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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new configuration option for grievance allocation retries.
    • Enabled interactive API documentation via Swagger UI for improved accessibility during API testing.
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    • Updated the GitHub Actions workflow to use the latest version of the artifact upload action.

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This pull request introduces a new configuration property, grievanceAllocationRetryConfiguration=1, across multiple environment property files. Additionally, several environment files have been updated to enable the Swagger UI by changing the springdoc.swagger-ui.enabled property from a commented-out state to active. The main application configuration file has had a property removed, specifically failedLoginAttempt, indicating a change in handling failed login attempts. The overall structure of the configuration files remains intact, with no existing configurations altered or removed.

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src/.../common_ci.properties, src/.../common_dev.properties, src/.../common_example.properties, src/.../common_test.properties, src/.../common_uat.properties Added new property grievanceAllocationRetryConfiguration=1 to configure retry behavior for grievance allocation.
src/.../common_dev.properties, src/.../common_test.properties, src/.../common_uat.properties Updated springdoc.swagger-ui.enabled from commented-out to enabled, making the Swagger UI accessible.
src/.../application.properties Removed property failedLoginAttempt, altering the handling of failed login attempts.
.github/workflows/package.yml Updated upload-artifact action from version v3 to v4.

Possibly related PRs

  • Missing field properties addedΒ #149: The changes in this PR involve modifications to the common_example.properties file, specifically adding the same configuration property grievanceAllocationRetryConfiguration.
  • Grievance Runtime issues correctedΒ #153: This PR is related as it modifies the same properties files and involves grievance management configurations, including the addition of the grievanceAllocationRetryConfiguration.

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  • ravishanigarapu

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updating upload artifact version to v4
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src/main/environment/common_example.properties (1)

116-117: Verification of Grievance Property in Example Config:
The AI summary indicates that the new property grievanceAllocationRetryConfiguration=1 should be added in this example configuration, similar to other environments. However, it is not visibly present in the provided snippet. Please confirm that this property is indeed included so that sample deployments remain consistent.

src/main/resources/application.properties (3)

183-186: Ensure Placeholders Are Replaced and Securely Managed

The newly added grievance-related properties for the base file path and JWT secret contain placeholder values. Make sure to replace <Enter your required basepath here> and <enter the secret key> with actual, secure values during deployment. Consider managing sensitive information (like jwt.secret) via environment variables or a secure vault rather than hardcoding them in the repository.


188-191: Enforce Consistent Formatting for API URL Properties

The grievance API call properties use slightly different spacing around the equals sign. For example, updateGrievanceDetails = <ENTER GRIEVANCE_API_BASE_URL>/... (with a space) versus updateGrievanceTransactionDetails=<ENTER GRIEVANCE_API_BASE_URL>/.... Standardizing the spacing improves readability and maintains consistency across the properties file.


192-198: Correct Typographical Error and Verify Naming Consistency

The properties under grievance variables include a placeholder "grievanceDataSyncDuration = <Enter Grievience Data Sync Duration>" where "Grievience" is misspelled. Additionally, verify that the naming for grievanceUserAuthenticate aligns with your overall configuration naming conventions (consider if a name like grievanceUserAuthentication is more appropriate). Ensure all placeholder texts are updated prior to deployment.

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src/main/environment/common_ci.properties (1)

160-163: New Grievance Retry Configuration in CI:
The new property grievanceAllocationRetryConfiguration=1 has been added in the CI configuration. This addition appears consistent with other environments. Also, note that the Swagger UI is set to disabled (springdoc.swagger-ui.enabled=false) in this fileβ€”please confirm that this is intentional for the CI environment.

src/main/environment/common_uat.properties (1)

159-163: UAT Configuration Update:
In the UAT properties file, Swagger UI has been enabled (springdoc.swagger-ui.enabled=true) and the new property grievanceAllocationRetryConfiguration=1 is introduced. This ensures consistency with other environments where Swagger UI is meant to be accessible. Verify that these settings meet your UAT requirements and that any dependent components are documented accordingly.

src/main/environment/common_dev.properties (1)

186-190: Development Environment Configuration:
The dev configuration now explicitly enables Swagger UI (springdoc.swagger-ui.enabled=true) and adds the new property grievanceAllocationRetryConfiguration=1. This update appears consistent with the desired behavior across environments. Please verify that the retry value β€œ1” aligns with the expected failure recovery logic and ensure that this configuration is clearly documented for developers working in the dev environment.

src/main/environment/common_test.properties (1)

186-189: Test Environment Configuration Update:
In the test properties file, Swagger UI is now enabled (springdoc.swagger-ui.enabled=true) and the new configuration grievanceAllocationRetryConfiguration=1 is added. This is in line with the changes in other environments. Consider verifying through integration or functional tests that any components relying on this property behave as expected.

src/main/resources/application.properties (2)

199-201: Review Swagger API Documentation Settings for Your Deployment

The properties springdoc.api-docs.enabled=true and springdoc.swagger-ui.enabled=true enable API documentation features. Confirm that exposing Swagger UI is appropriate for the current environment, especially if this configuration might be applied in production where it could expose internal API details.


202-208: Validate Grievance Data Sync Scheduler and Retry Configuration

The grievance data synchronization block sets up the scheduler (start-grievancedatasync-scheduler=false and cron-scheduler-grievancedatasync=0 0/5 * * * ? *) along with the allocation retry property (grievanceAllocationRetryConfiguration=1). Double-check that these configurations meet your operational requirements across environments. For instance, confirm that scheduling is correctly disabled/enabled as intended and that the retry configuration value is consistent with your system’s retry policy.

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@ravishanigarapu ravishanigarapu merged commit 1cd7d6f into PSMRI:develop Feb 20, 2025
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