@secondlayer/shared 11.11.0 → 11.11.1

package/dist/src/queue/listener.d.ts

@@ -9,16 +9,24 @@ interface ListenOptions {
 }
 /**
 * LISTEN/NOTIFY connection for indexer-fired channels (`indexer:new_block`,
-* `subgraph_reorg`, `tx:confirmed`) — they fire on the SOURCE (chain) DB.
-* `||` (not `??`) so an empty-string env (an unset `SOURCE_DATABASE_URL` passed
-* through docker-compose as `""`) falls back to `DATABASE_URL`.
+* `subgraph_reorg`, `tx:confirmed`, `index:tip`) — they fire wherever
+* `getSourceDb()` writes. Delegates to `resolveSourceUrl` (the same function
+* `getSourceDb()` calls) instead of re-deriving the env-var precedence here:
+* a hand-duplicated resolver previously skipped the `isPlatformMode()` gate
+* that `getSourceDb()` applies, so a process not in platform mode (but with
+* `SOURCE_DATABASE_URL` set anyway, e.g. inherited from a shared env
+* template) would LISTEN on a different database than the one the write
+* actually commits to — a NOTIFY that fires correctly on the writer's
+* connection then never reaches this listener. One resolver, used by both.
 */
-declare function sourceListenerUrl(): string | undefined;
+declare function sourceListenerUrl(): string;
 /**
 * LISTEN/NOTIFY connection for control-plane channels (`webhooks:new_outbox`,
-* `webhooks:changed`, subgraph operations) — they fire on the TARGET DB.
+* `webhooks:changed`, subgraph operations) — they fire wherever `getTargetDb()`
+* writes. See {@link sourceListenerUrl} for why this delegates instead of
+* re-deriving the precedence.
 */
-declare function targetListenerUrl(): string | undefined;
+declare function targetListenerUrl(): string;
 declare function listen(channel: string, callback: (payload?: string) => void, opts?: ListenOptions): Promise<() => Promise<void>>;
 /** A shareable wake point: any number of callers can `wait()` for the next
 *  NOTIFY on `channel`, each getting their own promise. One LISTEN connection