Produceasync

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 59ec953 and 562952d.

Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the asynchronous handling and control flow across multiple utility files in the project. The introduction of the await keyword in various functions ensures that operations are executed in the correct order, improving reliability and reducing potential race conditions. These adjustments promote better error management and overall robustness of the application, particularly in processes related to campaigns and Kafka messaging.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.../campaignApis.ts	Enhanced control flow with proper asynchronous handling in processValidate, handleResouceDetailsError, and processCreate.
.../kafka/Producer.ts	Updated Kafka producer availability check to use loadMetadataForTopics, improved logging, and added event listeners for better error handling.
.../utils/campaignMappingUtils.ts	Altered processMapping function to await produceModifiedMessages, ensuring proper message production timing.
.../utils/campaignUtils.ts	Added await for produceModifiedMessages and createProcessTracks in several functions, improving control flow and data integrity in campaign processing.
.../utils/genericUtils.ts	Introduced await in multiple async calls, improved error handling by making handleGenerateError an async function, ensuring timely execution of operations.
.../utils/processTrackUtils.ts	Made several functions asynchronous to allow for await, ensuring proper sequence of operations and robust error handling in process tracking.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App
    participant Kafka
    User->>App: Start campaign process
    App->>Kafka: Check broker availability
    Kafka-->>App: Broker available
    App->>App: Process campaign data
    App->>Kafka: Produce message
    Kafka-->>App: Message produced successfully
    App->>User: Campaign process completed

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Poem

🐇 In the meadow where we play,
Changes came to light today.
With a hop and a skip, we found,
Asynchronous joy all around!
Messages dance, errors take flight,
Our coding world shines so bright! 🌼✨

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