Closed leonardocustodio closed 7 months ago
PR Description updated to latest commit (https://github.com/enjin/platform/commit/2f3bc9f41a799c2ad5d8f827a49ae31eaa5daf9c)
โฑ๏ธ Estimated effort to review [1-5] | 2, because the changes are straightforward and involve removing submodules and updating configurations. The main areas to focus on are ensuring that the removal of the `platform-decoder` submodule and the update to the Docker Compose configuration do not introduce any integration issues. |
๐งช Relevant tests | No |
๐ Possible issues | Missing Validation: There's no mention or evidence of testing to ensure that the Docker Compose setup works as expected with the `decoder` image from Docker Hub. This could potentially lead to runtime issues if the Docker Hub image is not compatible with the current setup. |
๐ Security concerns | No |
relevant file | .gitmodules |
suggestion | Ensure that the removal of the `platform-decoder` submodule and the correction of the `wallet-daemon` URL have been reflected across all environments and documentation to prevent any confusion or misconfiguration. [important] |
relevant line | - url = https://github.com/enjin/platform-decoder.git |
relevant file | docker-compose.yml |
suggestion | Verify the `decoder` image version from Docker Hub to ensure it's compatible with the current platform version. Consider pinning the image to a specific version instead of using `latest` to avoid unexpected updates that could break compatibility. [important] |
relevant line | image: enjin/decoder:latest |
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Category | Suggestions |
Possible issue |
Ensure the decoder service does not rely on removed local dependencies.___ **Since the 'platform-decoder' submodule is being removed, ensure that the decoder servicein the 'docker-compose.yml' file does not rely on any local build context or artifacts that were previously part of 'platform-decoder'. If it does, consider providing an alternative method to include those dependencies, such as pulling them from a remote repository or including them directly in the 'enjin/decoder' image.** [docker-compose.yml [29-33]](https://github.com/enjin/platform/pull/33/files#diff-e45e45baeda1c1e73482975a664062aa56f20c03dd9d64a827aba57775bed0d3R29-R33) ```diff decoder: - image: enjin/decoder:latest + image: enjin/decoder:latest # Ensure this image includes all necessary dependencies restart: unless-stopped ports: - "${DECODER_EXTERNAL_PORT}:8090" ``` |
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Type
enhancement
Description
platform-decoder
submodule from the project, simplifying the architecture.decoder
image from Docker Hub instead of building from a local context.wallet-daemon
submodule to prevent a newline error.Changes walkthrough
.gitmodules
Removal of `platform-decoder` submodule and URL correction
.gitmodules
platform-decoder
submodule.wallet-daemon
submodule to ensure it does notinclude a newline.
docker-compose.yml
Simplify `decoder` service configuration in Docker Compose
docker-compose.yml
decoder
service, now solely relying onDocker Hub image.
platform-decoder
Removal of `platform-decoder` submodule reference
platform-decoder - Removed the `platform-decoder` submodule reference.
wallet-daemon
Update `wallet-daemon` submodule reference
wallet-daemon - Updated the `wallet-daemon` submodule reference.