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STNDP-162 When accessing the page after the date has changed, the app crashes #105
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Summary of Changes
Hello @hyukkwonepic, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
I've addressed a critical bug where the application would crash when a user accessed a page after the date had changed. The fix involves a targeted adjustment to how a specific component, CurrentUserStandupCard, is rendered. This change ensures the application remains stable and responsive, regardless of date transitions, by optimizing React's internal rendering mechanisms.
Highlights
- Bug Fix: Resolved an application crash that occurred when navigating to a page after the date had changed.
- Component Key Removal: Removed the "key="current-user-standup-card"" prop from the CurrentUserStandupCard component in both feed-view.tsx and grid-view.tsx. This static key was likely causing issues with React's reconciliation process, leading to the crash.
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This pull request aims to fix a crash that occurs when the date changes by removing a static key from the CurrentUserStandupCard component. My review indicates that while this change might resolve the immediate issue, it's likely not a robust fix. The root cause appears to be stale state within the CurrentUserStandupCard due to its instance being reused across different days. I've recommended an alternative approach: using a dynamic, date-based key to explicitly force the component to remount each day. This ensures a clean state and provides a more reliable and idiomatic solution to the problem.
| {isToday && currentUser && ( | ||
| <CurrentUserStandupCard key="current-user-standup-card" /> | ||
| )} | ||
| {isToday && currentUser && <CurrentUserStandupCard />} |
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While removing the static key might resolve the crash, it's likely not a robust solution. The underlying issue seems to be stale state within CurrentUserStandupCard when the date changes, as the component instance is reused. A better approach is to force a remount on a new day by providing a dynamic key based on the current date. This ensures the component always starts with a fresh state for the new day.
{isToday && currentUser && <CurrentUserStandupCard key={DateTime.now().setZone(boardTimezone).toISODate()} />}| {isToday && currentUser && ( | ||
| <CurrentUserStandupCard key="current-user-standup-card" /> | ||
| )} | ||
| {isToday && currentUser && <CurrentUserStandupCard />} |
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While removing the static key might resolve the crash, it's likely not a robust solution. The underlying issue seems to be stale state within CurrentUserStandupCard when the date changes, as the component instance is reused. A better approach is to force a remount on a new day by providing a dynamic key based on the current date. This ensures the component always starts with a fresh state for the new day.
{isToday && currentUser && <CurrentUserStandupCard key={DateTime.now().setZone(boardTimezone).toISODate()} />}… crashes (#105) Co-authored-by: Hyukoo Kwon <[email protected]>
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