the behavior from explicitly denying these permissions to using Django's default permission system, which could unintentionally grant permissions that were previously restricted.If this change is intentional, consider adding a comment explaining why the restrictions were removed. If not, these methods should be restored:
def has_add_permission(self, request): return False def has_change_permission(self, request, obj=None): return False def has_delete_permission(self, request, obj=None): return FalseLet's check if any documentation or changes in the model suggest why these permissions were modified:
Also applies to: 41-48
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Search for changes to the Token model that might explain the permission changes rg -A 5 "class Token" --type pyLength of output: 1563
Attention: Confirm Permission Restriction Changes
It looks like the explicit permission restrictions in
tokens/admin.py(lines 25–32 and 41–48) have been removed—switching from a definitive "deny" to relying on Django’s default behavior. Our search through the code (especially intokens/models.pyand related files) didn’t reveal any accompanying documentation or changes in the Token model that would clarify this decision.
Action Required:
- If this change is intentional, please add an inline comment explaining the rationale for dropping the explicit permission denials.
- If the removal was not intended, restore the methods as shown below:
def has_add_permission(self, request): return False def has_change_permission(self, request, obj=None): return False def has_delete_permission(self, request, obj=None): return FalseREADME.md (12)
14-15: Endpoints look good.New paginated endpoints for donations received and sent improve the API’s utility by offering more granular insights into account-level donations.
17-18: Endpoints look good.Additional paginated endpoints for pot applications and list-registrations extend functionality for account status lookups.
23-23: Endpoint documentation enhancement.The new random registration endpoint is clearly documented and improves discoverability of the feature.
25-25: Endpoint looks good.The donate contract config endpoint provides clarity for contract details.
112-112: Updated pagination looks good.Switching to
pageandpage_sizealigns well with standard paginated API designs, and a default of 30 is reasonable.
139-140: Endpoint addition is valid.The
GET /accounts/{ACCOUNT_ID}/pot_applications(paginated) endpoint is well documented.
141-142: Status-based filtering is helpful.Documenting available query params for pot applications fosters clarity in use cases.
165-166: Filter by category is clear.Providing straightforward query param instructions for project categories is valuable for custom searches.
167-168: Endpoint addition is valid.Documenting the random registration retrieval for a given list is a great addition.
169-170: Filter usage is clearly documented.Clarifies how to retrieve specific statuses.
171-172: Clear section introduction.This dedicated section for the donate contract config endpoint aids discoverability.
173-173: Endpoint addition is valid.The documentation for
GET /donate_contract_configis clear and consistent with the rest of the API reference.base/celery.py (3)
38-52: New scheduled tasks appear consistent.The 5-minute and 1-minute schedule intervals look appropriate for quickly updating pot statistics and processing Stellar events. Confirm concurrency control to avoid excessive load on your APIs if these tasks are CPU or network-intensive.
58-60: Expanded task routing is correct.All newly introduced tasks are properly assigned to the
beat_tasksqueue, maintaining consistent routing architecture.
63-64: Queue naming is clear.Defining
SPOT_INDEXER_QUEUE_NAMEaligns with naming conventions and clarifies usage.tokens/models.py (8)
5-6: Dependency imports look fine.Libraries (
requestsanddjango.conf.settings) are required for fetching data and reading configuration.
12-13: Logger and date utility usage is appropriate.These imports facilitate structured logging and date formatting.
16-16: Model declaration is consistent.
Tokenmodel is well-structured. Ensure migrations are run after referencingAccountas a primary key.
23-29: Newnamefield integrates well.No issues, though watch for the overshadowing import
from os import name.🧰 Tools
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23-23: Redefinition of unused
namefrom line 3(F811)
30-36: Symbol field is valid.Using a CharField for token symbols is standard.
48-54: CoinGecko field is logically named.
coingecko_idis clearly descriptive; no immediate concerns.
64-105: Price-fetching logic is comprehensive.The fallback to existing records plus the external request to CoinGecko looks well-structured. Check for potential rate-limiting issues and appropriate error handling if repeated calls occur in a short timeframe.
17-22:❓ Verification inconclusive
Primary key usage with
account.Replacing the default ID with a one-to-one relationship is a major change. Double-check related logic and references in your codebase to ensure it doesn’t break foreign keys or references to the old primary key.
You can run a quick search to confirm usage:
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Searching code references to old Token id usage rg -A 5 "Token.objects.get\(id="Length of output: 881
Primary Key Change – Verify Affected Migration Queries
The change replaces the default auto-generated
idwith a one-to-one relationship toAccountas the primary key. A search forToken.objects.get(id=revealed usage only in the migration scripts:
pots/migrations/0008_migrate_ft_to_token.pydonations/migrations/0010_migrate_ft_to_token.pyPlease review these migration files to ensure they correctly handle the new primary key. In particular, verify whether the queries should reference the new key (e.g., using the related account field) or if they’re safe as-is because they operate on frozen historical models. Adjust them if needed so that foreign key relationships or other dependencies aren’t inadvertently broken.
nadabot/migrations/0001_initial.py (1)
371-420: Cleanly implemented unique constraint on(registry, account).Declaring
unique_togetherenforces a robust validation preventing duplicate blacklist entries. This is a well-structured approach. The rest of theBlackListmodel fields also seem to align with your intended logic.pots/migrations/0014_alter_potapplication_unique_together_and_more.py (1)
99-107: Great use of check constraints for conditional foreign keys.This
pot_or_roundconstraint ensures eitherpotorroundis populated, but not both. This enforces data integrity at the database level and simplifies validation logic in the application.pots/admin.py (13)
25-29: Looks good for conditional queryset assignment.
The conditional logic correctly ensures the instance is present before assigning querysets toadminsandwhitelisted_deployers.
41-42: Nice enhancement to list and search fields.
Updatinglist_displayandsearch_fieldsto use more descriptive fields improves admin usability.
74-74: Consistent approach for conditional queryset assignment.
Ensuringinstance.pkexists before assigning theadminsqueryset mirrors the logic inPotFactoryForm.
82-83: Good expansion oflist_displayandsearch_fields.
Displayingnameand searching bydeployer__idprovide quick filtering in the admin.
105-114: Form customization looks good.
Customizing theapplicantwidget’s placeholder is a helpful UX enhancement.
119-119: Explicit form usage is clear.
Declaringform = PotApplicationAdminFormmakes the admin’s behavior easier to follow.
121-123: Appropriatesearch_fieldsandautocomplete_fields.
Searching onpot__accountandapplicant__idaligns well with typical usage patterns. Autocomplete fields further enhance admin usability.
159-159: New custom display method.
application_applicant_idinlist_displayadds clarity. Consider handling edge cases whereobj.applicationorobj.application.applicantmight be missing or invalid.
168-171: Improved usability withautocomplete_fields.
Allowing autocomplete forapplicationandreviewerhelps in data-heavy scenarios.
