prod : DiscordNotifier 에러 내용 전달 시, TimeStamp 를 포함하도록 구성#238
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This pull request aims to improve the clarity and traceability of Discord exception notifications by including a timestamp in the notification message. This ensures that the exact time an exception occurred is always available, providing better context for debugging and monitoring.
Highlights
- Enhanced Exception Notification Structure: I've added a timestamp field of type LocalDateTime to the DiscordExceptionNotifyEventRequest record.
- Automated Timestamp Assignment: The of factory methods for DiscordExceptionNotifyEventRequest have been updated to automatically set the timestamp field to the current time (LocalDateTime.now()) when a new request is created.
- Improved Notification Message: The getMessage() method now includes the formatted timestamp in the Discord notification message, making it easier to track when exceptions occurred.
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This pull request successfully adds a timestamp to the Discord exception notifications, which will improve traceability. The implementation is straightforward. I've added one comment with a suggestion to improve the performance and readability of the message formatting code by reusing the DateTimeFormatter and using a Java text block for string construction. Overall, this is a good enhancement.
| public String getMessage() { | ||
| return "⚠️ **알림 전송**\n" | ||
| + String.format("- ⚠️ exception Cause : `%s`\n", exceptionCause) | ||
| + String.format("- 📨 exception Message: `%s`\n", exceptionMessage) | ||
| + String.format("- 📋 meta: `%s`", meta == null ? "없음" : meta); | ||
| + String.format("- 📋 meta: `%s`\n", meta == null ? "없음" : meta) | ||
| + String.format("- ⏰ timestamp: `%s`", timestamp.format( | ||
| DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss"))); | ||
| } |
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This method can be improved for both performance and readability.
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Performance:
DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern(...)creates a new formatter instance on every call, which is inefficient. SinceDateTimeFormatteris thread-safe, it's best to define it as aprivate static finalconstant in the record and reuse it. -
Readability: The string construction using
+and multipleString.formatcalls can be simplified. Using a text block (available since Java 15) with the.formatted()method would make the code much cleaner.
Here is an example of how you could refactor this:
// Add this field to the record body
private static final DateTimeFormatter DATE_TIME_FORMATTER = DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss");
// Replace the getMessage() method with this
public String getMessage() {
return """
⚠️ **알림 전송**
- ⚠️ exception Cause : `%s`
- 📨 exception Message: `%s`
- 📋 meta: `%s`
- ⏰ timestamp: `%s`""".formatted(
exceptionCause,
exceptionMessage,
meta == null ? "없음" : meta,
timestamp.format(DATE_TIME_FORMATTER)
);
}1 participant
This pull request enhances the
DiscordExceptionNotifyEventRequestrecord to include a timestamp when an exception notification is created. This provides more context for exception events by including the exact time they occurred in the notification message.Enhancement to exception notification structure:
timestampfield of typeLocalDateTimeto theDiscordExceptionNotifyEventRequestrecord, and updated factory methods to set this to the current time when creating a new request.getMessage()method to include the formatted timestamp in the notification message, improving traceability of exception events.