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fix: BotDiscoveryService now actually saves discovery status to database
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The UpdateBotDiscoveryStatus method was a stub that only logged but never
saved the RemoteAddress, RemotePort, DiscoveryStatus, and RemoteInstanceId
to the database. Now it properly calls UpdateRemoteInfoAsync.

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SysAdmin 2025-11-25 17:24:54 +00:00
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LittleShop/Services/BotDiscoveryService.cs
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@ -417,12 +417,15 @@ public class BotDiscoveryService : IBotDiscoveryService
private async Task UpdateBotDiscoveryStatus(Guid botId, string status, string ipAddress, int port, string? instanceId)
{
var bot = await _botService.GetBotByIdAsync(botId);
if (bot != null)
var success = await _botService.UpdateRemoteInfoAsync(botId, ipAddress, port, instanceId, status);
if (success)
{
// Update via direct database access would be better, but for now use a workaround
// This would typically be done through a dedicated method on IBotService
_logger.LogInformation("Updating bot {BotId} discovery status to {Status}", botId, status);
_logger.LogInformation("Updated bot {BotId} discovery status to {Status} at {Address}:{Port}",
botId, status, ipAddress, port);
}
else
{
_logger.LogWarning("Failed to update discovery status for bot {BotId}", botId);
}
}