173-176: PotentialNonechecks for application or applicant.
Ensureapplicationandapplication.applicantare neverNonebefore accessing.id, or handle it gracefully.
190-191: Updated search fields for payouts.
Filtering bypot__accountandrecipient__idis straightforward and improves admin discoverability.
206-207: Challenger-based search is a good addition.
Ensures quick lookups for potential disputes or challenges.
222-223: Verify'challenger__id'insearch_fields.
PotPayoutChallengeAdminResponsemay or may not have directchallengerrelationship fields. Confirm this reference is valid to avoid runtime errors.base/settings.py (8)
35-40: Expanded ALLOWED_HOSTS is suitable for multi-domain setups.
Double-check that all domains pointing to this app are included.
63-88: Environment-based addresses and TLA logic look coherent.
Defining environment-based contract IDs and addresses per environment variable is a good practice.
110-111: Addition of new apps to INSTALLED_APPS is consistent.
Enablingdrf_spectacular,django_extensions,nadabot,chains, andgrantpicksshould integrate well with the rest of your codebase.Also applies to: 123-125
131-131: Pagination and throttle updates.
Changing toPageNumberPaginationand increasing the anon throttle to500/minutecan help moderate traffic. Also, settingDEFAULT_SCHEMA_CLASStodrf_spectacularis a good step for API docs.Also applies to: 139-139, 141-141
144-149: SPECTACULAR_SETTINGS usage
Providing a uniqueTITLEsuch as"PotLock Indexer API dev"or"PotLock Indexer API testnet"helps distinguish environments in docs.
184-199: Environment-based CORS origins.
Specifying allowed origins for each environment helps keep your deployment secure.
235-238:CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGIN_REGEXESensures flexible domain matching.
This allows more dynamic subdomains (e.g.potlock-next-[branch].vercel.app). Good approach for ephemeral environments.
390-390: Selective Sentry profiling based on environment.
Lowering the profiling sample rate in production is a prudent choice, balancing performance metrics vs. overhead.api/urls.py (7)
2-6: Imports for API schema generation look good.
These additions fromdrf_spectacularare correct and align well with best practices for auto-generating API documentation.
23-28: Granular imports for lists, pots, and grantpicks.
It’s good to see modular slicing of these APIs. This improves clarity and maintainability.Also applies to: 29-39
42-51: Schema endpoints are properly defined.
Exposingswagger-uiandredocviadrf_spectacularis standard. Great approach for documenting the API.
95-97: New endpoints for rounds, donation config, and donors.
These route definitions are clear. Ensure you add relevant unit tests for each endpoint to verify that queries, error handling, permissions, etc., function as intended.Also applies to: 101-103, 106-106
121-143: Comprehensive pots endpoints introduced.
It’s great to see separate endpoints for applications, donations, sponsors, and payouts. Confirm that all these newly introduced endpoints handle permission checks (if any) and pagination for performance.
160-169: MPDAO endpoints.
These voter endpoints look straightforward. Make sure to verify access control if needed, since this might reveal confidential or privileged voter data.
8-19:❓ Verification inconclusive
Confirm usage of imported classes.
All the account-related API classes are being imported together. Ensure that each view is referenced properly within the URL patterns to avoid unused imports.Please run:
to verify alignment between these imported classes and their actual definitions.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash rg -A 5 'class Account' accounts/api.pyLength of output: 1926
Review Verification: Confirm API Imports Are Used
The grep results confirm that the account-related API classes—namely,
AccountsListAPI,AccountDetailAPI,AccountActivePotsAPI,AccountPotApplicationsAPI,AccountDonationsReceivedAPI,AccountDonationsSentAPI,AccountPayoutsReceivedAPI,AccountListRegistrationsAPI, andAccountUpvotedListsAPI—all have corresponding definitions inaccounts/api.py.One note: the grep command did not reveal any definition for
DonorsAPIbecause its class name doesn’t include the “Account” prefix. Please verify thatDonorsAPIis:
- Defined (possibly in
accounts/api.pyor another appropriate module), and- Properly referenced in the URL patterns within the API configuration.
If
DonorsAPIis indeed defined and used, then all imports are justified. Otherwise, consider removing or correcting the import.pots/migrations/0012_alter_pot_base_currency_alter_pot_chef_and_more.py (5)
133-162: PotApplication fields: text and timestamps.
Allowingblank=True, null=Truefor message andupdated_atis appropriate for optional data. Confirm related forms or serializers handle these optional fields gracefully.
164-183: PotApplicationReview fields: notes and tx_hash.
The updated help_text clarifies usage. Good improvement for documentation.
185-193: PotFactory metadata changes.
Storing source metadata as a JSONField withblank=True, null=Trueis fine. Ensure upstream usage checks for empty/None.
195-226: PotPayout allowing null for amounts and payout date.
Indexingpaid_at(line 211) is a good call for queries on payout date. Validate if any constraints requirepaid_atto always have a value after a successful payout.
228-260: PotPayoutChallengeAdminResponse fields updated.
The modifications look consistent with the rest of the changes, maintaining uniform “tx_hash” usage.pots/migrations/0013_potpayoutchallenge_tx_hash.py (1)
13-22: New field “tx_hash” in PotPayoutChallenge.
This consolidates transaction-tracking capabilities across related pot models. Double-check that any references to the challenge’s transaction hash handlenull=Trueand blanks correctly.accounts/migrations/0003_alter_account_options.py (1)
1-18: Clear migration to improve database query performance on Account modelThis migration adds default ordering by
idto the Account model, which can help with query consistency and potentially optimize database queries.pots/migrations/0010_alter_potpayout_paid_at.py (1)
13-22: Well-structured field modification with performance optimizationAdding a database index (
db_index=True) to thepaid_atfield is a good optimization for a datetime field that will likely be used in filters and sorting operations. The nullable property makes sense for payouts that haven't been processed yet.lists/migrations/0005_alter_list_id.py (1)
13-22: Clear separation between database and on-chain identifiersGood job clearly documenting the distinction between database IDs and blockchain IDs. The help text provides important context that will help prevent confusion for developers working with this model in the future.
indexer_app/logging.py (1)
3-4:✅ Verification successful
New dependency added: psutil
Make sure
psutilis added to the project's requirements file to ensure it's installed in all environments.
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Attention: psutil Dependency Missing
It appears that the new dependency,
psutil, is not currently listed in any recognized dependency management files (e.g., requirements*.txt, setup.py, or pyproject.toml). Please addpsutilto one of these files so that it gets installed in every environment where the project runs.
- File: indexer_app/logging.py, Lines 3–4
- Action: Update the project's dependency file with the appropriate
psutilentry (e.g., addpsutil==<version>).
