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  • Introduced cached_height field in CacheMetadata to store height information.
  • Updated TNClient to map Height from responses to cached_height.
  • Modified relevant tests to validate the new cached_height functionality, ensuring it defaults to None when not set.
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This enhancement allows for more comprehensive cache metadata handling in the SDK.


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  • New Features
    • Introduced a continuous integration workflow to automatically run tests and checks on pull requests.
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    • Updated cache metadata fields to use block height instead of timestamp across the SDK and client.
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    • Adjusted existing tests to validate the new cache height field.
    • Added a new test to verify correct mapping of cache metadata with block height.
- Introduced `cached_height` field in `CacheMetadata` to store height information. - Updated `TNClient` to map `Height` from responses to `cached_height`. - Modified relevant tests to validate the new `cached_height` functionality, ensuring it defaults to `None` when not set. This enhancement allows for more comprehensive cache metadata handling in the SDK.
- Introduced a new GitHub Actions CI workflow to automate testing and building processes. - The workflow includes steps for setting up Python and Go environments, installing dependencies, and running unit and integration tests. - Implemented caching for the kwil-cli build to optimize build times. - Added cleanup steps to manage Docker resources after the workflow execution. This enhancement streamlines the development process and ensures consistent testing across pull requests.
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This change renames the cache metadata field from timestamp to height in both the Go bindings and Python client, updating all related mappings, model fields, and tests to use the new block height-based cache metadata. It also adds a new test for the cache height mapping and introduces a CI workflow for automated testing.

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File(s) Change Summary
.github/workflows/ci.yaml Added a comprehensive CI workflow for automated testing and environment setup.
bindings/bindings.go Renamed Timestamp to Height in DataResponse struct and updated related assignments and tags.
go.mod Updated github.com/trufnetwork/sdk-go dependency version.
src/trufnetwork_sdk_py/client.py Renamed cached_at to cache_height in CacheMetadata, updated mapping logic, improved handling.
tests/test_cache_support.py Updated assertions for cache_height, added test for cache height mapping.

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sequenceDiagram participant User participant TNClient (Python) participant Go Bindings participant Node User->>TNClient (Python): Request data (e.g., get_records) TNClient (Python)->>Go Bindings: Call Go function Go Bindings->>Node: Query data Node-->>Go Bindings: Respond with data + cache metadata (height) Go Bindings-->>TNClient (Python): Return DataResponse (Height) TNClient (Python)-->>User: Return data + CacheMetadata (cache_height) 
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  • feat: support cache #74: Continues cache support by renaming cache metadata from timestamp to height, updating related mappings and tests—directly extending the cache-aware response handling.

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- Updated `github.com/trufnetwork/sdk-go` dependency to the latest version for improved features. - Refactored `DataResponse` structure to include `Height` field for cache metadata. - Adjusted `TNClient` methods to correctly map and handle the new `Height` field. - Updated tests to validate the new cache metadata structure and ensure compatibility with the latest SDK changes. This update enhances the cache metadata handling and ensures consistency with the latest SDK features.
- Changed the NODE_REPO_DIR environment variable in the CI workflow to use the GitHub workspace path for better compatibility and reliability during the build process. This update ensures that the CI workflow correctly references the temporary node directory, improving the overall build stability.
@outerlook outerlook marked this pull request as ready for review July 25, 2025 18:41
- Changed the step in the CI workflow from moving to copying the kwil-cli binary to the system path. This ensures the binary is correctly placed without removing the original file, enhancing build reliability.
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11-11: LGTM: Dependency update supports cache metadata changes.

The SDK dependency version update aligns with the cache metadata field renaming from timestamp to height, ensuring compatibility with the updated Go bindings.

bindings/bindings.go (4)

59-62: LGTM: Struct field rename properly implemented.

The DataResponse struct correctly renames the cache metadata field from Timestamp to Height with appropriate JSON tag update, maintaining the OptionalInt64 wrapper type.


