fix: account encoding at api level

[gfyrag]

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve a modification to the Account struct in the internal/account.go file. Specifically, the JSON tag for the InsertionDate field has been changed from json:"_" to json:"-", which prevents this field from being serialized into JSON. The rest of the struct remains unchanged, and no modifications were made to the AccountsVolumes struct.

Changes

File	Change Summary
internal/account.go	Updated JSON tag for InsertionDate field from json:"_" to json:"-" in Account struct.

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internal/account.go (1)

20-20: LGTM! Consistent handling of internal timestamps

The change from json:"_" to json:"-" for InsertionDate aligns with how other internal timestamp fields are handled in the struct (FirstUsage, UpdatedAt). This properly prevents the internal metadata from being exposed in API responses.

Let's verify if this breaking change might affect API clients:

✅ Verification successful

Based on the search results, I can make a final determination. The search shows that:

1. The InsertionDate field is only used internally:

   • It's used in database queries via the bun ORM tag
   • It's used as a query parameter (useInsertionDate) for filtering data
   • No code is found that expects the field in JSON responses

2. The change from json:"_" to json:"-" is safe because:

   • No test cases were found expecting the "_" field in JSON responses
   • No API handlers were found that explicitly expose this field
   • Other timestamp fields in the same struct also use json:"-"

Change is safe - no API clients affected

The change from json:"_" to json:"-" for the InsertionDate field is safe as there's no evidence of API clients relying on this field. The field is purely used for internal database operations and query filtering.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Look for any API handlers or tests that might be relying on the "_" field in JSON responses

# Search for any references to the insertion_date field in API handlers
rg -A 5 "insertion_date|InsertionDate" --type go

# Search for JSON response assertions in tests that might expect the "_" field
rg -A 5 '"_":' --type json --type go

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