fix(sns): store generic nervous system function call reply on the proposal - #11453
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Re: the governance checklist —
@dfinity/governance-team — flagging for a look since this checklist review is what's currently blocking merge ( Generated by Claude Code |
What was wrong: when the SNS asks another canister to do something, that canister sends back an answer. But we were never actually reading that answer, we just checked "did it respond at all" and then threw the answer away. So even if the answer said "this didn't work," we'd still mark it as a success, and nobody could ever go back and see what really happened, because we deleted it.
What we fixed: we stopped deleting the answer. Now we save it, so anyone can look at it later and see exactly what came back.
What we did NOT fix: we still can't automatically tell if the answer means success or failure, because this feature can talk to any canister, and every one of them answers differently. There's no way to understand all of them automatically. So we're not trying to guess anymore, we're just making sure the answer doesn't disappear.
Small limit: if the answer is really long, we only keep part of it, so it doesn't take up too much space.
Testing: added tests to check the answer gets saved properly, that nothing changed for the failure case, and that long answers get shortened correctly.