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Summary of ChangesHello @GaoFuhong, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request addresses an issue where changing edge routers during node movement could trigger unwanted events. By introducing a Highlights
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This pull request aims to fix an issue with router changes during selection dragging by making them silent to avoid firing events. The changes in src/plugin/selection/selection.ts correctly add the { silent: true } option when degrading and restoring routers, and also add a necessary asynchronous view update request.
However, I've found a bug in how edge.setRouter is called during router restoration. It doesn't handle the case where the original router is a string, leading to incorrect arguments being passed. I've provided a suggestion to fix this.
Additionally, one of the new tests in __tests__/plugin/selection.spec.ts has a logical flaw that could cause it to pass incorrectly. I've included a comment with a fix for the test logic.
Once these issues are addressed, the PR should be good to go.
| edge.removeRouter({ silent: true }) | ||
| } else { | ||
| edge.setRouter(original) | ||
| edge.setRouter(original, { silent: true }) |
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The call to edge.setRouter is incorrect when original is a string. The setRouter method has multiple overloads. When the first argument is a string, the second argument is for router args, and the third is for options (like silent). When the first argument is an object, the second is for options. Since original can be a string, { silent: true } is incorrectly passed as router arguments instead of options. You should check the type of original to call setRouter correctly.
if (typeof original === 'string') {
edge.setRouter(original, undefined, { silent: true });
} else {
edge.setRouter(original, { silent: true });
}| const restoreSilent = spySetRouter.mock.calls.some( | ||
| ([router, options]) => | ||
| (typeof router === 'string' && router === 'manhattan') || | ||
| (typeof router === 'object' && | ||
| (router as any).name === 'manhattan' && | ||
| (options as any)?.silent === true), | ||
| ) |
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The logic to check if the router is restored silently is flawed. The || operator causes short-circuiting, and the check for (options as any)?.silent === true is not always executed when router is a string. This means the test could pass even if the silent option is missing.
| const restoreSilent = spySetRouter.mock.calls.some( | |
| ([router, options]) => | |
| (typeof router === 'string' && router === 'manhattan') || | |
| (typeof router === 'object' && | |
| (router as any).name === 'manhattan' && | |
| (options as any)?.silent === true), | |
| ) | |
| const restoreSilent = spySetRouter.mock.calls.some( | |
| ([router, options]) => | |
| ((typeof router === 'string' && router === 'manhattan') || | |
| (typeof router === 'object' && | |
| (router as any).name === 'manhattan')) && | |
| (options as any)?.silent === true, | |
| ) |
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