chore: migrate-to-envio-query #28
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WalkthroughUpdated two GraphQL queries to a new schema: switched root fields to aliased types, changed boolean filters to use _eq, and replaced pagination parameter first with limit. Retrieved field selections and downstream processing remain unchanged. Changes
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src/light-gtcr-withdrawal.ts (1)
12-16: Add an explicit limit to avoid unbounded responsesParity with execution (limit: 1000) and defensive querying. Also normalize spacing around _eq.
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- lcontributions: LContribution(where: { withdrawable: {_eq :true} }) { + lcontributions: LContribution(where: { withdrawable: { _eq: true } }, limit: 1000) {src/light-gtcr-execution.ts (1)
13-21: Consider stable ordering and pagination follow-upIf the result set can exceed 1000, consider adding an explicit ordering (if supported by your schema) and a looped pagination strategy to avoid skipping or reprocessing items between runs.
If the API supports it, a typical pattern (adjust names per schema) is:
- lrequests: LRequest(where: { resolved: {_eq: false}, disputed: {_eq: false} }, limit: 1000) { + lrequests: LRequest( + where: { resolved: { _eq: false }, disputed: { _eq: false } } + order_by: { submissionTime: asc } # or desc, depending on processing + limit: 1000 + ) {Pair this with cursor/offset handling in subsequent calls to cover all pages.
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
src/light-gtcr-withdrawal.ts (2)
12-16: Alias migration and _eq filter look correctThe alias keeps downstream access via parsed.data.lcontributions intact, and switching to withdrawable: {_eq: true} matches the new schema’s boolean filter style.
12-16: Verify GraphQL root field casing
File:src/light-gtcr-withdrawal.ts(lines 12–16)We attempted to validate the root fields against your subgraph endpoint, but
GTCR_SUBGRAPH_URLwas not set, so no checks could be performed. Please setGTCR_SUBGRAPH_URLto your GTCR_SUBGRAPH_URL and either re-run the script below or manually introspect the schema to confirm that the root queriesLContributionandLRequestexist (with the correct casing) on your subgraph.
- To re-run the automated check, export your endpoint and execute:
export GTCR_SUBGRAPH_URL="https://your.subgraph.url" curl -sS "$GTCR_SUBGRAPH_URL" \ -H 'content-type: application/json' \ --data-binary @- <<'JSON' | jq '.errors // "no errors"' {"query":"{ lcontributions: LContribution(where: { withdrawable: { _eq: true } }, limit: 1) { id contributor } }"} JSON- For manual verification, run an introspection query (e.g., in GraphiQL):
and look for{ __schema { queryType { fields { name } } } }LContribution(or its lowercase variant, if your server normalizes names) andLRequest.src/light-gtcr-execution.ts (2)
13-21: LGTM: alias + _eq filters + limitThe aliased root field lrequests maps cleanly to parsed.data.lrequests, and the switch to _eq filters with limit: 1000 aligns with the new query style.
13-21: Double-check root field casing (LRequest) on the endpointEnsure LRequest is the correct root field for your GTCR_SUBGRAPH_URL; otherwise, switch to the server’s expected collection field name.
Use the validation script included in the withdrawal file comment to confirm the schema accepts this query without errors.
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