send success status in metadata header

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Reference ticket: https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/187973370

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced event publishing by including additional headers with payloads, allowing for more detailed event tracking and status reporting.

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Walkthrough

The recent update involves enhancing the event publishing functionality in the publish_events.rb file. Specifically, the build_event method now includes an additional headers parameter in the event call. The headers include a status set to "success" when publishing the event. This change allows more detailed metadata to be included with the payload during event publication.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
app/operations/fdsh/pvc/dmf/publish_events.rb	Updated the build_event method to include headers: { status: "success" } in the event call.

Poem

In code's embrace, we did refine,
Headers set with status, a sign,
Payloads sent with success in tow,
Events now richer, watch them grow.
A digital dance, precise, sublime,
Our updates mark a joyful time. 🚀

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 1470193 and f585329.

Files selected for processing (1)

• app/operations/fdsh/pvc/dmf/publish_events.rb (1 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (5)

app/operations/fdsh/pvc/dmf/publish_events.rb (5)

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LGTM!

The call method is well-structured and uses monads for error handling.

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Line range hint 22-36:
LGTM!

The validate_input_params method is well-structured and ensures that all required parameters are present and valid.

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Line range hint 38-39:
LGTM!

The encrypt_payload method is concise and delegates the encryption task to an external operation.

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Line range hint 51-57:
LGTM!

The publish method is well-structured and handles the result of the publish operation appropriately.

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Line range hint 41-49:
LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

The addition of the headers parameter enhances the event metadata by including a status of "success".

However, ensure that all function calls to build_event match the new signature.

Verification successful

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Ensure correct usage of build_event function in publish_events.rb.

The search results show multiple build_event functions across various files. Focus on the function within app/operations/fdsh/pvc/dmf/publish_events.rb to verify that its calls match the new signature.

• app/operations/fdsh/pvc/dmf/publish_events.rb:
  • event = yield build_event(encrypted_payload, job_id, family_hbx_id)

This call matches the new signature with parameters (encrypted_payload, job_id, family_hbx_id).

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all function calls to `build_event` match the new signature.

# Test: Search for the function usage. Expect: Only occurrences of the new signature.
rg --type ruby -A 5 $'build_event'

Length of output: 20314