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BA-2081: chat rooms refetch issue #182

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Given I have 10 chats in my active chat list, when I switch to another Chat List Tab and come back to the Active Chat list. I should still be able to see and access the 10 original chat rooms

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Resolved issues with the chat rooms list not updating correctly during tab and search changes.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined rendering logic and improved the refresh strategy to ensure that the list displays up-to-date results and handles empty states more effectively.

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The changes update the ChatRoomsList component in the messages module. A new state variable renderList has been introduced to manage the conditional rendering of the chat rooms list. This variable is set to false during tab changes to address a bug with the Virtuoso component and then reset to true using a useEffect hook when data changes. Additionally, the refetch function is modified to include { fetchPolicy: 'network-only' }, and the logic for rendering empty states is refactored for clarity.

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packages/components/modules/messages/web/ChatRoomsList/index.tsx Introduced new renderList state variable; added useEffect to reset renderList on data changes; updated refetch calls with { fetchPolicy: 'network-only' }; refactored empty state logic.

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    participant U as User
    participant CR as ChatRoomsList Component
    participant V as Virtuoso Component
    participant DF as Data Fetcher

    U->>CR: Change tab / search input
    CR->>CR: Set renderList = false
    U->>CR: New data received
    CR->>CR: useEffect resets renderList = true
    CR->>V: Conditionally render Virtuoso (if renderList true)
    CR->>DF: Call refetch({ fetchPolicy: 'network-only' })
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Possibly related PRs

  • BA-2070 Fix chatroom search #177: Updates to the state management and search handling in the ChatRoomsList component relate to this PR's adjustments around conditional rendering and refetch logic.
  • BA-1882: update unread mechanism #146: Involves similar modifications in the ChatRoomsList component, focusing on integrating subscription-based updates alongside changes to render behavior.

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packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/index.tsx (1)

Reset cursor when switching tabs to ensure proper pagination

The cursor should be reset when switching tabs because each tab (unread/archived) represents a distinct dataset. Using a cursor from one tab's context for another tab's query could lead to incorrect pagination results.

The suggested implementation is correct:

 const handleChange = (event: React.SyntheticEvent, newTab: string) => {
   setTab(newTab as ChatTabValues)
+  cursor.current = null
   startRefetchTransition(() => {
     refetch(
       {
         unreadMessages: newTab === CHAT_TAB_VALUES.unread,
         archived: newTab === CHAT_TAB_VALUES.archived,
-        cursor: cursor.current,
       },
       { fetchPolicy: 'store-and-network' },
     )
   })
 }
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Line range hint 70-80: Verify cursor handling during tab switches.

While the cursor is correctly passed to refetch, consider if the cursor should be reset when switching tabs to ensure fresh data fetching.

Consider this implementation:

 const handleChange = (event: React.SyntheticEvent, newTab: string) => {
   setTab(newTab as ChatTabValues)
+  cursor.current = null
   startRefetchTransition(() => {
     refetch(
       {
         unreadMessages: newTab === CHAT_TAB_VALUES.unread,
         archived: newTab === CHAT_TAB_VALUES.archived,
-        cursor: cursor.current,
       },
       { fetchPolicy: 'store-and-network' },
     )
   })
 }

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/index.tsx (1)

48-48: Consider maintaining separate cursors per tab.

To improve the pagination state management, consider maintaining separate cursors for each tab. This would prevent pagination state interference between tabs and provide a better user experience.

Example implementation:

const cursors = useRef<Record<ChatTabValues, string | null>>({
  [CHAT_TAB_VALUES.active]: null,
  [CHAT_TAB_VALUES.unread]: null,
  [CHAT_TAB_VALUES.archived]: null
})
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packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/index.tsx (2)

3-11: LGTM! Clean import organization.

The addition of useRef is properly grouped with other React hooks.


48-48: LGTM! Well-typed cursor reference.

The cursor ref is properly typed to handle all possible states and appropriately initialized.

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I am slightly confused, can you explain how this works? It looks to me like cursor.current does not change after its first initialization (its value is persisted between calls and updated only when it is null or undefined). But that means that cursor.current always points to the last entry (?) of the first chat room page in the 'Active' tab? When changing tabs, we always refetch from that entry? Doesn't that break proper refetching of the unread and archived tabs, and also of the active tab in case the chatrooms change order on new messages?

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should we double check the other refetches we have on messages as well?

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packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/index.tsx (1)

215-219: Consider memoizing the endReached callback.

The endReached callback is recreated on every render. Consider memoizing it with useCallback to optimize performance.

+ const handleEndReached = useCallback(() => {
+   if (hasNext) {
+     loadNext(5)
+   }
+ }, [hasNext, loadNext])

  return (
    <ChatRoomListContainer>
      {/* ... */}
      {renderList && (
        <Virtuoso
          {/* ... */}
-         endReached={() => {
-           if (hasNext) {
-             loadNext(5)
-           }
-         }}
+         endReached={handleEndReached}
          {...VirtuosoProps}
        />
      )}
    </ChatRoomListContainer>
  )
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packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/index.tsx (2)

3-41: LGTM! Clean state management addition.