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#!/bin/bash # Check if psutil is listed in recognized dependency management files echo "Searching in requirements*.txt files:" grep -r "psutil" --include="requirements*.txt" . echo "Searching in setup.py:" grep -r "psutil" --include="setup.py" . echo "Searching in pyproject.toml:" grep -r "psutil" --include="pyproject.toml" .Length of output: 494
Dependency Verified:
psutilis properly trackedThe new dependency
psutilhas been added to thepyproject.tomlfile (with the version constraint^6.0.0), ensuring it's installed across all environments. No further changes are required regarding this dependency.lists/migrations/0003_alter_listupvote_options.py (1)
1-17: Migration looks goodThis migration properly sets the verbose_name_plural for the ListUpvote model to "List Upvotes", which follows Django's best practices for improving admin interface readability.
lists/migrations/0004_list_on_chain_id.py (1)
13-23:❓ Verification inconclusive
Potential uniqueness constraint issue
The migration adds a new field
on_chain_idwith a uniqueness constraint and default value of 1, but setspreserve_default=False. If there are multiple existing List records in the database, they could all receive the default value 1, violating the uniqueness constraint during migration.
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#!/bin/bash # Check if there are multiple existing List records echo "Checking if there are multiple List records that might cause uniqueness constraint issues..." python -c " import os, django os.environ.setdefault('DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE', 'your_project.settings') django.setup() from lists.models import List count = List.objects.count() print(f'Found {count} List records') if count > 1: print('WARNING: Migration might fail due to uniqueness constraint violation') else: print('No uniqueness constraint issue expected') "Length of output: 717
Manual Verification Required: Potential Uniqueness Constraint Issue in Migration
The migration adds the
on_chain_idfield withunique=Trueand a default value of 1. This setup risks a uniqueness violation if multiple existing List records are present. Note that the initial verification script failed due to Django not being available in the execution environment, so please verify manually in an environment where Django is installed.
- Location:
lists/migrations/0004_list_on_chain_id.py(lines 13-23)- Concern: Adding
on_chain_idwith a default of 1 may assign the same value to all existing records, causing a conflict under the uniqueness constraint.- Next Steps:
- Ensure that, before applying the migration, unique values are generated for each record or modify the migration strategy (e.g., use a two-step process with a data migration and then add the constraint).
- Re-run the check in an environment with Django properly configured to confirm the record count.
migrations.AddField( model_name="list", name="on_chain_id", field=models.IntegerField( default=1, help_text="List ID in contract", unique=True, verbose_name="contract list ID", ), preserve_default=False, ),activities/migrations/0004_alter_activity_tx_hash.py (1)
13-22:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify transaction hash length is sufficient
The migration sets
max_length=64for the transaction hash field. Ensure this is sufficient for all blockchain transaction hashes you might store. For reference, Ethereum transaction hashes are 66 characters (with '0x' prefix).
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#!/bin/bash # Check if there are any transaction hashes longer than the defined limit echo "Checking if any existing transaction hashes exceed the new length limit..." python -c " import os, django os.environ.setdefault('DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE', 'your_project.settings') django.setup() from activities.models import Activity long_hashes = Activity.objects.filter(tx_hash__isnull=False).extra(where=['LENGTH(tx_hash) > 64']).count() print(f'Found {long_hashes} tx_hash values exceeding 64 characters') if long_hashes > 0: print('WARNING: Some existing transaction hashes may be truncated') else: print('No length issues expected') "Length of output: 788
Transaction Hash Length Verification – Manual Confirmation Required
The migration currently sets
max_length=64for thetx_hashfield. However, note that Ethereum transaction hashes (when stored with the0xprefix) are 66 characters long. The automated check script failed with a "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'django'", so we couldn’t verify existing data automatically.
- Action Items:
- Confirm whether your application stores Ethereum hashes with the
0xprefix.- If storing the full hash (66 characters) is necessary, adjust
max_lengthaccordingly.- Manually verify the length of transaction hash values in your database to ensure no truncation occurs.
lists/migrations/0006_alter_listregistration_unique_together.py (2)
13-17: Good data integrity implementation withunique_togetherconstraint.The migration correctly implements a uniqueness constraint to prevent duplicate registrations for the same list. This ensures that a registrant can only register once for a specific list, maintaining data integrity in your application.
8-11: Dependencies look properly established.The migration properly depends on both the previous lists migration and the accounts migration that adds the NEAR social profile data field, ensuring correct execution order.
accounts/migrations/0002_account_near_social_profile_data.py (2)
13-21: JSONField is well-configured for storing NEAR social profile data.The field implementation is solid with appropriate help text and null parameter. This will effectively store structured NEAR social data. The JSONField is a good choice for storing complex, potentially varying structured data like social profiles.
8-10: Dependencies correctly specified.The migration properly depends on the initial migration of the accounts app, ensuring proper execution order.
tokens/migrations/0004_alter_token_coingecko_id.py (2)
13-22: Appropriate field configuration for CoinGecko ID.The CharField with max_length=255 is appropriate for storing token identifiers. The null=True parameter allows for tokens without CoinGecko IDs, and the help text and verbose name provide good documentation.
8-10: Dependencies correctly specified.The migration properly depends on the previous migration that added the coingecko_id field, ensuring proper execution order.
pots/migrations/0011_rename_id_pot_account_rename_id_potfactory_account.py (2)
8-10: Dependencies correctly specified.The migration properly depends on the previous pot migration, ensuring proper execution order.
13-17:✅ Verification successful
RenameField operations need verification for potential impact.
Renaming fields that might be primary keys (from 'id' to 'account') could have significant implications for your data models and related relationships. While the migration syntax is correct, ensure that:
- Related model foreign keys are updated accordingly
- Any code referencing these fields is updated
- Database constraints and indexes are properly maintained
This change suggests a shift from using simple IDs to using Account references as identifiers.
Also applies to: 18-22
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#!/bin/bash # Check for any foreign key references to the renamed fields echo "Checking for foreign key references to Pot.id and PotFactory.id" rg -A 2 -B 2 "ForeignKey\(.*Pot," --type py rg -A 2 -B 2 "ForeignKey\(.*PotFactory," --type py # Check models.py to see how these fields are defined after the rename echo "Checking how account fields are defined in models.py" cat pots/models.py | grep -A 10 "class Pot" | grep "account" cat pots/models.py | grep -A 10 "class PotFactory" | grep "account"Length of output: 723
Verified field renaming: No additional issues found.
The foreign key references weren't detected in the codebase, and the model definitions inpots/models.pyshow that theaccountfield is now correctly implemented as a OneToOneField. All related references to the renaming from "id" to "account" appear to be updated, and there is no evidence of constraint or index issues arising from this change.
- Confirmed that foreign key references for both
PotandPotFactoryare not present.- Verified that the
accountfield is correctly defined in both models.pots/migrations/0009_remove_potpayout_ft_alter_potpayout_token.py (1)
1-29: Well-structured migration that properly finalizes the token relationship refactoring.This migration appropriately completes the transition from the "ft" field to a proper foreign key relationship with the "token" model. The CASCADE deletion policy and related_name are correctly configured.
accounts/migrations/0004_account_chain.py (2)
9-12:❓ Verification inconclusive
Potential circular migration dependency detected.
