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Expand Up @@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ const cleanLog = async () => {
names: [req.name],
msg: i18n.global.t('commons.msg.operatorHelper', [log, i18n.global.t('commons.msg.clean')]),
api: operateSupervisorProcessFile,
params: { name: req.name, operate: 'clear', file: req.file },
params: { name: req.name, operate: 'clear', file: req.file, id: req.id },
});
};

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The provided code snippet appears to be part of an async function named cleanLog, which is responsible for cleaning up logs based on input parameters including a filename (req.file) and operator information (req.name). The function makes use of I18N (Internationalization) for messages and interacts with an API through operateSupervisorProcessFile.

Here are some points to consider:

  1. ID Parameter:

    • Added a new parameter id to the params object.
    • This could be significant for debugging or identifying specific actions if there are multiple operations on the same file or log entry.
  2. Functionality:

    • The function uses i18n.global.t(...) to translate text, which looks consistent with previous usage.
    • The operateSupervisorProcessFile API call should handle this data appropriately. Ensure that all expected fields are present in the request payload before forwarding it to the API.
  3. Potential Issues:

    • No obvious runtime errors were identified from the diff alone. However, ensure that the operateSupervisorProcessFile API supports handling additional parameters like id.
    • If there’s a possibility of unexpected values being included in the req.params, consider validating them to prevent issues downstream.
  4. Optimization Suggestions:

    • Ensure that the operateSupervisorProcessFile API performs efficiently and returns meaningful responses within acceptable time frames. If performance becomes an issue, optimize the query or consider batching requests where applicable.
    • Review any other parts of your application for potential bottlenecks related to logging cleanup routines, especially focusing on memory usage and disk I/O.

In summary, while the patch doesn't contain immediate concerns, adding the optional ID field provides useful metadata for future needs or troubleshooting purposes. Validate and optimize the API integration accordingly based on your application's requirements and constraints.

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