More batch #1468
More batch #1468
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Important Review skippedAuto reviews are disabled on this repository. Please check the settings in the CodeRabbit UI or the You can disable this status message by setting the WalkthroughThis pull request introduces changes across multiple files in the runtime and service management system. The modifications focus on improving state management, update batching, and type handling. Key changes include implementing a batching mechanism for runtime store updates, refining event handling in the runtime service, adjusting utility functions for timer and playback state, and expanding the flexibility of timer state patching. These updates aim to optimize performance and provide more robust state management capabilities. Changes
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🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
apps/server/src/services/runtime-service/RuntimeService.ts (2)
685-694: Well-structured big-change checks.
The booleanshasNewLoaded,justStarted, andhasChangedPlaybackare combined underhasImmediateChanges, making the code more concise and understandable. Consider renamingjustStartedtoisFirstRunfor clarity.
697-738: Comprehensive update triggers.
The logic forshouldUpdateTimer,shouldRuntimeUpdate,shouldBlockUpdate, andshouldUpdateClocksystematically covers most runtime changes. The deep equality checks are valid for moderate state sizes. For very large state, consider more granular checks or partial diffs.apps/client/src/common/stores/runtime.ts (1)
24-33: Deferred state updates to mitigate flicker.
Accumulating property changes before applying them in one go improves performance. If additional validations are needed (e.g., bounding values), consider doing them immediately on assignment so erroneous updates are not silently batched.apps/server/src/services/runtime-service/rundownService.utils.ts (1)
24-24: HandlingnullingetShouldTimerUpdate.
Skipping updates whencurrentValueisnullis sensible. Consider also logging or clarifying hownullarises if unexpected in normal operation.apps/server/src/stores/runtimeState.ts (1)
139-139: Add JSDoc documentation for the patchTimer function.The function handles both public and private state, which should be clearly documented for maintainability.
Add comprehensive documentation:
+/** + * Updates both public timer state and private timer state atomically. + * @param newState - Partial state containing both TimerState and RestorePoint properties + * @remarks + * This function is used for: + * 1. Restoring timer state from a restore point + * 2. Updating timer state during normal operation + * + * The function handles both public properties (TimerState) and private properties (_timer) + * to ensure consistent state restoration. + */ function patchTimer(newState: Partial<TimerState & RestorePoint>) {
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apps/client/src/common/stores/runtime.ts(1 hunks)apps/server/src/services/runtime-service/RuntimeService.ts(5 hunks)apps/server/src/services/runtime-service/rundownService.utils.ts(3 hunks)apps/server/src/stores/runtimeState.ts(1 hunks)
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apps/server/src/services/runtime-service/RuntimeService.ts (4)
24-24: Consider verifying new usage ofRestorePoint.
Switching from a type-only import to a value import is appropriate if the code referencesRestorePointat runtime. Please make sure to review any references toRestorePointin related files to confirm they align with the new import.
39-39: Good use of narrowed keys.
Limiting keys to'eventNext' | 'eventNow' | 'publicEventNow' | 'publicEventNext'clarifies which parts ofRuntimeStatethis new type handles. This strongly-types the usage of event-specific properties.
185-188: Logic check for affected events.
These lines cleanly verify whether updated or removed events are currently loaded. This makes it straightforward to decide if the runtime must be reloaded or stopped.
739-764: Unified state and event updates.
The code updates various aspects of the state (timer,runtime,currentBlock, clock, events) in a single pass, followed by a restore state save if needed. This consolidated approach helps ensure consistency. However, if further expansions are planned, consider extracting these updates into smaller functions to reduce complexity.Also applies to: 771-799
apps/client/src/common/stores/runtime.ts (1)
17-19: Batch variables for UI updates.
IntroducingbatchStoreandisUpdatePendingis a solid way to buffer rapid updates, reducing potential flicker or excessive renders. Ensure the batching strategy is well-documented so contributors know to usepatchRuntimePropertyrather than direct store mutations.apps/server/src/services/runtime-service/rundownService.utils.ts (2)
4-4: Appropriate introduction ofMaybeNumber.
This import aligns with functions that now handlenullvalues more gracefully. No immediate issues spotted.
39-39: SimplifiedgetForceUpdatesignature.
Removing theplaybackStateparameter keeps the function focused on clock deltas. Ensure any old references to the deprecated parameter are updated and that the new logic aligns with all call sites.apps/server/src/stores/runtimeState.ts (1)
139-146: Verify state restoration edge cases.The enhanced type safety is good, but we should verify that all state restoration scenarios work correctly, especially with the new
_timerproperty handling.Let's verify the state restoration flow:
✅ Verification successful
State restoration implementation is robust and handles edge cases properly
The code demonstrates thorough handling of state transitions, proper type safety, and consistent state management across all scenarios including negative times, force finish, and roll states. No issues found in the state restoration flow.
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#!/bin/bash # Search for all usages of patchTimer to ensure consistent state handling echo "Searching for patchTimer usages..." rg -B 2 -A 2 "patchTimer\(" # Search for RestorePoint type usage to verify type consistency echo "Verifying RestorePoint type usage..." ast-grep --pattern 'type RestorePoint = { $$$ }' # Search for potential timer state mutations echo "Checking for direct timer state mutations..." rg -B 2 -A 2 "runtimeState\.timer\."Length of output: 17587
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