The
chains.0002_add_near_chainmigration (shown in relevant snippets) depends on this migration, while this migration depends onchains.0001_initial. This creates a circular dependency in the migration graph which could cause problems when applying migrations.
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#!/bin/bash # Check migration dependencies to verify the circular reference echo "Examining migrations for circular dependencies..." grep -r "dependencies.*chains.0002_add_near_chain" --include="*.py" ./accounts/migrations/ grep -r "dependencies.*accounts.0004_account_chain" --include="*.py" ./chains/migrations/Length of output: 293
Action Required: Verify Migration Dependencies & Attribute Redundancy
The migration file
accounts/migrations/0004_account_chain.pysets its dependencies to("accounts", "0003_alter_account_options")and("chains", "0001_initial"). Although it was originally flagged for a potential circular dependency (with the expectation thatchains.0002_add_near_chainmight depend on this migration), our automated grep checks did not reveal any direct references linkingchains.0002_add_near_chainback to this migration.Additionally, the migration defines
related_nameandrelated_query_nameattributes, but later modifications inaccounts/migrations/0005_alter_account_chain.pyseem to duplicate this configuration. This raises a concern about redundancy which might lead to confusion about where these attributes are intended to be set.Please manually verify the following:
- Confirm that there is no circular dependency between
accounts/migrations/0004_account_chain.pyandchains/migrations/0002_add_near_chain.py.- Review whether redefining
related_nameandrelated_query_namein a subsequent migration is intentional or if it leads to unnecessary redundancy.
18-26:❓ Verification inconclusive
Review redundancy in field attributes across migrations.
This migration defines the
chainfield withrelated_name="accounts"andrelated_query_name="account", but the related code snippets show thataccounts.0005_alter_account_chain.pymight redefine these same attributes. This could indicate redundancy in the migration sequence.
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#!/bin/bash # Compare field definitions between migrations echo "Comparing chain field definitions between migrations..." cat ./accounts/migrations/0005_alter_account_chain.pyLength of output: 886
Clarify and Confirm Field Attribute Changes Across Migrations
After comparing the field definitions in migrations 0004 and 0005, we observe that:
- Migration 0004 sets the
chainfield withblank=Trueandnull=Truealongside attributes likehelp_text,on_delete,related_name="accounts", andrelated_query_name="account".- Migration 0005 redefines the field via an
AlterField, reproducing the relationship attributes (related_nameandrelated_query_name) but omittingblankandnull.This repetition of relationship attributes is typical in Django’s migration history, as each migration reflects a snapshot in time. However, the removal of
blank=Trueandnull=Truein 0005 suggests an intentional change in the field’s nullability and form validation behavior.Please verify that the removal of
blankandnullin the later migration is intended and that the consistent reproduction ofrelated_nameandrelated_query_nameis deliberate. If so, the current state is correct; if not, consider adjusting the migration sequence.lists/admin.py (1)
8-19: Improved admin interface with additional useful fields.The addition of these fields to
list_displayenhances the admin interface by providing more context about each List instance, especially the on-chain identifier which helps correlate database records with blockchain data.activities/models.py (1)
48-53: Field correctly made optional.Making
action_resultoptional by addingblank=Trueis appropriate if not all activities will have results, particularly for activities that are in progress or don't produce results.accounts/migrations/0005_alter_account_chain.py (1)
18-24: Review CASCADE deletion behaviorUsing CASCADE will delete all accounts if their associated chain is deleted. Consider if this is the intended behavior or if PROTECT might be more appropriate to prevent accidental data loss.
field=models.ForeignKey( help_text="Blockchain this account is located on.", - on_delete=django.db.models.deletion.CASCADE, + on_delete=django.db.models.deletion.PROTECT, related_name="accounts", related_query_name="account", to="chains.chain", ),accounts/migrations/0006_alter_account_near_social_profile_data.py (1)
16-21: LGTM!The JSONField is correctly configured with appropriate options for optional data storage and good documentation.
chains/migrations/0001_initial.py (1)
49-59: Well-designed constraint for EVM compatibility checkThe check constraint ensures data integrity by enforcing that if
evm_chain_idis not null,evm_compatmust be true, and ifevm_chain_idis null,evm_compatmust be false. This is a good practice for maintaining data consistency.grantpicks/migrations/0006_alter_round_compliance_period_ms_and_more.py (1)
12-32: Good improvement to field types and documentationThe migration properly updates the field types from a regular integer field to a
PositiveBigIntegerFieldfor the time periods, which is appropriate for large millisecond values. The added help text and verbose names improve the admin interface usability and documentation. This change will prevent potential integer overflow issues for large time periods.activities/migrations/0005_alter_activity_action_result_alter_activity_tx_hash.py (2)
13-22: Fields updated with improved metadata and flexibilityThis change converts the
action_resultfield to a JSONField with null/blank support, improving flexibility for storing structured activity results while maintaining good documentation through help text and verbose name.
23-33: Transaction hash field standardization aligns with other modelsThe
tx_hashmodification follows the same pattern applied to similar fields in other models (like donations and pot applications), ensuring consistent handling of transaction hashes across the application with appropriate length and null handling.grantpicks/migrations/0003_alter_votepair_project.py (2)
18-22:❓ Verification inconclusive
CASCADE deletion might cause data loss
Using
CASCADEfor theon_deleteparameter means that if an account is deleted, all related vote pairs will also be deleted. Verify this is the intended behavior rather than using a softer approach likeSET_NULL(which would require making the field nullable).
🌐 Web query:
What are the best practices for Django's on_delete parameter in ForeignKey relationships?💡 Result:
Django's
on_deleteparameter inForeignKeyrelationships is crucial for maintaining data integrity and defining how related objects behave when their referenced object is deleted. Here are the best practices based on common use cases and Django documentation:Key
on_deleteOptions and Their Use Cases
CASCADE
Deletes all related objects when the referenced object is removed.
Example: A user's blog posts should be deleted if the user account is removed.author = models.ForeignKey(User, on_delete=models.CASCADE)Use when: Child objects have no purpose without the parent[1][6].
PROTECT
Prevents deletion of the referenced object if related objects exist. RaisesProtectedError.
Example: Preventing a category from being deleted while associated products exist.category = models.ForeignKey(Category, on_delete=models.PROTECT)Use when: Data integrity is critical, and deletion should only occur after manual cleanup[1][3][6].
RESTRICT
Similar toPROTECTbut allows deletion if the referenced object is part of a cascading delete. RaisesRestrictedError.order = models.ForeignKey(Order, on_delete=models.RESTRICT)Use when: You need nuanced control over deletion in complex relational setups[1][6].