The new renderList state is well-integrated and follows React conventions.


97-102: Consider tracking the Virtuoso bug.

The workaround is well-documented, but it would be beneficial to track the upstream Virtuoso issue for a proper fix in the future.

Could you share the Virtuoso issue number? If not, consider creating one to track this workaround.

Comment on lines 54 to 95
const handleSearchChange: ChangeEventHandler<HTMLInputElement> = (e) => {
const value = e.target.value || ''
startTransition(() => {
refetch({
q: value,
unreadMessages: isInUnreadTab,
archived: isInArchivedTab,
})
refetch(
{
q: value,
unreadMessages: isInUnreadTab,
archived: isInArchivedTab,
},
{ fetchPolicy: 'network-only' },
)
})
}

const handleSearchClear = () => {
startTransition(() => {
reset()
refetch({
q: '',
unreadMessages: isInUnreadTab,
archived: isInArchivedTab,
})
refetch(
{
q: '',
unreadMessages: isInUnreadTab,
archived: isInArchivedTab,
},
{ fetchPolicy: 'network-only' },
)
})
}

const handleChange = (event: React.SyntheticEvent, newTab: string) => {
setTab(newTab as ChatTabValues)
startRefetchTransition(() => {
setRenderList(false)
refetch(
{
q: searchValue,
unreadMessages: newTab === CHAT_TAB_VALUES.unread,
archived: newTab === CHAT_TAB_VALUES.archived,
},
{ fetchPolicy: 'store-and-network' },
{ fetchPolicy: 'network-only' },
)
})
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider consistent renderList handling across all refetch scenarios.

While handleChange sets renderList to false before refetch, the search handlers don't. This could lead to inconsistent behavior when the Virtuoso component needs to be remounted.

Apply this diff to maintain consistency:

  const handleSearchChange: ChangeEventHandler<HTMLInputElement> = (e) => {
    const value = e.target.value || ''
    startTransition(() => {
+     setRenderList(false)
      refetch(
        {
          q: value,
          unreadMessages: isInUnreadTab,
          archived: isInArchivedTab,
        },
        { fetchPolicy: 'network-only' },
      )
    })
  }

  const handleSearchClear = () => {
    startTransition(() => {
      reset()
+     setRenderList(false)
      refetch(
        {
          q: '',
          unreadMessages: isInUnreadTab,
          archived: isInArchivedTab,
        },
        { fetchPolicy: 'network-only' },
      )
    })
  }
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const handleSearchChange: ChangeEventHandler<HTMLInputElement> = (e) => {
const value = e.target.value || ''
startTransition(() => {
refetch({
q: value,
unreadMessages: isInUnreadTab,
archived: isInArchivedTab,
})
refetch(
{
q: value,
unreadMessages: isInUnreadTab,
archived: isInArchivedTab,
},
{ fetchPolicy: 'network-only' },
)
})
}
const handleSearchClear = () => {
startTransition(() => {
reset()
refetch({
q: '',
unreadMessages: isInUnreadTab,
archived: isInArchivedTab,
})
refetch(
{
q: '',
unreadMessages: isInUnreadTab,
archived: isInArchivedTab,
},
{ fetchPolicy: 'network-only' },
)
})
}
const handleChange = (event: React.SyntheticEvent, newTab: string) => {
setTab(newTab as ChatTabValues)
startRefetchTransition(() => {
setRenderList(false)
refetch(
{
q: searchValue,
unreadMessages: newTab === CHAT_TAB_VALUES.unread,
archived: newTab === CHAT_TAB_VALUES.archived,
},
{ fetchPolicy: 'store-and-network' },
{ fetchPolicy: 'network-only' },
)
})
}
const handleSearchChange: ChangeEventHandler<HTMLInputElement> = (e) => {
const value = e.target.value || ''
startTransition(() => {
setRenderList(false)
refetch(
{
q: value,
unreadMessages: isInUnreadTab,
archived: isInArchivedTab,
},
{ fetchPolicy: 'network-only' },
)
})
}
const handleSearchClear = () => {
startTransition(() => {
reset()
setRenderList(false)
refetch(
{
q: '',
unreadMessages: isInUnreadTab,
archived: isInArchivedTab,
},
{ fetchPolicy: 'network-only' },
)
})
}
const handleChange = (event: React.SyntheticEvent, newTab: string) => {
setTab(newTab as ChatTabValues)
startRefetchTransition(() => {
setRenderList(false)
refetch(
{
q: searchValue,
unreadMessages: newTab === CHAT_TAB_VALUES.unread,
archived: newTab === CHAT_TAB_VALUES.archived,
},
{ fetchPolicy: 'network-only' },
)
})
}

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packages/components/modules/messages/web/ChatRoomsList/index.tsx (1)

151-160: Add error boundary for Virtuoso component.

