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PandeyandGitHub 070c294f33 refactor(ledger): extract domain primitives and centralize tracking (#113)
## Summary

- Extract \`DistinctID\`, \`Event\`, and \`Properties\` value objects
from \`internal/ledger\` into \`internal/domain\` so they can be reused
without coupling callers to ledger orchestration. Move the analytics
serializer to \`api/v1alpha1\` as \`Casting.TrackableProperties()\`.
Tighten \`Ledger.Track\` to take \`domain.Event\` and
\`domain.Properties\`.
- Add \`cmd/foundryctl/root.go\` with shared
\`rootLogger\`/\`rootTracker\` initialized via \`PersistentPreRunE\`,
plus \`recoverRunE\` — a wrapper that converts panics to \`TypeFatal\`
errors and centralizes log + ledger tracking of success/failure for
every command. Each \`runX\` collapses to \`(domain.Properties, error)\`
with no in-function tracking.
- Add \`WithStacktrace\` on \`*base\` errors so the recovered panic
stack flows through the existing \`LogAttr\` machinery.
2026-05-04 23:36:04 +05:30

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package noopledger
import (
"context"
"github.com/signoz/foundry/internal/domain"
"github.com/signoz/foundry/internal/ledger"
)
// provider is a no-op implementation of ledger.Ledger.
type provider struct{}
// New creates a ledger that does nothing.
func New() ledger.Ledger {
return &provider{}
}
func (p *provider) Track(_ context.Context, _ domain.Event, _ domain.Properties) {}
func (p *provider) Close() error { return nil }