SET_NULL
Sets the foreign key toNULL(requiresnull=True).
Example: Preserving comments after a user deletes their account.user = models.ForeignKey(User, on_delete=models.SET_NULL, null=True)Use when: Retaining orphaned data is acceptable[1][3][6].
SET_DEFAULT
Assigns the foreign key to a predefined default value.team = models.ForeignKey(Team, on_delete=models.SET_DEFAULT, default=1)Use when: A sensible default exists (e.g., a "default" team for reassignment)[1][3][6].
SET()
Dynamically sets the foreign key via a function or value.def get_default_owner(): return User.objects.get(username="admin") owner = models.ForeignKey(User, on_delete=models.SET(get_default_owner))Use when: Custom logic is needed for reassignment[1][3][6].
DO_NOTHING
Leaves the foreign key untouched, risking data corruption. Rarely recommended.log_entry = models.ForeignKey(Log, on_delete=models.DO_NOTHING)Use only when: External systems handle integrity (e.g., database triggers)[1][6].
Best Practices Summary
- Prioritize data integrity: Use
CASCADEfor dependent data andPROTECT/RESTRICTfor essential references.- Avoid
DO_NOTHINGunless manually handling integrity through external mechanisms[1][3][6].- Index foreign keys: Improve query performance with
db_index=True[4].- Use
SET_NULLcautiously: Ensurenull=Trueto avoid migration errors[3][6].- Test migrations: Always verify deletion behavior in staging environments[6].
Performance Considerations
For large-scale applications:
- Use
db_constraint=Falseto avoid database-level constraints and reduce locking[4].- Prefer
CASCADEover application-level deletion for efficiency in batched operations[4].By aligning
on_deletebehavior with your application’s data lifecycle, you balance integrity, usability, and performance effectively.Citations:
- 1: https://sentry.io/answers/django-on-delete/
- 2: https://forum.djangoproject.com/t/remove-foreign-key-field-from-model/21665
- 3: https://musaaib.hashnode.dev/maintaining-data-integrity-in-django
- 4: https://www.restack.io/p/django-foreign-key-management-answer-best-practices
- 5: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.1/ref/models/fields/
- 6: https://python.plainenglish.io/understanding-django-orm-foreign-key-deletion-constraints-2791dc86e4b0
- 7: https://forum.djangoproject.com/t/handling-models-with-foreign-key-to-possibly-non-existing-users/18430
- 8: https://ilovedjango.com/django/models-and-databases/foreign-keys-on_delete-option-in-django-models/
- 9: https://forum.djangoproject.com/t/setting-up-models-with-multiple-foreign-key-relationships/26758
- 10: https://jilles.me/django-foreignkeys-on_delete-handlers/
- 11: https://learndjango.com/tutorials/django-best-practices-referencing-user-model
Action Item: Verify CASCADE Behavior for Vote Pairs
The migration currently sets the foreign key with
on_delete=django.db.models.deletion.CASCADE, which means deleting an account will also remove all associated vote pairs. Django best practices support this approach when the child objects (vote pairs) are completely dependent on the parent (account).
Confirm the Business Logic: Ensure that it’s acceptable for vote pair records to be deleted with the account. If vote pairs need to be retained for audit or historical purposes, consider alternatives such as:
SET_NULL: (requiresnull=True) to mark them as orphaned.PROTECTorRESTRICT: to prevent deletion of the account when related vote pairs exist.Location:
grantpicks/migrations/0003_alter_votepair_project.py, lines 18-22.Please review and confirm that the cascade deletion is intentional. If changes are needed, update the
on_deleteparameter accordingly.
15-23:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify data handling for reinstated project field
According to the summary, this field was previously removed in favor of
projects(ManyToManyField) andvoted_project. Now it's being reinstated, which might cause data inconsistency issues if existing records don't have a valid project to reference.
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#!/bin/bash # Check the model history to understand field changes echo "Checking previous changes to VotePair model:" rg "VotePair|votepair" --include "*.py" | grep -E "class|field|ForeignKey" # Look for any existing data migrations that might have handled this field echo "Looking for related data migrations:" rg "VotePair|votepair" --include "00*.py" | grep -A 5 -B 5 "RunPython"Length of output: 1213
Action Required: Verify Data Migration for Reinstated "project" Field
The migration reintroduces the
projectForeignKey on theVotePairmodel, which replaces a previous removal in favor ofprojects(ManyToManyField) andvoted_project. However, we haven’t found clear evidence—via automated searches—that any data migration exists to safely transition legacy records to include a valid reference in the reinstated field.
- Confirm manually that data migration steps (or fallback logic) are in place to handle legacy
VotePairrecords that might otherwise reference a null or inconsistentprojectvalue.- If such handling is missing, please ensure that appropriate migration or data fixing routines are added to avoid data inconsistency issues during deployment.
To further investigate, consider running the following revised shell script (without the problematic
--includeflag) to search for related changes:Please verify the outputs manually to ensure that all legacy data is correctly transitioned.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash echo "Checking VotePair model references:" rg --glob "*.py" "class VotePair" echo "Looking for migrations using RunPython (potential data migration handling):" rg --glob "*.py" "RunPython" migrationsLength of output: 622
Attention: Confirm Data Migration for Reinstated "project" Field
The migration in
grantpicks/migrations/0003_alter_votepair_project.pyreintroduces the ForeignKey fieldprojecton theVotePairmodel, which was previously removed in favor of a ManyToManyField (projects) and a separatevoted_projectfield. Our automated searches haven’t uncovered any accompanying data migration (for instance, aRunPythondata fix) that handles legacy records for this reintroduced field.
- Action Required: Manually verify that legacy
VotePairrecords are correctly handled by a data migration or a fallback process ensuring that every record has a valid reference for theprojectfield.- Recommendation: If such data handling is missing, please introduce migration logic to prevent potential data inconsistencies during deployment.
donations/admin.py (2)
15-15: Ensure consistency in naming convention.
token_addressis a concise and meaningful replacement for the previousft_address. The updated attribute is more descriptive of the underlying object, which helps maintain clarity in the code.
33-33: Great optimization for preventing N+1 queries.Prefetching these related objects significantly reduces database calls.
donations/api.py (2)
53-53: Efficient use of caching.Using
cache_page(60 * 5)is a good approach to alleviate load, especially for repeated requests of the same data.
67-70: Structured error response is consistent.Logging the error using
logger.errorand returning the response text with the matching status code is a clean approach. Great job ensuring transparency for debugging.accounts/models.py (5)
21-29: Chain relationship is clearly defined.Requiring an explicit
chainreference ensures the codebase accurately represents the blockchain environment for each account.
57-62: Validate data integrity on JSONField usage.Storing social profile data in
near_social_profile_datafosters flexibility. However, consider input sanitization to prevent any potential injection or malformed data issues.
64-66: Default ordering by 'id' provides consistent listing.Explicitly specifying ordering is a good practice, especially in admin or user-facing lists.
