Communication: Update thread when switching reply context
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94-102: Prevent potential memory leaks from dialog references.The dialog opening implementation could lead to memory leaks if the component is frequently recreated without proper cleanup.
Consider tracking and cleaning up dialog references:
+ private dialogRef: MatDialogRef<EnlargeSlideImageComponent> | null = null; + enlargeImage(slideToReference: string) { - this.dialog.open(EnlargeSlideImageComponent, { + this.dialogRef = this.dialog.open(EnlargeSlideImageComponent, { data: { slideToReference }, maxWidth: '95vw', }); } + + ngOnDestroy(): void { + if (this.dialogRef) { + this.dialogRef.close(); + } + }Don't forget to implement OnDestroy in the component signature:
-export class PostingContentPartComponent implements OnInit, OnChanges { +export class PostingContentPartComponent implements OnInit, OnChanges, OnDestroy {
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1-1: LGTM! Clean implementation of OnChanges.
The addition of OnChanges to both the imports and class signature follows Angular best practices.
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29-31: Verify component usage in templates.
While the implementation looks correct, let's verify that the component is properly bound in parent templates.
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Component bindings and change detection are properly implemented
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- The component is correctly used in templates with proper property bindings (
[postingContentPart]) - Event emitters are properly bound in parent templates (
userReferenceClicked) - Component is well-tested with various PostingContentPart configurations as shown in the spec files
- The implementation with OnChanges and Input decorator will ensure proper change detection for thread view updates
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Prevent potential memory leaks in ngOnChanges
While the implementation works, it could lead to unnecessary processing and potential memory leaks if postingContentPart contains large content or complex objects. The component should clean up any subscriptions or large objects when destroyed.
Let's verify if there are any subscriptions or event listeners that need cleanup:
Consider implementing OnDestroy:
-export class PostingContentPartComponent implements OnInit, OnChanges {
+export class PostingContentPartComponent implements OnInit, OnChanges, OnDestroy {
+ private destroy$ = new Subject<void>();
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+ ngOnDestroy(): void {
+ this.destroy$.next();
+ this.destroy$.complete();
+ }
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authoritiesto all new routes and checked the course groups for displaying navigation elements (links, buttons).Motivation and Context
When using the “Show X Replies” button in the Communication section to open threads, switching between threads does not update the displayed chat text in the thread view. Instead, the chat text from the first opened thread remains visible, which can lead to confusion.
Fixes #9754 and #9803
Description
After many hours of debugging I found that a ngOnChanges lifecycle hook in PostingContentPartComponent was missing. I added the hook and it now the threads work as expected.
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PostingContentPartcomponent to react dynamically to changes in input properties, ensuring content is processed and updated in real-time.