288-291: LGTM: Consistent cache metadata mapping in GetRecords.

The function correctly updates the cache metadata mapping to use response.Metadata.CacheHeight instead of the previous timestamp field, maintaining consistency with the structural changes.


371-374: LGTM: Consistent cache metadata mapping in GetFirstRecord.

The function properly updates the cache metadata mapping for single record responses, ensuring consistency across all data retrieval methods.


418-421: LGTM: Consistent cache metadata mapping in GetIndex.

The GetIndex function correctly applies the same cache metadata mapping pattern, completing the consistent update across all cache-aware data retrieval methods.

tests/test_cache_support.py (1)

217-232: LGTM: Comprehensive test for cache metadata mapping.

The new test function thoroughly validates the _map_cache_metadata method with both cache hit scenarios (including height value) and cache miss scenarios, ensuring the height-based cache metadata is correctly handled.

Minor style improvement for boolean comparisons:

- assert metadata.hit == True + assert metadata.hit - assert metadata.hit == False + assert not metadata.hit - assert metadata.cache_height == None + assert metadata.cache_height is None
src/trufnetwork_sdk_py/client.py (2)

117-117: LGTM: Cache metadata field rename to height-based semantics.

The field rename from cached_at to cache_height correctly reflects the semantic change from timestamp-based to block height-based cache metadata, maintaining consistency with the Go bindings.


210-238: LGTM: Robust cache metadata mapping with height support.

The _map_cache_metadata method correctly implements the new height-based mapping logic:

  • Handles both attribute and dictionary access patterns
  • Properly extracts height from nested Height.IsSet/Height.Value structure
  • Maintains graceful error handling with fallback to default values
  • Supports the cache hit/miss scenarios appropriately

Minor improvement for the warning call:

- warnings.warn(f"Failed to map cache metadata from Go: {e}", UserWarning) + warnings.warn(f"Failed to map cache metadata from Go: {e}", UserWarning, stacklevel=2)
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- Added steps to the CI workflow for installing gopy and goimports, enhancing the Go development environment. - Updated the GitHub path to include the Go binaries, ensuring they are accessible during the CI process. This change improves the setup for Go-related tasks in the CI pipeline.
- Modified the CI workflow to replace the `uv sync` command with `uv pip install -e .[dev]`, ensuring that development dependencies are installed correctly in the virtual environment. This change enhances the setup for development tasks in the CI pipeline.
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- Updated the CI workflow to rename the "Run unit tests" step to "Run tests" and removed the separate integration tests step, allowing all tests to be executed in a single command. - Adjusted the cleanup condition to improve clarity. This change streamlines the testing process in the CI pipeline.
- Modified tests in `test_cache_support.py` to validate the new `CacheAwareResponse` structure when using cache-aware signatures. - Updated assertions to check for cache metadata, including cache hit status and cache height. - Adjusted the `test_map_cache_metadata_with_height` function to utilize the `client` instance for mapping cache metadata. This update ensures that the tests accurately reflect the latest changes in cache handling and response structures.
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 # Should return CacheAwareResponse structure, because we are using the cache-aware signature assert isinstance(result, CacheAwareResponse) assert result.data is not None assert result.cache is not None - assert result.cache.hit == False - assert result.cache.cache_height == None + assert not result.cache.hit + assert result.cache.cache_height is None

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 def test_map_cache_metadata_with_height(client): """Test mapping cache metadata with height""" # Test cache hit with height mock_response = { 'CacheHit': True, 'Height': {'IsSet': True, 'Value': 123456} } metadata = client._map_cache_metadata(mock_response) # type: ignore - assert metadata.hit == True + assert metadata.hit assert metadata.cache_height == 123456 # Test miss case mock_miss = {'CacheHit': False} metadata = client._map_cache_metadata(mock_miss) # type: ignore - assert metadata.hit == False - assert metadata.cache_height == None + assert not metadata.hit + assert metadata.cache_height is None
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