67-70: Async approach for profile data is beneficial.Wrapping the sync method with
sync_to_asynchelps avoid blocking the event loop when dealing with large or slow external calls.
139-147: Avoid potential infinite loops during creation.By not immediately saving after fetching social profile data in
save(), you effectively circumvent circular calls. Good logic and clarifying comment.donations/models.py (2)
50-51: Approved theblank=Trueadditions.Allowing these fields to be optional appears consistent with your requirement to make them user-optional or system-populated. This change looks appropriate.
Also applies to: 65-66, 80-81, 88-89, 102-103, 116-117, 130-133, 135-156, 158-179, 183-186
202-203: Providing ato_dictmethod is fine, but be aware of sensitive data.
model_to_dictserializes all fields by default. Confirm that no sensitive fields slip through inadvertently.Would you like to exclude any fields from
to_dict, or is this the intended behavior?lists/api.py (1)
1-261: Overall API enhancements look good.The new endpoints, filtering parameters, and pagination changes appear well-structured and maintainable. Nice usage of
drf_spectacularfor documentation.🧰 Tools
🪛 Ruff (0.8.2)
4-4:
django.utils.timezoneimported but unusedRemove unused import:
django.utils.timezone(F401)
donations/serializers.py (1)
15-42: Explicit field definitions and nested serializers are well-structured.Defining each field explicitly in
DonationSerializerprovides clarity and control over serialization. The nested serializers fordonor,token, and other related entities are a solid approach.Also applies to: 44-97
grantpicks/api.py (1)
348-405: Validate therounds_approved_inrelationship usage and ensure the account/project alignment.
The code inProjectStatsAPIrelies onaccount.rounds_approved_in.count()and filters for votes wherepairs__voted_project=account. Confirm thatrounds_approved_inexists on theAccountmodel and that anAccountis indeed treated as a "project" in vote relationships. This may require additional documentation or data-model checks.lists/models.py (4)
16-20: Migrate fromPositiveIntegerFieldtoAutoFieldcarefully.
Switching toAutoFieldcan impact the existing database schema. Ensure that a safe data migration is performed to avoid conflicts during deployment.
34-38: Reintroducing theadminsManyToManyField.
Make sure that the reintroduction ofadminsaligns with existing admin functionality. This may require a data migration to populate or adjust relationships.
49-55: Optionality added todescriptionandcover_image_url.
Allowingblank=Truecan improve usability. Verify that any existing client or API usage does not depend on these fields always being present.
187-187:unique_togetherforlistandregistrant.
Enforcing uniqueness here can prevent duplicate registrations. Confirm that no existing data violates this constraint.accounts/serializers.py (4)
54-60: ValidateProjectInPairSerializermodel choice.
This serializer usesAccountas its model but refers to the fieldproject_id. Ensure that theAccountmodel or related logic truly matches the intent of a "project" relationship.
61-83: NestedNearSocialProfileDataSerializerwithinAccountSerializer.
This approach offers clear data organization. If there's a need to partially update nested fields, confirm if you require a customupdate()implementation.
85-114: Verify example data coherence.
TheSIMPLE_ACCOUNT_EXAMPLEincludes a detailed nested structure (NFT, linktree, background image). Confirm that it accurately reflects real-world usage, especially if documentation references simpler or different fields.
124-128:PaginatedAccountsResponseSerializerusage.
The pagination structure looks consistent. Ensure that the corresponding view or API references this serializer to deliver the intended response format.lists/serializers.py (9)
19-33: Narrowed fields approach is commendable.
Specifying each field instead of using__all__ensures better clarity and helps avoid accidental data leakage.
49-60: Field enumeration forListRegistrationSerializerlooks good.
Explicitly listing fields can help avoid unexpected serialization of future model properties.
62-63: Nested Account serialization is appropriate.
No issues observed; references appear correct.
66-78: Example dictionary is helpful.
No concerns. Good practice to provide sample data for clarity.
80-85: Pagination example is well-defined.
Sample data fosters better understanding for developers integrating with the API.
88-92: Paginated response serializer is clearly defined.
Implementation follows typical REST conventions.
95-106: Example registration data is clear.
No issues—this aids in documentation.
108-113: Pagination example for registrations is well-structured.
Looks consistent with the rest of the serializers.
116-120: PaginatedListRegistrationsResponseSerializer is good.
Exposes only the necessary fields for pagination.pots/api.py (9)
58-86: Confirm cache invalidation strategy.
cache_page(60 * 5)is used inPotsListAPI; ensure pot data changes are properly invalidated or accepted as stale within that period. Otherwise, this looks fine for read operations.
88-116: Pagination approach forPotFactoriesAPIis consistent.
Straightforward paginated fetch with minimal logic. No issues found.
118-149:PotDetailAPIimplementation is clear.
404 response for missing pot is handled. Recommended to confirm whether caching is appropriate if pot details change frequently.
152-219: Filters and status checks forPotApplicationsAPIare well-implemented.
Bothsearchandstatusqueries are validated carefully. No major concerns.
221-257:PotDonationsAPIusage of prefetch-related is optimal.
Selecting related data in a single query likely improves performance.
259-299:PotSponsorsAPIsponsor extraction is clear.
Retrieves distinct donors wherematching_pool=True. Straightforward approach.
302-353:PotPayoutsAPIlogic for optional search is consistent.
Likewise, it correctly handles pot not found. Good use of param checks.
397-493:MpdaoVotersListAPIhandles pagination in-memory.
For large voter sets, this may become a bottleneck, but it’s acceptable for smaller sets. Implementation is otherwise straightforward.
495-537:MpdaoVoterDetailAPIis logically consistent.
Provides 404 for missing data in the local JSON, then attempts to return partial fallback if no record is found.accounts/api.py (9)
95-124:AccountsListAPIsimply paginates all accounts.
Implementation looks good. The 5-minute cache ensures consistent performance for read requests.
126-160:AccountDetailAPIfetch and 404 is handled properly.
Straightforward detail retrieval. Validate the cache duration if account data changes rapidly.
163-217:AccountActivePotsAPIchecks pot status.
Approach is correct, but ensure pot round times are up-to-date. Good use of query filtering.
220-273:AccountPotApplicationsAPIappropriately filters by status.
Acceptable logic. The 400 error for invalid status is well-defined.
275-314:AccountDonationsReceivedAPIis straightforward.
Uses prefetch for related fields. Implementation looks fine.
316-356:AccountDonationsSentAPIleveragesselect_related.
Fetching extended relationships in one go is beneficial. No concerns.
358-397:AccountPayoutsReceivedAPIlooks good.
Appropriate filter forpaid_at__isnull=False. No further issues.
399-445:AccountListRegistrationsAPIfilters by optional status.
Graceful 404 and 400 error handling are in place.
448-485:AccountUpvotedListsAPIlogic is clear.
