dataprep: fix err order and %d/string in ListPiecesHandler#673
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dataprep: fix err order and %d/string in ListPiecesHandler#673
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## Summary PR #669 added \`//go:generate make -C sol bytecode\` to \`util/testutil/fvm_precompiles.go\`, which calls \`forge build\` + \`forge inspect\`. The devcontainer's Dockerfile only copied \`anvil\` from the Foundry image, not \`forge\`. Effect: CI's \"Generate swagger code\" step runs \`go generate ./...\` whenever codegen-gated paths (\`api/\`, \`handler/\`, \`cmd/\`, \`storagesystem/\`, \`docs/gen/\`, \`model/\`, \`singularity.go\`, \`docgen.sh\`) change. On those PRs, \`make -C sol bytecode\` fails with \`forge: No such file or directory\`. Currently blocks #670, #673, #674. ## Test plan - [ ] CI devcontainer build includes \`/usr/local/bin/forge\` - [ ] \`go generate ./...\` succeeds inside the devcontainer
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## Summary \`forge inspect\` appends a CBOR metadata section to the deployedBytecode: an IPFS hash of the compiler metadata JSON plus the solc version tag. That IPFS hash drifts between forge versions even with \`solc\` pinned in \`foundry.toml\`. Locally (forge 1.5.1) it matches what was committed in #669; in CI (\`foundry:latest\`, newer) \`go generate ./...\` produces different trailing bytes and \`git diff --exit-code\` fails. Fix: \`bytecode_hash = \"none\"\` + \`cbor_metadata = false\` -- solc omits the metadata section entirely. Output is deterministic across forge versions and solc patches. Regenerated the three .txt files against the new config; runtime bytecode is unchanged (FVM precompile mocks don't consult the metadata). Currently blocks #670, #673, #674 after #675 unblocked the missing-\`forge\` issue. ## Test plan - [x] \`make -C util/testutil/sol clean bytecode\` produces the committed output under forge 1.5.1 - [x] \`go test ./util/testutil/...\` pass - [x] \`go test ./service/dealpusher/...\` pass (DDO / PDP mocks exercise the stripped bytecode) - [ ] CI
Two issues in ListPiecesHandler: 1. The error from Find(&sourceAttachments) was checked after the len==0 guard, so a real DB error (connection lost, timeout) was mapped to a 404 'preparation not found' instead of propagating. 2. The 'not found' format string used %d against the string handler argument id, producing 'preparation %!d(string=foo) not found'.
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Summary
Two small bugs in `ListPiecesHandler`, both in the same block:
The `Find(&sourceAttachments)` error was checked after the `len == 0` guard. A DB failure (connection lost, timeout) yielded an empty slice which the handler then reported as 404 "preparation not found" -- masking 500s as missing data.
The not-found format string used `%d` against the `id string` argument, producing messages like `preparation %!d(string=foo) not found`.
Fix: check err first; format the id with `%s`.
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