Bump mostro-core to v0.6.11#87
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CLI
participant Message
participant System
User->>CLI: Execute command
CLI->>Message: Create new order (None, order_id, requested_action, content)
Message->>System: Process order
System-->>Message: Order confirmation
Message-->>CLI: Return confirmation
CLI-->>User: Display confirmation
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src/cli/take_dispute.rs (1)
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7-14: Document admin-only operationThis function appears to be an administrative operation for taking control of disputes. Consider adding documentation to clearly indicate this is an admin-only operation and what security measures are in place.
+/// Administrative function to take control of a dispute. +/// This operation should only be accessible to users with administrative privileges. +/// +/// # Arguments +/// * `dispute_id` - The UUID of the dispute to take control of +/// * `my_key` - The administrator's keys +/// * `mostro_key` - The public key of the mostro instance +/// * `client` - The nostr client instance pub async fn execute_take_dispute( dispute_id: &Uuid, my_key: &Keys, mostro_key: PublicKey, client: &Client, ) -> Result<()> {src/nip33.rs (3)
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15-20: Consider simplifying UUID parsing and improving error handling.The current UUID parsing logic could be more concise and provide better error handling.
Consider this more idiomatic approach:
- let id = v.parse::<Uuid>(); - let id = match id { - core::result::Result::Ok(id) => Some(id), - Err(_) => None, - }; - order.id = id; + order.id = v.parse::<Uuid>().ok().or_else(|| { + tracing::warn!("Invalid UUID format in order tag: {}", v); + None + });This change:
- Simplifies the code using
ok()to convert Result to Option- Adds logging for invalid UUIDs to aid debugging
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67-91: Enhance error handling and add validation for dispute parsing.While the error handling is improved, there's room for better error messages and validation.
Consider these improvements:
"d" => { let id = t.get(1).unwrap().as_str().parse::<Uuid>(); let id = match id { core::result::Result::Ok(id) => id, - Err(_) => return Err(anyhow::anyhow!("Invalid dispute id")), + Err(e) => return Err(anyhow::anyhow!("Invalid dispute id '{}': {}", v, e)), }; dispute.id = id; } "s" => { + if v.is_empty() || v.len() > 50 { + return Err(anyhow::anyhow!("Dispute status length invalid: {}", v)); + } let status = match DisputeStatus::from_str(v) { core::result::Result::Ok(status) => status, - Err(_) => return Err(anyhow::anyhow!("Invalid dispute status")), + Err(e) => return Err(anyhow::anyhow!("Invalid dispute status '{}': {}", v, e)), };These changes:
- Add more context to error messages by including the invalid value
- Include the underlying error details
- Add validation for the status string length
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1-91: Add input validation and safe numeric parsing.The code processes external input and requires additional safety measures.
Consider these security improvements:
- Replace unwrap() calls with proper error handling:
- let v = t.get(1).unwrap().as_str(); - match t.first().unwrap().as_str() { + let v = t.get(1).ok_or_else(|| anyhow::anyhow!("Missing tag value"))?.as_str(); + match t.first().ok_or_else(|| anyhow::anyhow!("Missing tag type"))?.as_str() {
- Add bounds checking for numeric values:
"amt" => { - order.amount = v.parse::<i64>().unwrap(); + order.amount = v.parse::<i64>() + .map_err(|e| anyhow::anyhow!("Invalid amount: {}", e)) + .and_then(|n| { + if n <= 0 || n > i64::MAX / 2 { + Err(anyhow::anyhow!("Amount out of valid range")) + } else { + Ok(n) + } + })?;
- Validate fiat code format:
"f" => { + if !v.chars().all(|c| c.is_ascii_alphabetic()) || v.len() != 3 { + return Err(anyhow::anyhow!("Invalid fiat code format")); + } order.fiat_code = v.to_string(); }src/cli/new_order.rs (1)
112-112: Consider documenting the new parameter's purpose.The additional
Noneparameter's purpose isn't immediately clear. Consider adding a comment explaining its role and when it should be populated with a value.+ // First None: <purpose of first None> + // Second None: <purpose of second None> let message = Message::new_order(None, None, Action::NewOrder, Some(order_content)) .as_json() .unwrap();
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🔇 Additional comments (8)
src/cli/take_dispute.rs (1)
21-21: Verify breaking changes in mostro-core v0.6.11
The parameter reordering in Message::new_dispute suggests a breaking change in the API. Let's verify that all calls to this method have been updated.
