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Summary of changes:

  • Removed console.log("Raw invoices data:", res);
  • Removed console.warn("No invoices found.");
  • Removed console.warn("Unauthorized access attempt for invoice ${id}");
  • Removed console.log(sentInvoices);

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved sent invoices page reliability by ensuring proper data refresh when authentication tokens change.
    • Enhanced display formatting for payment token addresses and transaction amounts in the sent invoices list.
    • Streamlined error handling to provide a cleaner user experience by reducing unnecessary debug messages.

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This PR removes debug logging statements from the SentInvoice component, streamlines error handling by removing the no-invoices warning, adds tokens to the useEffect dependency array, and makes minor formatting adjustments to rendered strings.

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Logging & Control Flow Cleanup
frontend/src/page/SentInvoice.jsx
Removed console.log statements for raw invoices and sentInvoices; removed console.warn for unauthorized access; simplified no-invoices path to clear state without warning. Added tokens to useEffect dependency array. Minor string formatting adjustments for payment token address and total amount display.

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  • Verify the addition of tokens to the useEffect dependency array is intentional and prevents unintended re-renders or data staleness
  • Confirm console logging removal does not eliminate necessary debugging information for production troubleshooting

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
frontend/src/page/SentInvoice.jsx (1)

342-342: The dependency addition is correct, but consider memoizing useTokenList's return value.

Adding tokens to the dependency array is necessary since it's used within the effect (via getTokenInfo at line 275). The tokens reference should remain stable across renders because useTokenList's effect only depends on chainId, so excessive re-renders are unlikely.

However, useTokenList in frontend/src/hooks/useTokenList.js returns a new object { tokens, loading, error } on every call. While the destructured tokens array itself is stable when chainId doesn't change, wrapping the return value in useMemo would make referential stability explicit:

export function useTokenList(chainId) {
  const [tokens, setTokens] = useState([]);
  const [loading, setLoading] = useState(false);
  const [error, setError] = useState(null);

  useEffect(() => {
    // ... existing fetch logic
  }, [chainId]);

  return useMemo(() => ({ tokens, loading, error }), [tokens, loading, error]);
}

This ensures that consumers like SentInvoice get a stable object reference when their dependencies haven't changed, improving code clarity.

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frontend/src/page/SentInvoice.jsx (2)
frontend/src/page/ReceivedInvoice.jsx (2)
  • drawerState (96-99)
  • fee (78-78)
frontend/src/page/Treasure.jsx (1)
  • fee (21-21)
🔇 Additional comments (3)
frontend/src/page/SentInvoice.jsx (3)

176-176: Good cleanup: Debug logging removed.

The removal of console.log("Raw invoices data:", res) is appropriate. Debug logging should not be present in production code.


179-179: Good cleanup: Unnecessary warning removed.

The removal of console.warn("No invoices found.") is appropriate. An empty invoice list is a normal state and doesn't warrant a console warning.


889-894: LGTM: Formatting improvements for readability.

The multi-line formatting of the token address display (lines 889-894) and total amount calculation (lines 979-984) improves code readability without changing any logic.

Also applies to: 979-984

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These console messages are actually useful. So, I will close this PR without merging.

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