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fix: findArchivedQfRounds query #1660

Closed Meriem-BM closed 6 days ago

Meriem-BM commented 6 days ago

Related to https://github.com/Giveth/giveth-dapps-v2/issues/4245#issuecomment-2194374221

PS: this query should be improved since it seems heavy, I'll do that once tests are passed.

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This update involves enhancing the findArchivedQfRounds function in qfRoundRepository.ts by integrating a new entity, ProjectFraud. The changes specifically add a left join and a condition to exclude records associated with any fraud projects. This ensures that findArchivedQfRounds excludes any rounds with detected fraudulent project activities, refining the data integrity of archived rounds.

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File Change Summary
.../repositories/qfRoundRepository.ts Introduced import for ProjectFraud and modified findArchivedQfRounds to include a leftJoin with ProjectFraud and filter out records with fraud.

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src/repositories/qfRoundRepository.ts (2)
`13-13`: **Import statement for ProjectFraud added.** This import is necessary for the new functionality to exclude fraudulent projects from the query results. --- `145-159`: **Enhancements to `findArchivedQfRounds` function.** The modifications introduce joins with `Sybil` and `ProjectFraud` entities and add conditions to filter out records related to sybil attacks and fraudulent projects. This aligns with the PR objectives to enhance the reliability of the query results. - Ensure that the joins and conditions are correctly implemented and do not introduce any SQL performance issues, given the heavy nature of the query. - Verify that the field names and conditions used in the joins match the database schema.
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