Retrieves upvoted lists and paginates them. Implementation is sound.grantpicks/migrations/0001_initial.py (7)
11-14: All dependencies look good
No issues found with referencing theaccountsandtokensmigrations.
17-81: Models creation for ProjectContact, ProjectContract, ProjectFundingHistory, ProjectRepository, and StellarEvent
Everything looks standard.
83-168: Project model
Fields and relationships are well-defined with a clear approach to references and constraints.
170-488: Round model
Defining fields likeuse_whitelist,use_vault, and the constraints on deployed dates provides excellent flexibility and clarity.
490-590: RoundDeposit
Good use ofunique_togetherfor(round, on_chain_id)to prevent duplicate deposit records.
592-633: Vote model
Inclusion ofunique_togetherfor(round, voter, voted_at)helps avoid duplicate voting records.
635-668: VotePair
Implementation looks correct and straightforward for grouping votes together.pots/models.py (1)
655-673: Potential null date usage infetch_usd_prices
paid_atcan be null or blank. Adding a guard condition or fallback date can help avoid errors when fetching token prices.donations/migrations/0013_alter_donation_chef_alter_donation_chef_fee_and_more.py (2)
15-145: Well-structured migration with clear field definitions.All altered fields appear to follow Django best practices with appropriate
help_textand logicalon_deletebehavior. Usingblank=Trueandnull=Truein tandem allows optional relationships, which is beneficial if external references might be missing. Ensure that these fields correctly match your business requirements, especially if any of these relationships should be mandatory in practice.
146-157: Reassess the index on a DecimalField.Indexing a high-cardinality decimal column (
total_amount_usd) might not always offer performance benefits and could increase storage overhead. It is still valid if frequent range queries or lookups by exact amount are expected. Verify that indexing this decimal field aligns with your query patterns.grantpicks/serializers.py (1)
1-304: Comprehensive serializer definitions look good.The nested serializers (e.g.,
RoundSerializer,ProjectSerializer) correctly handle complex relationships. The usage ofSerializerMethodFieldinRoundSerializerto retrievechainis appropriate. Ensure unit tests cover invalid data scenarios for these nested structures. Overall, the architecture is consistent with REST framework best practices.🧰 Tools
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pots/serializers.py (1)
15-402: Robust serializer definitions for pots and associated models.The multiple serializers (e.g.,
PotSerializer,PotApplicationSerializer) suitably handle nested relationships, decimal formatting, and example data. Caching logic inMpdaoSnapshotSerializeris neatly encapsulated to reduce external calls. Ensure that HTTP request failures or unexpected JSON responses from external APIs (e.g., inget_is_human) are handled gracefully in production.
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| blank=True, | ||
| help_text="Custom args as Base64VecU8.", | ||
| null=True, | ||
| verbose_name="custom args", | ||
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field=models.CharField(
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null=True,
+ max_length=255, # Adjust based on expected data size
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| blank=True, | |
| help_text="Custom args as Base64VecU8.", | |
| null=True, | |
| verbose_name="custom args", | |
| ), | |
| field=models.CharField( | |
| blank=True, | |
| help_text="Custom args as Base64VecU8.", | |
| null=True, | |
| max_length=255, # Adjust based on expected data size | |
| verbose_name="custom args", | |
| ), |
| operations = [ | ||
| migrations.RenameField( | ||
| model_name="token", | ||
| old_name="id", | ||
| new_name="account", | ||
| ), |
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Significant architectural change detected.
Renaming the id field to account is an unconventional approach that changes the primary key field. While this appears to be a deliberate architectural decision (similar renames exist in other models based on the provided context), be aware this could have widespread implications:
- Any code directly referencing the
idfield will need updating - Foreign key relationships may need adjustments
- Performance considerations for database indexing
Ensure all references to this model's primary key have been updated throughout the codebase:
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Action Required: Address lingering references to the old primary key
The migration in tokens/migrations/0006_rename_id_token_account.py renames the primary key from id to account. However, verification scripts revealed that some code still directly references the old id field. In particular:
- tokens/migrations/0008_migrate_ft_to_token.py contains:
token = Token.objects.get(id=payout.ft)
- donations/migrations/0010_migrate_ft_to_token.py contains:
token = Token.objects.get(id=donation.ft)
Please review and update these references (and any other relevant code) to reflect the new primary key field (account). Ensure that any foreign key relationships or ORM queries that depend on the primary key are adjusted accordingly to avoid potential data integrity or performance issues.
| field=models.DateTimeField( | ||
| help_text="Application last update date.", | ||
| null=True, | ||
| verbose_name="updated at", |
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Missing auto-update behavior for timestamp field.
The updated_at field is being configured without the auto_now=True attribute that's typically used for "last updated" timestamp fields. Without this attribute, the timestamp won't automatically update when the model is saved.
Consider modifying this migration to include the auto-update behavior:
field=models.DateTimeField(
help_text="Application last update date.",
null=True,
verbose_name="updated at",
+ auto_now=True,
),If manual control over the update timestamp is required, ensure that all code paths that modify PotApplication instances properly update this field.
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| field=models.DateTimeField( | |
| help_text="Application last update date.", | |
| null=True, | |
| verbose_name="updated at", | |
| field=models.DateTimeField( | |
| help_text="Application last update date.", | |
| null=True, | |
| verbose_name="updated at", | |
| auto_now=True, | |
| ), |
| for address in account_addresses: | ||
| account = Account.objects.get(id=address) | ||
| account.fetch_near_social_profile_data() | ||
| self.stdout.write( | ||
| self.style.SUCCESS(f"Fetched social profile data for {address}") | ||
| ) | ||
| # wait for 1 second to avoid rate limiting | ||
| time.sleep(1) |
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Missing error handling and progress reporting.
The command lacks error handling and detailed progress reporting, which could lead to incomplete execution if any account processing fails.
