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[WEB-3100] chore: no load improvement #6375

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This PR includes following changes:

  • No load improvement.

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  • Improvement (change that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)

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[WEB-3100]

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved issue update logic to ensure accurate state tracking before modifications.

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The changes modify the updateIssue method in the issue store by introducing a cloning mechanism for the issue before update. By using Lodash's clone function, the code creates a copy of the issue from this.issuesMap before performing updates. This allows preserving the original state of the issue for conditional checks, specifically focusing on the is_epic property when determining whether to update the persistent layer.

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File Change Summary
web/core/store/issue/issue.store.ts - Added clone import from lodash
- Created issueBeforeUpdate variable using clone()
- Modified condition to use issueBeforeUpdate.is_epic for persistent layer update

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
web/core/store/issue/issue.store.ts (2)

1-1: Consider using cloneDeep instead of clone

The current implementation uses lodash's clone which performs shallow cloning. For complex issue objects with nested properties, consider using cloneDeep to ensure all nested objects are properly copied.

-import clone from "lodash/clone";
+import cloneDeep from "lodash/cloneDeep";

-    const issueBeforeUpdate = clone(this.issuesMap[issueId]);
+    const issueBeforeUpdate = cloneDeep(this.issuesMap[issueId]);

Also applies to: 82-82


90-92: Document the epic exclusion logic

The code excludes epics from persistent layer updates, but the reasoning isn't documented. Please add a comment explaining why epics are handled differently to help future maintainers understand this optimization.

+    // Epics are excluded from persistent layer updates because...
     if (!issueBeforeUpdate.is_epic) {
       updatePersistentLayer(issueId);
     }
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Comment on lines +82 to 92
const issueBeforeUpdate = clone(this.issuesMap[issueId]);
runInAction(() => {
set(this.issuesMap, [issueId, "updated_at"], getCurrentDateTimeInISO());
Object.keys(issue).forEach((key) => {
set(this.issuesMap, [issueId, key], issue[key as keyof TIssue]);
});
});

if (!this.issuesMap[issueId]?.is_epic) {
if (!issueBeforeUpdate.is_epic) {
updatePersistentLayer(issueId);
}
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💡 Codebase verification

Inconsistent persistent layer update optimization

The epic-exclusion optimization is not consistently applied across the codebase. While this file skips persistent layer updates for epics, other files update the persistent layer without checking the epic status:

  • web/core/store/issue/issue-details/sub_issues.store.ts
  • web/core/store/issue/helpers/base-issues.store.ts

This inconsistency could lead to epics being updated in some places but not others, potentially causing state synchronization issues.

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Verify persistent layer update optimization

The changes optimize persistent layer updates by:

  1. Preserving the pre-update state through cloning
  2. Excluding epics from updates

Let's verify this optimization's impact:

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for other persistent layer update calls
rg "updatePersistentLayer" -A 5

# Check for epic-related operations
ast-grep --pattern 'is_epic'

Length of output: 4145

@pushya22 pushya22 merged commit 42e9281 into preview Jan 10, 2025
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@pushya22 pushya22 deleted the chore-no-load-improvement branch January 10, 2025 12:31
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