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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved inbox response calculation logic to provide more accurate status counts
    • Enhanced status mapping to ensure comprehensive and precise status tracking

The changes optimize the inbox service's ability to retrieve and display application statuses more effectively, potentially resolving previous inconsistencies in status count reporting.

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The pull request modifies the InboxServiceV2 class in the inbox service, focusing on refactoring the logic for calculating total application count and status count map. The changes streamline the method implementations by removing conditional checks and updating how status counts are retrieved and processed. The modifications aim to simplify the status count calculation process and ensure more consistent handling of inbox item statuses across different scenarios.

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accelerators/inbox/src/main/java/org/egov/inbox/service/V2/InboxServiceV2.java - Updated getInboxResponse method to remove conditional checks for status list
- Modified getStatusCountMap to include business services and status ID name map retrieval
- Adjusted status count map transformation logic

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
accelerators/inbox/src/main/java/org/egov/inbox/service/V2/InboxServiceV2.java (3)

205-205: Use parameterized logging for better performance.

Replace string concatenation with parameterized logging to avoid unnecessary string creation when debug logging is disabled.

-        log.info("Query for status count: " + finalQueryBody.toString());
+        log.info("Query for status count: {}", finalQueryBody);

288-296: Good defensive programming, consider adding debug logging.

The null check before adding status to the transformed map prevents NPEs. Consider adding debug logging for skipped statuses to help troubleshoot mapping issues.

     if (statusIdToStateMap.get(statusId) != null) {
         HashMap<String, Object> map = new HashMap<>();
         map.put(COUNT_CONSTANT, count);
         map.put(APPLICATION_STATUS_KEY, statusIdToApplicationStatusMap.get(statusId));
         map.put(BUSINESSSERVICE_KEY, statusIdToBusinessServiceMap.get(statusId));
         map.put(STATUSID_KEY, statusId);
         map.put(STATE_KEY, statusIdToStateMap.get(statusId));
         statusCountMapTransformed.add(map);
+    } else {
+        log.debug("Skipping status {} as it's not found in statusIdToStateMap", statusId);
     }

308-312: Add input validation for actionable statuses.

The initialization of status counts with zeros is good for consistency. Consider adding input validation to ensure actionableStatuses is not null to prevent potential NPEs.

+    if (actionableStatuses == null) {
+        log.error("Actionable statuses set is null");
+        return null;
+    }
     actionableStatuses.forEach(status -> {
         statusCountMap.put(status, 0);
     });
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accelerators/inbox/src/main/java/org/egov/inbox/service/V2/InboxServiceV2.java (2)

195-203: LGTM! Improved initialization of required data.

The upfront initialization of businessServices and StatusIdNameMap improves code clarity and robustness.


76-78: Code simplification looks good, verify performance impact.

The removal of conditional checks simplifies the code. However, since these methods will now always execute regardless of the status list's state, it's important to verify that this doesn't impact performance, especially with empty status lists.

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Verified: Code simplification is safe and well-tested

The removal of conditional checks is a safe optimization that improves code maintainability:

  • Empty status lists are a well-tested scenario across the codebase
  • The underlying Elasticsearch queries efficiently handle empty result sets
  • The change doesn't introduce performance concerns as the optimization was primarily for code organization
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rg -l "setStatus\(\s*Collections\.emptyList\(\)\s*\)" -g "*.java"
rg -l "setStatus\(\s*new\s+ArrayList<>\(\)\s*\)" -g "*.java"

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rg -l "performance|timeout|threshold" -g "*.properties"

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@ashish-egov ashish-egov merged commit ce14add into ETHOPIA-1 Jan 29, 2025
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@ashish-egov ashish-egov deleted the ashish-egov-patch-1 branch January 29, 2025 12:29
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