refactor: set correct log level

[rare-magma]

This PR will set the correct log level for bank integration messages which previously were logging unnecessary details at info level.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve modifications to the logging mechanism in the integration-bank.js file, specifically replacing console.log statements with console.debug in the methods normalizeAccount, sortTransactions, and calculateStartingBalance. This adjustment aims to enhance the logging level for debugging information without affecting the core functionality of the integration logic. The property accessValidForDays remains unchanged at 90, and the methods continue to process account and transaction data as previously implemented. Additionally, the corresponding test suite in integration-bank.spec.js has been updated to reflect these logging changes, replacing console.log with console.debug in the beforeEach setup and throughout the test cases. The core functionality and assertions of the tests remain intact, ensuring that expected outcomes are still validated correctly.

Possibly related PRs

• Add custom handler for the German bank Rheinhessen Sparkasse to the GoCardless app #454: This PR introduces new methods for normalizing account and transaction data, which overlap with the changes made to integration-bank.js.
• Add support for Bizum transactions in Revolut #459: This PR includes modifications to the normalizeTransaction and calculateStartingBalance methods, indicating a direct relationship with the handling of transaction data and balance calculations.

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• matt-fidd

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)

src/app-gocardless/banks/integration-bank.js (4)

31-34: Approved: Logging level adjustment implemented correctly.

The change from console.log to console.debug aligns with the PR objective of adjusting the logging level for bank integration messages. This is a good practice for debugging information that shouldn't appear in production logs.

Consider using a more descriptive message for the debug log:

console.debug(
  'Normalizing account properties for new institution integration',
  { account: JSON.stringify(account) },
);

This minor change would make the purpose of the log more immediately clear to developers reviewing the logs.

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69-73: Approved: Logging level adjustment implemented correctly.

The change from console.log to console.debug is consistent with the PR objective and previous changes. Good practice to log only the first 10 transactions to avoid overwhelming the logs.

For consistency with the previous log message, consider updating the debug message:

console.debug(
  'Sorting transactions for new institution integration',
  { top10Transactions: JSON.stringify(transactions.slice(0, 10)) },
);

This change maintains a consistent style across debug messages in the file.

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Line range hint 77-86: Approved: Logging level adjustment implemented correctly.

The change from console.log to console.debug is consistent with the PR objective and previous changes. Good practice to log balances and only the first 10 transactions to avoid overwhelming the logs.

For consistency and clarity, consider updating the debug message:

console.debug(
  'Calculating starting balance for new institution integration',
  {
    balances: JSON.stringify(balances),
    top10SortedTransactions: JSON.stringify(
      sortedTransactions.slice(0, 10),
    ),
  },
);

This change maintains a consistent style across debug messages in the file and clearly indicates the purpose of the function.

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Line range hint 1-101: Summary: Logging level adjustments successfully implemented.

The changes in this file consistently replace console.log with console.debug for debugging information related to account normalization, transaction sorting, and starting balance calculation. These adjustments align well with the PR objective of setting the correct log level for bank integration messages.

Key points:

1. The core functionality of the integration logic remains unchanged.
2. Debug logs now include relevant information for troubleshooting without affecting production logs.
3. The changes improve the clarity and relevance of logged information as intended.

Consider implementing a centralized logging mechanism (if not already in place) that allows for easy toggling of debug logs in different environments. This would provide more flexibility in managing log levels across the application.

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• src/app-gocardless/banks/integration-bank.js (2 hunks)
• src/app-gocardless/banks/tests/integration-bank.spec.js (1 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

src/app-gocardless/banks/tests/integration-bank.spec.js (3)

12-12: LGTM: Consistent logging level adjustment

The change from console.log to console.debug in the test setup is consistent with the PR objective and the changes made in the main code. This ensures that the tests accurately reflect the behavior of the actual implementation.

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Line range hint 1-165: Summary of changes

The changes in this file align with the PR objective of adjusting the logging level from info to debug. The test setup has been updated to mock console.debug instead of console.log, which is consistent with the changes made in the main code.

Key points:

1. The core functionality of the tests remains unchanged.
2. The logging level adjustment improves consistency between the implementation and tests.
3. We've requested verification for potential additional changes mentioned in the AI summary but not visible in the provided code snippet.

Overall, these changes contribute to better logging practices and maintain the integrity of the test suite.

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[matt-fidd]

Thanks for this!