feat: add treasury reports december 2024 #302
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WalkthroughThe pull request updates the treasury page to include December 2024 as a new entry in the Changes
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src/pages/treasury.js (1)
177-177: Consider dynamically defaulting to the latest available month.Hard-coding "December" might become outdated next year. Consider dynamically selecting the latest available month in
MONTHSrather than manually setting a value.Here’s a suggested approach:
-const [selectedMonth, setSelectedMonth] = useState("December"); +const [selectedMonth, setSelectedMonth] = useState(() => { + const sortedMonths = MONTHS.filter((m) => m.year === "2024"); + // or a more general approach of retrieving the last entry from the array + if (sortedMonths.length) { + return sortedMonths[0].month; + } + return ""; +});
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10-15: Looks consistent with existing entries, but verify the new IPFS links.This block follows the established format. However, ensure that the newly introduced IPFS hashes and filename references for December 2024 remain valid.
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Let me check the naming pattern consistency with previous entries to ensure the new IPFS links follow the established format.
IPFS links follow consistent naming patterns and are properly referenced
The new December 2024 entries follow the established patterns:
- Treasury report follows the "monthly-portfolio-snapshot-[YEAR]-[MONTH]-[YEAR].pdf" format seen in recent months
- Risk report follows the "[MONTH]-[YEAR]-redefine-risk-center.[DATE].pdf" format consistent with other recent entries
- Both IPFS hashes are only referenced once in the codebase, specifically in the treasury.js file, which is the expected behavior
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Rapidly check for resource availability on the newly inserted IPFS links. NEW_HASHES=( "QmRtrLrgctXTEtHKeVrjaAguohWJrqdSTCV1STDbyjBP22/december-2024-monthly-portfolio-snapshot-2024-december-2024.pdf" "QmZaVYMfFMnSARFLye7Du9knfCvFPHh374LP4TmuepCZxN/december-2024-redefine-risk-center.01-03-2025.pdf" ) for hash in "${NEW_HASHES[@]}"; do echo "Verifying IPFS hash: $hash" # Searching references in the codebase for consistency rg "$hash" doneLength of output: 1322
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#!/bin/bash # Get a few previous entries to verify naming pattern consistency rg -B 5 "treasuryReport|riskReport" src/pages/treasury.jsLength of output: 6744
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