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Description

• Commented out a logger statement in the cancelOrder method within trade.service.ts to potentially enhance performance or avoid cluttering logs.
• Updated dependencies in package.json, including major updates to @sendgrid/mail and the addition of nextjs as a devDependency. This could improve compatibility and leverage new features or fixes.
• Adjusted versioning for several dependencies to use caret (^) versioning, allowing minor and patch updates. This change aims to keep the project dependencies more up-to-date automatically.

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Enhancement

trade.service.ts Comment Out Logger Statement in Trade Service                        server/src/modules/trade/trade.service.ts Commented out a logger statement in the cancelOrder method. +1/-1      package.json Update Dependencies and Adjust Versioning in package.json server/package.json Removed @nestjs/axios dependency. Updated several @nestjs/* dependencies to use caret (^) versioning. Updated @sendgrid/mail to version ^8.1.1. Added nextjs as a devDependency with version latest. Updated jest, ts-jest, and tsconfig-paths to use caret (^) versioning. Removed @nestjs/testing from devDependencies. +8/-9

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PR Description updated to latest commit (66b696b)

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PR Review

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	3, because the changes in this PR include commenting out a logger statement in the cancelOrder method and updating dependencies in package.json. The changes seem straightforward and don't appear to introduce complex logic or require extensive testing. However, it's important to review the impact of the logger statement removal and ensure that the dependency updates don't introduce any compatibility issues or regressions.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
🔍 Possible issues	No
🔒 Security concerns	No

Code feedback:

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relevant file	server/src/modules/trade/trade.service.ts
suggestion	Consider removing the commented-out logger statement completely [medium]. If the logger statement is no longer needed, it's best to remove it entirely to avoid confusion and unnecessary clutter in the codebase.
relevant line	// this.logger.log(`Order cancelled: ${orderId}`, result);

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relevant file	server/package.json
suggestion	Update the version of @sendgrid/mail to the latest stable version [medium]. It's generally a good practice to keep dependencies up to date to leverage new features and bug fixes. Consider updating the version of @sendgrid/mail to the latest stable version to ensure compatibility and take advantage of any improvements.
relevant line	"@sendgrid/mail": "^8.1.1",

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relevant file	server/package.json
suggestion	Remove the unused dependency @nestjs/axios [medium]. The @nestjs/axios dependency is no longer being used in the project. It's recommended to remove it from the dependencies section of the package.json file to declutter the dependencies and improve maintainability.
relevant line	"@nestjs/axios": "^2.0.0",

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relevant file	server/package.json
suggestion	Update the version of @nestjs/common and @nestjs/core to use caret (^) versioning [medium]. The @nestjs/common and @nestjs/core dependencies currently have fixed versions specified in the package.json file. Consider updating them to use caret (^) versioning to allow for automatic minor and patch updates, keeping the project dependencies more up-to-date.
relevant line	"@nestjs/common": "^10.2.10",

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PR Code Suggestions

Category	Suggestions
Enhancement	Re-enable logging for cancelled orders with caution. Consider logging the result of the cancelled order for debugging purposes. However, ensure sensitive information is not logged. server/src/modules/trade/trade.service.ts [141] -// this.logger.log(`Order cancelled: ${orderId}`, result); +this.logger.log(`Order cancelled: ${orderId}`, result);
	Re-add "@nestjs/testing" to "devDependencies" if used for tests. Consider adding "@nestjs/testing" back to "devDependencies" if it's being used for testing purposes to ensure tests run correctly. server/package.json [63] "@nestjs/cli": "^9.4.3", +"@nestjs/testing": "^9.4.3", # Assuming version 9.4.3 is compatible with your tests
Best practice	Pin "nextjs" version to ensure consistent builds. Pin the version of "nextjs" to ensure consistent builds and avoid potential breaking changes with future releases. server/package.json [61] -"nextjs": "latest", +"nextjs": "^10.0.0", # Example version, replace with the current stable version you're working with
	Ensure all "@nestjs" dependencies are on the same version. Update all "@nestjs" related dependencies to the same version to ensure compatibility and avoid potential issues with mismatched versions. server/package.json [24-37] "@nestjs/common": "^10.2.10", "@nestjs/core": "^10.2.10", "@nestjs/websockets": "^10.2.10", +"@nestjs/jwt": "^10.2.10", # Update this and other @nestjs dependencies to match

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