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@gaby gaby commented Nov 6, 2024

Email subjects come with a hard-coded prefix. These should be free-form to whatever subject the user set on the template.

Related to #4996

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected the spelling of "Openobserve" to "OpenObserve" in the documentation.
  • New Features

    • Simplified email subject lines for reports and alerts by removing the prefix, enhancing clarity for recipients.
  • Documentation

    • Updated README to reflect the correct spelling of "OpenObserve."

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The pull request includes updates to the documentation in benchmarks/pyroscope/README.md, correcting the spelling of "Openobserve" to "OpenObserve." Additionally, modifications are made to the email subject lines in three different Rust files: src/report_server/src/report.rs, src/service/alerts/alert.rs, and src/service/dashboards/reports.rs. In each case, the prefix "Openobserve" has been removed from the subject lines, simplifying them while maintaining the overall email functionality.

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File Path Change Summary
benchmarks/pyroscope/README.md Corrected spelling of "Openobserve" to "OpenObserve" in the introductory sentence.
src/report_server/src/report.rs Modified send_email function to remove the prefix from the email subject line.
src/service/alerts/alert.rs Updated send_email_notification function to simplify the email subject line by removing prefix.
src/service/dashboards/reports.rs Altered send_email method to simplify the email subject line by removing prefix.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
src/service/dashboards/reports.rs (1)

382-382: Consider adding title validation.

The removal of the hardcoded prefix aligns with the PR objective. However, since we're now using the raw title as the email subject, consider adding validation to ensure the title is not empty and follows email subject line best practices.

Add validation when setting the report title:

if self.title.trim().is_empty() {
    return Err(anyhow::anyhow!("Report title cannot be empty"));
}
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src/report_server/src/report.rs (1)

391-391: LGTM! The change aligns with the PR objective.

The removal of the "Openobserve Report - " prefix allows users to set email subjects according to their specified template.

Let's verify that all email subject prefixes have been consistently removed:

✅ Verification successful

Email subject prefix removal has been consistently implemented

The verification confirms that all email subject formatting across the codebase (src/report_server/src/report.rs, src/service/dashboards/reports.rs, and src/service/alerts/alert.rs) now directly uses the title/subject without any hardcoded prefixes, maintaining consistency with the PR objective.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining hardcoded email subject prefixes
# Test: Search for any remaining "Openobserve" string in email subject formatting
rg -i "openobserve.*subject\(format!\("

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#!/bin/bash
# Let's search for any email subject formatting patterns in the codebase
rg -A 2 "\.subject\(format!"

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rg -B 2 -A 2 "subject.*format.*title"

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@Subhra264 @oasisk Any suggestion on this? i think these are two solutions:

  1. remove the prefix
  2. add a optional prefix and let use to custom the prefix, or custom the title format.

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@Subhra264 @oasisk Any suggestion on this? i think these are two solutions:

remove the prefix
add a optional prefix and let use to custom the prefix, or custom the title format.

I think we can remove the hard-coded or optional configurable prefix. User can write a custom title anyway (irrespective of the report/alert name) which will be used in the email subject. @hengfeiyang @oasisk what do you think?

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Okay, let's remove it now. then we can add optional title by other PR.

@hengfeiyang hengfeiyang merged commit bccf35b into openobserve:main Nov 6, 2024
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