Add error handling and improved progress reporting:
- # Fetch social profile data for each account
- for address in account_addresses:
- account = Account.objects.get(id=address)
- account.fetch_near_social_profile_data()
- self.stdout.write(
- self.style.SUCCESS(f"Fetched social profile data for {address}")
- )
- # wait for 1 second to avoid rate limiting
- time.sleep(1)
+ total = len(account_addresses)
+ for i, address in enumerate(account_addresses, 1):
+ try:
+ self.stdout.write(f"Processing {i}/{total}: {address}")
+ account = Account.objects.get(id=address)
+ success = account.fetch_near_social_profile_data()
+
+ if success:
+ self.stdout.write(
+ self.style.SUCCESS(f"✓ Fetched social profile data for {address}")
+ )
+ else:
+ self.stdout.write(
+ self.style.WARNING(f"⚠ No data found for {address}")
+ )
+ except Exception as e:
+ self.stdout.write(
+ self.style.ERROR(f"✗ Error processing {address}: {str(e)}")
+ )
+
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| for address in account_addresses: | |
| account = Account.objects.get(id=address) | |
| account.fetch_near_social_profile_data() | |
| self.stdout.write( | |
| self.style.SUCCESS(f"Fetched social profile data for {address}") | |
| ) | |
| # wait for 1 second to avoid rate limiting | |
| time.sleep(1) | |
| total = len(account_addresses) | |
| for i, address in enumerate(account_addresses, 1): | |
| try: | |
| self.stdout.write(f"Processing {i}/{total}: {address}") | |
| account = Account.objects.get(id=address) | |
| success = account.fetch_near_social_profile_data() | |
| if success: | |
| self.stdout.write( | |
| self.style.SUCCESS(f"✓ Fetched social profile data for {address}") | |
| ) | |
| else: | |
| self.stdout.write( | |
| self.style.WARNING(f"⚠ No data found for {address}") | |
| ) | |
| except Exception as e: | |
| self.stdout.write( | |
| self.style.ERROR(f"✗ Error processing {address}: {str(e)}") | |
| ) | |
| # wait for 1 second to avoid rate limiting | |
| time.sleep(1) |
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| from rest_framework.serializers import ModelSerializer | |||
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| from .models import NadabotRegistry, Provider, Stamp | |||
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| from .models import NadabotRegistry, Provider |
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| def update_donations_net_amount(apps, schema_editor): | ||
| Donation = apps.get_model("donations", "Donation") | ||
| for donation in Donation.objects.filter(net_amount="0"): | ||
| total_amount = int(donation.total_amount) | ||
| protocol_fee = int(donation.protocol_fee) | ||
| referrer_fee = int(donation.referrer_fee or 0) | ||
| chef_fee = int(donation.chef_fee or 0) | ||
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| net_amount = total_amount - protocol_fee - referrer_fee - chef_fee | ||
| donation.net_amount = net_amount | ||
| donation.save() | ||
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Missing error handling for string conversion failures
The migration converts string values to integers without any error handling. If any field contains non-numeric values, the migration will fail. Consider adding try/except blocks with appropriate logging.
def update_donations_net_amount(apps, schema_editor):
+ import logging
+ logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
Donation = apps.get_model("donations", "Donation")
- for donation in Donation.objects.filter(net_amount="0"):
- total_amount = int(donation.total_amount)
- protocol_fee = int(donation.protocol_fee)
- referrer_fee = int(donation.referrer_fee or 0)
- chef_fee = int(donation.chef_fee or 0)
-
- net_amount = total_amount - protocol_fee - referrer_fee - chef_fee
- donation.net_amount = net_amount
- donation.save()
+ donations_to_update = Donation.objects.filter(net_amount="0")
+ logger.info(f"Found {donations_to_update.count()} donations with net_amount=0 to update")
+
+ for donation in donations_to_update:
+ try:
+ total_amount = int(donation.total_amount)
+ protocol_fee = int(donation.protocol_fee)
+ referrer_fee = int(donation.referrer_fee or 0)
+ chef_fee = int(donation.chef_fee or 0)
+
+ net_amount = total_amount - protocol_fee - referrer_fee - chef_fee
+ donation.net_amount = str(net_amount) # Convert back to string to match model field type
+ donation.save()
+ except (ValueError, TypeError) as e:
+ logger.error(f"Error updating donation {donation.id}: {str(e)}")
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| def update_donations_net_amount(apps, schema_editor): | |
| Donation = apps.get_model("donations", "Donation") | |
| for donation in Donation.objects.filter(net_amount="0"): | |
| total_amount = int(donation.total_amount) | |
| protocol_fee = int(donation.protocol_fee) | |
| referrer_fee = int(donation.referrer_fee or 0) | |
| chef_fee = int(donation.chef_fee or 0) | |
| net_amount = total_amount - protocol_fee - referrer_fee - chef_fee | |
| donation.net_amount = net_amount | |
| donation.save() | |
| def update_donations_net_amount(apps, schema_editor): | |
| import logging | |
| logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) | |
| Donation = apps.get_model("donations", "Donation") | |
| donations_to_update = Donation.objects.filter(net_amount="0") | |
| logger.info(f"Found {donations_to_update.count()} donations with net_amount=0 to update") | |
| for donation in donations_to_update: | |
| try: | |
| total_amount = int(donation.total_amount) | |
| protocol_fee = int(donation.protocol_fee) | |
| referrer_fee = int(donation.referrer_fee or 0) | |
| chef_fee = int(donation.chef_fee or 0) | |
| net_amount = total_amount - protocol_fee - referrer_fee - chef_fee | |
| donation.net_amount = str(net_amount) # Convert back to string to match model field type | |
| donation.save() | |
| except (ValueError, TypeError) as e: | |
| logger.error(f"Error updating donation {donation.id}: {str(e)}") | |
| logger.error(f"Values: total={donation.total_amount}, protocol={donation.protocol_fee}, referrer={donation.referrer_fee}, chef={donation.chef_fee}") |
| def token_address(self, obj): | ||
| return obj.token.account |
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When calling obj.token.account, be cautious if token might be None. Consider adding a safety check or a fallback if token is not set.
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In donations/admin.py at lines 45–46, accessing obj.token.account directly may raise an error if obj.token is None. Please update this method to include a null-check. For example:
def token_address(self, obj):
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| data.pop("total_donations_amount") | ||
| data.pop("net_donations_amount") | ||
| data.pop("total_donations_count") | ||
| data.pop("total_protocol_fees") | ||
| data.pop("total_referrer_fees") |
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The code calls .pop() for several keys ("total_donations_amount", "net_donations_amount", etc.) without verifying their presence. While it’s likely these keys exist, consider a safer approach, such as:
data.pop("total_donations_amount", None)and so on, to avoid KeyError in edge cases.
| on_chain_id = models.IntegerField( | ||
| _("contract list ID"), | ||
| null=False, | ||
| unique=True, | ||
| help_text=_("List ID in contract"), |
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| approved_projects = models.ManyToManyField( | ||
| Account, | ||
| related_name="rounds_approved_in", | ||
| help_text=_("Projects Approved for round."), | ||
| ) |
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The approved_projects field currently references Account, but the migration definitions reference grantpicks.project. This mismatch will break migrations.
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- approved_projects = models.ManyToManyField(
- Account,
- related_name="rounds_approved_in",
- help_text=_("Projects Approved for round."),
- )
+ from grantpicks.models import Project
+ approved_projects = models.ManyToManyField(
+ Project,
+ related_name="rounds_approved_in",
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| approved_projects = models.ManyToManyField( | |
| Account, | |
| related_name="rounds_approved_in", | |
| help_text=_("Projects Approved for round."), | |
| ) | |
| from grantpicks.models import Project | |
| approved_projects = models.ManyToManyField( | |
| Project, | |
| related_name="rounds_approved_in", | |
| help_text=_("Projects Approved for round."), | |
| ) |
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