Day 6: Request Context Centralization And Search Expansion
π― Today’s Goal
Today my goal is to add an error code system to the logger, remove UserIdentity and move to a centralized request context structure. Re-evaluate the trace service as a correlation mechanism, complete code review tasks from the previous PR, and roll out the new search feature to all models. I also want to clarify my social platform strategy for Building in Public.
β What I Did
- Extended the logger service and added an error code system
- Moved from UserIdentity to a centralized request context (including user information)
- Re-evaluated the trace service as a correlation mechanism and looked into whether we could resolve it within the centralized context structure
- Completed code review tasks from the previous PR and made the fixes
- Applied the new search feature to all data models and tested it
- Fixed naming inconsistencies in tables and fields
- Reviewed missing details on the authorization and identity side
- Opened a Twitter account
- Opened a Reddit account
π For Tomorrow
- Complete authorization refactor & tests
- Batch & Background & Startup Worker refactoring
π‘ Thoughts
I’m doing research on building in public processes and thinking about publishing an article on this topic at the first opportunity. I’ve noticed that integrating building in public processes into an ongoing workflow has been slowing down my development processes. I’m looking for ways to eliminate this negative impact.
π Stats
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Work Hours | 4 hours |
| Commit Count | 3 |
| Tea | 6 cups π΅ |