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fix: take into account all changed keys#210
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I'm curious, does the issue still there? Did you found an alternative? |
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No, I haven't found an alternative. The problem remains. |
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I made a new pull request, but I didn't know that deleting a repository fork also closes all open pull requests from it. New pull request #231 |
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Fix: Account for all changed keys in settingsStore.onDidAnyChange
This commit addresses an issue where only the first changed key was being processed when multiple settings were updated simultaneously. The previous implementation used
Object.keys(newValue).find()which stops after finding the first difference.The updated code now iterates through all keys in the
newValueobject and compares them to their corresponding values inoldValue. This ensures that every changed setting triggers thenotifyLaravelfunction, providing a complete and accurate representation of settings modifications.Specifically, this change is crucial in scenarios where:
clear()orreset()are called on the settings store.The
Object.keys(newValue).filter()method now obtains all changed keys, which are each sent to thenotifyLaravelto update the backend for each relevant setting.