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[Fix]: Status Assignment Issue From Dropdown #3504

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  • Dependencies

    • Upgraded Jitsi React SDK to version 1.4.0
  • Performance & Optimization

    • Improved task status data loading logic
    • Streamlined event handling in various components
  • UI Enhancements

    • Minor formatting and class name adjustments in multiple components
    • Added event propagation controls in popovers and modals
  • Bug Fixes

    • Refined item selection and value setting mechanisms in task status components

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This pull request encompasses multiple minor modifications across various components in the web application. The changes primarily involve formatting adjustments, event handling improvements, and subtle logic refinements in components related to task status, color picking, modals, and settings. The modifications focus on enhancing code readability, preventing event propagation, and streamlining data loading processes without significantly altering core functionality.

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File Change Summary
apps/web/app/hooks/features/useTaskStatus.ts Simplified task status loading logic, removed lodash isEqual comparison, added new useEffect for loading task status data
apps/web/lib/components/color-picker.tsx Added onProgressCapture event handler to Popover, minor formatting adjustments
apps/web/lib/components/modal.tsx Cosmetic formatting changes to className
apps/web/lib/features/task/task-input.tsx Comment reformatting, minor className adjustments
apps/web/lib/features/task/task-status-modal.tsx Added multiple event handlers to prevent event propagation
apps/web/lib/features/task/task-status.tsx Significant refactoring of useStatusValue function, enhanced item selection logic, class name reordering
apps/web/lib/settings/icon-popover.tsx Added onProgressCapture event handler to Popover
apps/web/lib/settings/personal-setting-form.tsx Formatting adjustments to className properties
apps/web/package.json Updated @jitsi/react-sdk dependency from ^1.3.0 to ^1.4.0

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apps/web/lib/features/task/task-status-modal.tsx (1)

84-90: LGTM! Consider using a reusable event handler.

The addition of event handlers to prevent propagation is correct and addresses potential event bubbling issues. However, the implementation could be more DRY.

Consider consolidating the repeated event handlers into a single reusable function:

+const stopPropagation = (e: React.SyntheticEvent) => e.stopPropagation();
+
 <div className="w-[98%] md:w-[33rem]"
-  onClick={(e) => e.stopPropagation()}
-  onMouseDown={(e) => e.stopPropagation()}
-  onMouseUp={(e) => e.stopPropagation()}
-  onPointerDown={(e) => e.stopPropagation()}
-  onPointerUp={(e) => e.stopPropagation()}
+  onClick={stopPropagation}
+  onMouseDown={stopPropagation}
+  onMouseUp={stopPropagation}
+  onPointerDown={stopPropagation}
+  onPointerUp={stopPropagation}
 >
apps/web/lib/features/task/task-status.tsx (1)

233-236: Consider using a more efficient comparison method.

While JSON.stringify works for array comparison, it's not the most efficient approach. Consider using array-specific comparison methods or libraries like lodash.isEqual for better performance.

-		if (defaultValues.length > 0 && JSON.stringify(values) !== JSON.stringify(defaultValues)) {
+		if (defaultValues.length > 0 && !values.every((v, i) => v === defaultValues[i]) || values.length !== defaultValues.length) {
apps/web/app/hooks/features/useTaskStatus.ts (1)

66-69: LGTM! Consider memoization for optimization.

The simplified logic improves maintainability. However, if performance becomes a concern due to frequent re-renders, consider memoizing the task status data using useMemo or implementing a shallow comparison.

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apps/web/lib/components/color-picker.tsx (1)

70-70: LGTM! Consistent event handling and improved formatting.

The changes align with the event handling improvements across components and improve code readability through better className formatting.

Also applies to: 81-82

apps/web/lib/settings/icon-popover.tsx (1)

37-37: LGTM! Consistent event handling implementation.

The addition of onProgressCapture handler maintains consistency with other components using Popover.

apps/web/lib/features/task/task-status.tsx (5)

100-100: LGTM!

The reordering of Tailwind CSS classes doesn't affect the styling output.


213-214: Good separation of concerns!

Separating the raw name from its display format improves maintainability and makes status comparisons more reliable.


221-224: Enhanced item lookup logic!

Checking both value and name properties makes the item lookup more robust and helps prevent status assignment issues.


227-230: Good performance optimization!

Preventing unnecessary state updates by checking if the value has changed follows React best practices.


241-250: Improved selection handling logic!

The changes make both single and multiple selection handling clearer and more maintainable.

Also applies to: 253-253, 256-256

apps/web/package.json (1)

41-41: Verify the Jitsi SDK version update.

Please ensure that the update to @jitsi/[email protected] doesn't introduce any breaking changes and check the changelog for any security fixes.

✅ Verification successful

The Jitsi SDK version update appears safe to proceed with.

The update from ^1.3.0 to ^1.4.0 follows semantic versioning conventions, indicating backward-compatible changes. No security vulnerabilities were found. As always, verify the integration through your standard testing procedures.

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apps/web/app/hooks/features/useTaskStatus.ts (1)

78-80: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Verify potential race condition between useEffect hooks.

This useEffect and the previous one (lines 71-75) could both trigger loadTaskStatusData() simultaneously when the component first mounts. Consider:

  1. Merging the conditions into a single useEffect
  2. Or adding a guard in loadTaskStatusData to prevent concurrent calls

Example of merging conditions:

  useEffect(() => {
    const teamIdFromCookie = getActiveTeamIdCookie();
-   if (user?.tenantId && (activeTeamId || teamIdFromCookie)) {
+   if ((user?.tenantId && (activeTeamId || teamIdFromCookie)) || firstLoad) {
      loadTaskStatusData();
    }
- }, [user?.tenantId, activeTeamId, loadTaskStatusData]);
+ }, [user?.tenantId, activeTeamId, loadTaskStatusData, firstLoad]);

- useEffect(() => {
-   if (firstLoad) {
-     loadTaskStatusData();
-   }
- }, [loadTaskStatusData, firstLoad]);

Let's verify if there are any existing issues or race conditions:

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[Bug] Unable to assign status to task from dropdown
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