✅ Verification successful
Breaking changes in mostro-core v0.6.11 have been properly handled
The verification shows that:
- The codebase has been updated to use mostro-core v0.6.11
- There is only one instance of
Message::new_disputein the codebase, which is using the new parameter order correctly - No instances of the old parameter pattern were found
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src/cli/take_buy.rs (1)
22-22: LGTM! Change aligns with mostro-core v0.6.11 API.
The addition of None as the first parameter to Message::new_order is consistent with the breaking changes introduced in mostro-core v0.6.11 and matches similar changes across other files.
Let's verify this change is consistently applied across all Message::new_order calls:
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All Message::new_order calls correctly updated with None as first parameter
The verification confirms that all calls to Message::new_order across the codebase have been consistently updated to include None as the first parameter, aligning with the breaking changes in mostro-core v0.6.11:
- src/cli/take_sell.rs
- src/cli/send_msg.rs
- src/cli/take_buy.rs
- src/cli/rate_user.rs
- src/cli/new_order.rs
- src/cli/add_invoice.rs
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src/cli/rate_user.rs (1)
27-34: LGTM! Parameter ordering updated to match new API.
The changes correctly adapt to the new Message::new_order API signature from mostro-core v0.6.11.
Let's verify that similar changes have been made consistently across the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
All Message::new_order calls consistently follow the new parameter ordering
The verification shows that all instances of Message::new_order across the codebase have been updated to follow the new parameter ordering from mostro-core v0.6.11:
- First parameter is
Nonefor the pubkey - Second parameter is the
order_idwrapped inSome(orNonefor new orders) - Third parameter is the
Actionenum - Fourth parameter is the content
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src/cli/add_invoice.rs (1)
33-36: LGTM! Parameter order change is consistent with the mostro-core update.
The updated parameter order in Message::new_order aligns with the broader changes in the mostro-core v0.6.11 update.
Let's verify the consistency of this parameter order change across the codebase:
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Parameter order change is consistently applied across all Message::new_order calls
All instances of Message::new_order in the codebase follow the new parameter order pattern (None, order_id, action, content):
src/cli/take_sell.rs:Message::new_order(None, Some(*order_id), ...)src/cli/take_buy.rs:Message::new_order(None, Some(*order_id), ...)src/cli/send_msg.rs:Message::new_order(None, order_id, ...)src/cli/rate_user.rs:Message::new_order(None, Some(*order_id), ...)src/cli/add_invoice.rs:Message::new_order(None, Some(*order_id), ...)src/cli/new_order.rs:Message::new_order(None, None, ...)
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src/cli/send_msg.rs (2)
46-48: LGTM! Constructor update aligns with mostro-core v0.6.11.
The modification correctly implements the updated Message::new_order constructor signature by adding None as the first parameter.
46-48: Verify consistent usage of Message::new_order across the codebase.
Let's ensure this constructor change has been consistently applied across all files.
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Let's analyze the usage of Message::new_order more thoroughly by checking its implementation and the context of its calls.
All Message::new_order calls consistently use None as the first argument
After reviewing all usages of Message::new_order across the codebase:
- All 6 occurrences in different files (
add_invoice.rs,new_order.rs,take_sell.rs,rate_user.rs,take_buy.rs, andsend_msg.rs) correctly useNoneas the first argument - No instances of old-style usage were found
- The pattern is consistently applied throughout the codebase
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src/cli/take_sell.rs (1)
49-49: LGTM! Parameter order updated correctly for Message::new_order.
The change aligns with the mostro-core v0.6.11 API update, maintaining consistency with similar changes in other files.
Let's verify that all calls to Message::new_order follow the new parameter order:
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All Message::new_order calls follow the new parameter order
The verification confirms that all instances of Message::new_order across the codebase consistently use the new parameter order with None as the first argument and the order ID as the second argument. No issues found.
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112-112: LGTM! Verify API compatibility with mostro-core v0.6.11.
The Message::new_order constructor has been updated correctly to match the new API signature.
Let's verify the API compatibility:
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Let me gather more information about the Message struct and its new_order constructor to verify the API compatibility.
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API compatibility with mostro-core v0.6.11 verified ✓
The changes to Message::new_order are consistent across all usages in the codebase:
- All 8 occurrences follow the same 4-parameter pattern:
Message::new_order(None, order_id, action, content) - The dependency on mostro-core v0.6.11 is correctly specified in Cargo.toml
- The Message type is properly imported from mostro-core in all relevant files
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New Features
mostro-coredependency to version0.6.11, enhancing performance and stability.Improvements
These updates aim to improve the overall user experience and reliability of the application.