fix(yadio): canonicalise currency codes to uppercase - #896
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. WalkthroughThe Yadio adapter now converts parsed currency codes to uppercase before storing quotes. A regression test verifies that mixed-case response keys produce exactly two uppercase quote keys and no lowercase USD key. ChangesYadio normalization
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~5 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change uppercases currency codes, but case-variant inputs can still collapse onto the same key and silently select one rate. This creates a bounded correctness risk for affected currencies, so merge should wait for the collision behavior to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Poem
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In `@src/price/providers/yadio.rs`:
- Around line 114-122: Extend the test canonicalises_lowercase_currency_codes to
verify that the lowercase "eur" key is also absent, or assert that the parsed
result contains exactly the expected uppercase USD and EUR keys.
- Line 50: Update the Yadio response parsing around the currency-code
canonicalization and Quote construction to detect multiple entries that
normalize to the same uppercase code; reject conflicting rates or apply an
explicitly deterministic precedence instead of allowing iteration order to
overwrite a value, and add a regression test covering codes such as USD and usd.
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| .into_iter() | ||
| .filter_map(|(code, value)| match value { | ||
| Some(v) if v.is_finite() && v > 0.0 => Some((code, Quote::PerBtc(v))), | ||
| Some(v) if v.is_finite() && v > 0.0 => Some((code.to_uppercase(), Quote::PerBtc(v))), |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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printf '%s\n' '--- target file outline ---'
ast-grep outline src/price/providers/yadio.rs --view expanded
printf '%s\n' '--- target implementation ---'
cat -n src/price/providers/yadio.rs
printf '%s\n' '--- relevant symbols and collection sites ---'
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from pathlib import Path
p = Path("src/price/providers/yadio.rs")
text = p.read_text()
print("--- duplicate-key behavior probe ---")
print("target exists:", p.exists())
for i, line in enumerate(text.splitlines(), 1):
if "to_uppercase" in line or "collect" in line or "ProviderQuotes" in line:
print(f"{i}: {line}")
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python3 - <<'PY'
import json
body = '{"BTC": {"USD": 70000.0, "usd": 75000.0}}'
entries = list(json.loads(body)["BTC"].items())
print("--- canonical-key collision probe ---")
print("raw entries:", entries)
for order in (entries, list(reversed(entries))):
out = {}
for code, value in order:
if value is not None and value > 0:
out[code.upper()] = value
print("iteration order:", order)
print("collected quotes:", out)
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Handle case-insensitive duplicate currency codes
If Yadio returns both "USD" and "usd", canonicalization silently overwrites one rate. The retained rate depends on map iteration order. Reject conflicting canonical duplicates or define deterministic precedence, and add a regression test.
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In `@src/price/providers/yadio.rs` at line 50, Update the Yadio response parsing
around the currency-code canonicalization and Quote construction to detect
multiple entries that normalize to the same uppercase code; reject conflicting
rates or apply an explicitly deterministic precedence instead of allowing
iteration order to overwrite a value, and add a regression test covering codes
such as USD and usd.
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🧰 Verification performed
# on PR head 58c4115, clean worktree
cargo fmt --check # clean
cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features # clean, no warnings
cargo test price:: # 143 passed; 0 failed; 1 ignored
Also traced every downstream consumer of ProviderQuotes to confirm what this
change actually alters (see the inline comment on parse).
Summary
The change is exactly what #859 prescribed: one line at the adapter boundary
plus an adapter-level regression test. It is correct, minimal, and in scope.
fmt/clippy/tests are green.
The findings below are consistency and test-precision items, not defects. I did
not repeat CodeRabbit's two comments — the third finding below adds the piece its
collision analysis was missing.
📝 Notes on the PR description (no code change needed)
- "matching the pattern in
blockchain.rsandcoingecko.rs" —coingecko.rs
yes (parses_captured_payload_and_uppercases_codes, line 152).blockchain.rs
has no canonicalisation test; it is the one adapter that canonicalises with
a comment and no test — which is the closer analogue to Yadio, since both ship
uppercase upstream. - "sixth of six adapters" —
eltoque.rsnever callsto_uppercase(); it hardcodes
"CUP"/"MLC"on the way out and does case-sensitivetasas.get("USD")
lookups on the way in. #859's own table classifies it separately. Fine as a
framing, but "five of five map-driven adapters" is the precise claim. - Commit
58c4115is a purecargo fmtfixup ofdd06535. Harmless — this repo
squash-merges — just noting it.
| .filter_map(|(code, value)| match value { | ||
| Some(v) if v.is_finite() && v > 0.0 => Some((code, Quote::PerBtc(v))), | ||
| Some(v) if v.is_finite() && v > 0.0 => { | ||
| Some((code.to_uppercase(), Quote::PerBtc(v))) |
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🧹 Consistency & Maintainability | 🔵 Nit | ⚡ Quick win
Add the "why" comment — every sibling that canonicalises carries one, and Yadio is the case that most needs it.
