Walkthrough

This change enhances the error handling and logging in the ticket aggregation process within the processor. The modifications improve the clarity of error messages by incorporating additional context—such as the count of acknowledged tickets, destination data, and specific details during deserialization failures—thereby aiding debugging in the ticket aggregation workflow.

Changes

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant TA as TicketAggregationInteraction
    participant Actions as TicketAggregationActions::process
    participant Logger as Logger

    TA->>Actions: Trigger ticket aggregation request
    alt Operation succeeds
        Actions->>Logger: Optionally log success details
    else Error encountered
        Actions->>Logger: Log error with context (e.g., unknown error, ticket count, destination, deserialization issues)
    end

Possibly related PRs

• Remove tickets that are within an aggregated ticket prior to sending aggregation request #6433: Addresses overlapping ticket issues during aggregation, which relates to the enhanced error reporting in ticket aggregation.
• Cap on aggregation batch size and fix swarm notifiers #6836: Involves modifications in related ticket aggregation components (TicketAggregationFinalizer and TicketAggregationAwaiter), connecting to the changes in error handling within the process.

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• NumberFour8

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