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adding deployment metadata to stream-metadata logs in preparation of auto-scale #1016

Closed mechanical-turk closed 1 week ago

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces enhancements to the makeConfig function in environment.ts by adding an instance object with id and deployedAt properties. Additionally, the getLogger function in logger.ts is modified to include the instance information in the logger's metadata, improving the association between loggers and configuration instances.

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Files Change Summary
packages/stream-metadata/src/environment.ts, packages/stream-metadata/src/logger.ts - Added instance object in makeConfig() with id and deployedAt properties.
- Updated getLogger to include instance in logger metadata.

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packages/stream-metadata/src/logger.ts (1)
`21-21`: **Ensure `instance` availability in `config`.** The inclusion of `instance` metadata in the logger is approved. However, verify that the `config` object always includes the `instance` property to avoid runtime errors.
packages/stream-metadata/src/environment.ts (1)
`56-59`: **Verify proper use of `uuid` and date handling.** The addition of the `instance` object with `id` and `deployedAt` is approved. Ensure that the `uuid` library is correctly imported and used, and verify that the date handling for `deployedAt` is consistent across different environments.
Verification successful --- **Verification successful: Proper use of `uuid` and date handling confirmed.** The `uuid` library is correctly imported and used in the codebase, and the date handling with `new Date().toISOString()` is consistent. No issues found.
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