Summary
If a database migration changes a column type without updating the query mapping, the type mismatch is silently coerced or surfaces as a runtime error. A structured error-level log at the type mismatch detection point provides early warning before data corruption reaches clients.
Scope
- identify where creator list query results are mapped to response types
- add an error-level structured log when a field value does not match the expected type
- include the field name, expected type, and received type in the log fields
Acceptance Criteria
- a field type mismatch emits an error-level log with field name and type details
- the log does not fire for correctly typed fields
- the client response behavior for the mismatched field is unchanged
Contributor coordination: if you pick this up, reach out in Telegram for updates or clarification: https://t.me/accesslayerorg
Summary
If a database migration changes a column type without updating the query mapping, the type mismatch is silently coerced or surfaces as a runtime error. A structured error-level log at the type mismatch detection point provides early warning before data corruption reaches clients.
Scope
Acceptance Criteria
Contributor coordination: if you pick this up, reach out in Telegram for updates or clarification: https://t.me/accesslayerorg