The four adapters that already do this each explain themselves at the call site:
| File | Line | Comment |
|---|---|---|
blockchain.rs |
53-54 | // Codes arrive uppercase already; canonicalise anyway so the adapter honours §6.6 even if the API drifts. |
coingecko.rs |
89 | // CoinGecko ships lowercase codes — canonicalise (§6.6). |
currency_api.rs |
67 | // currency-api ships lowercase codes — canonicalise (§6.6). |
yadio.rs |
50-52 | (none) |
blockchain.rs is the exact analogue — upstream ships uppercase there too — and
#859 quoted its comment as the model for this fix precisely because, without it,
the next reader sees a to_uppercase() on data that is already uppercase and has
no way to tell it is deliberate rather than redundant. That is also what makes the
rustfmt-forced block form here read as arbitrary; the comment justifies the braces.
💡 Suggested change
Some(v) if v.is_finite() && v > 0.0 => {
// Yadio ships uppercase codes today; canonicalise anyway so
// the adapter honours §6.6 even if the API drifts.
Some((code.to_uppercase(), Quote::PerBtc(v)))
}The module header would carry it well too — coingecko.rs:5 and
currency_api.rs:15 both state the casing contract in //! docs.
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i just made the suggested changes
Thank you
| assert!( | ||
| !quotes.contains_key("usd"), | ||
| "raw lowercase key must not survive" | ||
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🎯 Test Precision | 🔵 Nit | ⚡ Quick win
Pin the map size, and cover mixed case.
CodeRabbit already asked for the missing "eur" assertion; the size assertion is
the stronger form of the same request and subsumes it — drops_non_finite_and_non_positive
(line 108) already uses that idiom in this very file:
assert_eq!(quotes.len(), 2, "only the two canonical keys survive");Separately, an all-lowercase input is the weakest possible probe for this fix.
Both to_uppercase() and a hypothetical wrong to_ascii_uppercase()/manual
first-char implementation pass it. A mixed-case code is what actually discriminates:
let body = r#"{"BTC": {"usd": 75000.0, "Eur": 65000.0}}"#;This is a nit — the fix is a stdlib call, so the risk of it being wrong is ~0. It
costs one character to make the test earn its name.
| .filter_map(|(code, value)| match value { | ||
| Some(v) if v.is_finite() && v > 0.0 => Some((code, Quote::PerBtc(v))), | ||
| Some(v) if v.is_finite() && v > 0.0 => { | ||
| Some((code.to_uppercase(), Quote::PerBtc(v))) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity | 🟡 Minor | 📋 Context for the maintainer
Re: CodeRabbit's duplicate-key comment — here is what the change actually does to that case, which its analysis stops short of.
Not a request for a change in this PR; posting because the finding above it is
half the picture and the maintainer should merge knowing the full delta.
CodeRabbit is right that "USD" + "usd" in one payload now collapse to one key
with the survivor picked by HashMap iteration order. What it does not say is
what happened before this PR, which I traced:
🔍 Pre-PR path for a case-variant duplicate
Both keys survived the adapter, then aggregate_tick (src/price/aggregate.rs:141)
uppercased them anyway and pushed both into the same bucket:
let currency = currency.to_uppercase();
match quote {
Quote::PerBtc(v) => direct.entry(currency).or_default().push((*id, *v)),Consequences, both real:
combine()sees two values from one provider → Yadio is double-weighted in
the median.sourcescounts candidate values, not distinct providers
(aggregate.rs:206-210), so it reads2for a single-source currency —
inflating the published figure and suppressing the single-sourcewarn!
inobserve_warnings(manager.rs:386).
This is the same class of bug #859 documents as already having been hit once, in
currencies_covered_by_non_nostr (fixed in 2de2902).
So the change trades a deterministic double-count for a nondeterministic pick. On
the axis that matters — one provider, one vote — it is a net improvement, and
the nondeterminism it introduces is unreachable today (Yadio ships uppercase) and
is shared verbatim by blockchain.rs:55, coingecko.rs:90, currency_api.rs:68
and nostr.rs:146.
Which is why I would not block on it: fixing collision precedence in this one
adapter would leave the other four inconsistent, and #859 explicitly scoped that
kind of cleanup out ("a separate decision and should not be a precondition for the
one-line fix"). If it is worth doing, it belongs in aggregate_tick — dedupe
(provider, currency) pairs once, where it fixes sources for every provider at
once — as a follow-up issue.
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Summary
.to_uppercase()to the currency code atyadio.rs:50, making Yadio the sixth of six adapters to honour the §6.6 canonicalisation contract.canonicalises_lowercase_currency_codestest that feeds lowercase codes throughparse()and asserts they emerge uppercase (and that the raw lowercase key is absent) — matching the pattern inblockchain.rsandcoingecko.rs.Test plan
cargo test price::providers::yadio— all 5 tests passCloses #859
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