Project: pro-desktop · Branch: FHIR-1996_track-ecc-rsa-certificate-usage · Mode: ` · **Model:**claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929`
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Turn 0 — Assistant
Perfect! I've fixed both issues:
✅ Changes Completed
1. camelCase for Tracking Event Keys
Changed from snake_case to camelCase:
// Before (snake_case)
{
certificate_type: 'ECC',
curve_name: 'brainpoolP256r1',
ti_environment: 'RU'
}
// After (camelCase)
{
certificateType: 'ECC',
curveName: 'brainpoolP256r1',
tiEnvironment: 'RU'
}
2. Simplified trackCertificateEvent Function
Removed duplicate parameter - now uses single object for both Datadog and logs:
// Before (redundant - same data twice)
const trackCertificateEvent = (
data: { certificate_type, curve_name, ti_environment }, // For Datadog
logData: { certificateType, curveName, tiEnvironment } // For logs
): void => { ... }
// After (single object)
const trackCertificateEvent = (data: {
certificateType?: 'ECC' | 'RSA'
curveName?: string
tiEnvironment: 'RU' | 'PU' | 'TITUS' | 'UNKNOWN'
error?: boolean
errorMessage?: string
errorName?: string
}): void => { ... }
3. Updated All References
- ✅ TrackingEventMap type definition (tracking.ts)
- ✅ Function implementation (ti-connect.ts)
- ✅ Test assertions (ti-connect.test.ts)
Verification
- ✅ All 68 tests pass
- ✅ TypeScript compilation clean
- ✅ Committed and pushed
Much cleaner now! Single source of truth for the tracking data.
Turn 1 — User
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