While the rendering logic is cleaner, consider adding error handling to gracefully recover from potential Virtuoso rendering failures.

+import { ErrorBoundary } from 'react-error-boundary'
+
+const VirtuosoErrorFallback = () => (
+  <Box p={2}>
+    <Typography>Failed to load chat rooms. Please try again.</Typography>
+  </Box>
+)

 {renderList && (
+  <ErrorBoundary FallbackComponent={VirtuosoErrorFallback}>
     <Virtuoso
       data={chatRooms}
       // ... other props
     />
+  </ErrorBoundary>
 )}

Also applies to: 204-221

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packages/components/modules/messages/web/ChatRoomsList/index.tsx (5)

3-11: LGTM! State management changes look good.

The new imports and state variable are well-organized and necessary for implementing the Virtuoso component workaround.

Also applies to: 39-39


53-65: Consider caching implications of network-only fetch policy.

While using fetchPolicy: 'network-only' ensures fresh data, it bypasses the cache completely. This might impact performance, especially during rapid search interactions.

Consider these alternatives:

  1. Use cache-and-network to show cached results while fetching
  2. Implement a debounce for search to reduce network requests

Would you like me to provide implementation examples for these alternatives?

Also applies to: 67-79


81-94:

✅ Verification successful

LGTM! Tab change handling addresses the core issue.

The implementation ensures fresh data fetching when switching tabs while properly handling the Virtuoso component's state.

Monitor the behavior in production to ensure:

  1. Chat rooms remain visible when switching back to Active tab
  2. No unnecessary refetches occur

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LGTM! Tab change handling and data refetch logic look solid.

The code correctly resets the render state and forces a network-only data fetch when switching tabs. I reviewed the surrounding modules and found that error monitoring and toast notifications are consistently implemented elsewhere, indicating that additional error handling in this component isn’t necessary. Please continue to monitor in production to ensure:

  • Chat rooms remain visible when switching back to the Active tab.
  • No redundant or unnecessary refetches occur.

42-44:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify cursor management in useRoomsList hook.

Regarding the concern about cursor.current in the comments:

  1. The network-only fetch policy ensures fresh data fetching, which should help maintain correct cursor state
  2. However, we should verify the cursor management in the useRoomsList hook

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This should provide context on how the hook manages its internal state (including cursor.current). Once you confirm that the fresh data fetching (via the network-only fetch policy) aligns with proper cursor management, we can be confident that this part of the implementation meets the PR objectives.


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Verify and Confirm Cursor Management in usePaginationFragment

The changes rely on the network-only fetch policy to ensure fresh data is loaded. Note that useRoomsList—located at packages/components/modules/messages/common/graphql/fragments/RoomsList.ts—is a thin wrapper around usePaginationFragment. There’s no explicit handling of cursor.current in useRoomsList, so please ensure that usePaginationFragment correctly manages the pagination cursor when new data is fetched.

  • Verify that the pagination state, including cursor.current, resets or updates correctly with the network-only policy.
  • Double-check any internal documentation or tests for usePaginationFragment to confirm that its behavior meets the intended design.

96-101:

✅ Verification successful

LGTM! Well-documented workaround for Virtuoso bug.

The workaround is clearly explained and effectively handles the component remounting.


🌐 Web query:

Is there an open issue for the Virtuoso endReached bug when data changes?

💡 Result:

There is an open GitHub issue (#985) specifically addressing a miscalculation in the endReached index when using GroupedVirtuoso, where group headers are incorrectly counted as list items[1]. This causes discrepancies between reported indexes (e.g., 522) and actual item indexes (e.g., 499). A CodeSandbox reproduction demonstrates the issue[1].

For non-grouped lists using standard Virtuoso, there's no confirmed open bug regarding endReached during data changes. However:

  1. Data Refresh Handling: A Lightrun thread indicates fixes were implemented to reset endReached state when data refreshes[7]. This prevents stale indexes when appending/prepending items.
  2. Troubleshooting Recommendations:
    • Verify items aren't empty (Virtuoso requires measurable content)[4]
    • Check for CSS margins causing measurement errors[4]
    • Use logLevel=DEBUG to inspect rendering behavior[4]
  3. Documentation Guidance: The official docs recommend using endReached with state management that appends new items while preserving scroll position[3][9].

For grouped list scenarios, follow issue #985 for updates. In standard lists, ensure you're using react-virtuoso v3.3.0+ which includes fixes for edge cases in dynamic data handling[7].

Citations:


LGTM: Well-Documented Workaround for Virtuoso "endReached" Behavior

The workaround using setRenderList(true) on data changes is clear and effective in forcing the component to remount—which addresses issues with Virtuoso's endReached not triggering properly. Although GitHub issue #985 highlights concerns for grouped lists, our usage appears to be for the standard (non-grouped) list where such issues have largely been resolved in recent versions (v3.3.0+). Please continue to monitor updates from react-virtuoso in case further refinements allow removal of this workaround.

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