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It hasn't been used for its intended purpose for awhile now (integration tests with the manager), but it could potentially be useful again in the future.

It hasn't been used for its intended purpose for awhile now (integration tests with the manager), but it could potentially be useful again in the future.
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PR Review: Deprecate TestFetcher ✅

Todo List:

  • Read CLAUDE.md for repo-specific guidelines (none found)
  • Analyze the 4 changed files to understand the deprecation
  • Review code quality and deprecation approach
  • Check for potential bugs or issues
  • Evaluate performance considerations
  • Assess security implications for the substrate blockchain
  • Verify documentation updates are appropriate
  • Provide comprehensive review feedback

Review Summary

This PR correctly deprecates the TestFetcher struct with proper Rust deprecation attributes. The changes are well-implemented and follow best practices.

Code Quality & Best Practices

The deprecation approach is excellent:

  • Proper deprecation attribute: Uses #[deprecated(since = "1.4.4", note = "...")] at primitives/src/services/sources.rs:151-154
  • Clear deprecation message: Explains why it's deprecated and potential future use
  • Consistent application: Applied in both source code and generated subxt code
  • Documentation updated: README.md reflects the deprecation in code generation

No Bugs or Issues Found

  • The TestFetcher remains functional while deprecated (no breaking changes)
  • All enum variants in BlueprintSource remain intact
  • Type safety preserved across the codebase

Performance Considerations

  • Zero runtime impact: Deprecation is compile-time only
  • No memory overhead: No additional allocations or data structures
  • Metadata size: Minor increase in compiled metadata due to deprecation attributes

Security Assessment

No security implications - this is a deprecation-only change:

  • Does not modify any security-critical functionality
  • No new attack vectors introduced
  • Existing validation and constraints remain unchanged
  • The TestFetcher was for development/testing only (not production)

Documentation & Consistency

Comprehensive documentation updates:

  • README.md: Updated subxt codegen command to include deprecation attribute
  • Generated code: Both tangle_testnet_runtime.rs and metadata files updated
  • TypeScript types: Will need regeneration to reflect deprecation (external)

🔍 Minor Observations

  1. TypeScript types (types/ directory) still reference TestFetcher without deprecation markers - these appear to be auto-generated from metadata
  2. Consider cleanup timeline: The deprecation note mentions "may be used in the future" - consider adding a target version for potential removal

Recommendation: ✅ APPROVE

This is a clean, well-executed deprecation that follows Rust and Substrate best practices. The changes are minimal, safe, and properly documented.


@drewstone drewstone merged commit b8d6e8c into main Aug 12, 2025
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@drewstone drewstone deleted the serial/deprecate-testing-source branch August 12, 2025 23:19
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