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I think it might be nice if we had a
event.isThreadReply
boolean that handled this complexity in a single place. We probably make this same mistake in other places.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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We do,
isRelation(RelationType.Thread)
but that doesn't include 2nd order relations which we do want to include here. Reactions to thread responses aren't "thread replies" yet still want RRsThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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Whatever we want to call this logic
!!event.threadRootId && !event.isThreadRoot;
feels like it could be nicely encapsulated with a description of the intracies."thread replies" still feels applicable and a good enough name for reactions in this scenario but if there is a better name, that would be nice. I don't know how reactions to a thread root exactly works though. And those kind of details could be nicely explained there.