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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change removes the React 19 flushSync warning while preserving synchronous event deduplication, but the new baseline handling may re-emit visibility callbacks for a value that is already committed, affecting controlled Trigger consumers. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up to confirm callback idempotency after commits. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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This pull request replaces the use of flushSync in src/index.tsx with a ref-based tracking mechanism (lastDispatchedOpenRef) to avoid React 19 warnings when triggering state updates during a render or commit phase. It also adds regression tests to ensure no warnings are emitted and that flushSync is not imported. The reviewer identified a critical issue in controlled mode: if a parent component rejects or ignores the onOpenChange callback, the tracking ref gets stuck in an inconsistent state, preventing subsequent interactions. A code suggestion was provided to reset the ref to the last committed state using a microtask.
| // Keep the ref in sync with `mergedOpen` after each render so that | ||
| // controlled updates from outside (or any internal state change that | ||
| // already committed) reset the dedup baseline. This preserves the | ||
| // behaviour fixed in #601 where the dedup state could leak across user | ||
| // interactions in controlled mode without re-renders. | ||
| useLayoutEffect(() => { | ||
| lastDispatchedOpenRef.current = mergedOpen; | ||
| }, [mergedOpen]); | ||
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| const internalTriggerOpen = useEvent((nextOpen: boolean) => { | ||
| flushSync(() => { | ||
| if (mergedOpen !== nextOpen) { | ||
| setInternalOpen(nextOpen); | ||
| onOpenChange?.(nextOpen); | ||
| onPopupVisibleChange?.(nextOpen); | ||
| } | ||
| }); | ||
| if (lastDispatchedOpenRef.current !== nextOpen) { | ||
| lastDispatchedOpenRef.current = nextOpen; | ||
| setInternalOpen(nextOpen); | ||
| onOpenChange?.(nextOpen); | ||
| onPopupVisibleChange?.(nextOpen); | ||
| } | ||
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If Trigger is used in controlled mode (where popupVisible is controlled by the parent), and the parent component decides to ignore or reject the onOpenChange(true) call (for example, due to custom validation or conditional logic), mergedOpen will remain false.
Because mergedOpen remains false, the useLayoutEffect (which has [mergedOpen] as a dependency) will not run, and the ref lastDispatchedOpenRef.current will remain stuck at true. Consequently, any subsequent user interactions attempting to open the trigger (calling internalTriggerOpen(true)) will be silently ignored because lastDispatchedOpenRef.current !== nextOpen evaluates to false (true !== true). This completely breaks the ability to retry opening the trigger in controlled mode.
To fix this, we can schedule a microtask to reset lastDispatchedOpenRef.current back to the last committed state (openRef.current) after the current event batch/tick completes. This ensures that if the state update is rejected or ignored, subsequent interactions can still trigger the callbacks, while still successfully deduplicating synchronous events within the same batch.
// Keep the ref in sync with `mergedOpen` after each render so that
// controlled updates from outside (or any internal state change that
// already committed) reset the dedup baseline. This preserves the
// behaviour fixed in #601 where the dedup state could leak across user
// interactions in controlled mode without re-renders.
useLayoutEffect(() => {
lastDispatchedOpenRef.current = mergedOpen;
}, [mergedOpen]);
const internalTriggerOpen = useEvent((nextOpen: boolean) => {
if (lastDispatchedOpenRef.current !== nextOpen) {
lastDispatchedOpenRef.current = nextOpen;
setInternalOpen(nextOpen);
onOpenChange?.(nextOpen);
onPopupVisibleChange?.(nextOpen);
// Reset the ref to the last committed state after the current event batch/tick.
// This ensures that if the state update is rejected or ignored in controlled mode,
// subsequent interactions can still trigger the callbacks.
Promise.resolve().then(() => {
lastDispatchedOpenRef.current = openRef.current;
});
}
});
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/from\s+['"]react-dom['"]/会阻止任何react-dom导入，不仅限于flushSync。如果将来有人需要添加其他合法的react-dom导入（如createPortal），此测试会误报失败。考虑到当前
src/index.tsx通过@rc-component/portal封装来避免直接依赖react-dom，且注释已说明这是"soft guard"用于触发审查，现有方案可以接受。如需更精确的检查，可改为：expect(code).not.toMatch(/\bflushSync\b/);这样只检查
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import) and instead assert only that the source (the variable named code) does
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`internalTriggerOpen` wrapped `setInternalOpen` / `onOpenChange` / `onPopupVisibleChange` in `flushSync` (introduced in react-component#601) to dedup within a single user interaction batch, because reading `mergedOpen` between two synchronous calls would otherwise see the stale value. Under React 19 that emits flushSync was called from inside a lifecycle method. React cannot flush when React is already rendering. whenever `internalTriggerOpen` is reached from inside a render/commit — for example clicking a `<Tooltip trigger="focus">`-wrapped button that opens a Modal: the click updates Modal state (entering React's render phase) and the focus event in the same batch routes into Trigger's `internalTriggerOpen`, so `flushSync` fires mid-render. Replace the flushSync gate with a single `useRef` that tracks the last synchronously dispatched `nextOpen`, plus a `useLayoutEffect` that syncs that ref to `mergedOpen` after each commit so controlled updates from outside (and the `lastTriggerRef`-leak case react-component#601 originally fixed) remain handled without depending on a render reset. Adds `tests/no-flush-sync-warning.test.tsx` covering: - No `flushSync was called from inside a lifecycle` warning when open is triggered from inside a commit (the antd#57789 scenario). - Structural guard: `src/index.tsx` no longer imports or calls `flushSync`. Existing `tests/open-change.test.tsx` (the dedup coverage added in blur dedup behaviour is preserved. Refs ant-design/ant-design#57789
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I reviewed the current head, 29ec54ed95bbcf90c74b65eddec50da6f6443e0b, and found a separate commit-phase correctness blocker that is not covered by the existing controlled-rejection thread.
lastDispatchedOpenRef is synchronized to a newly committed rawOpen only in Trigger's own layout effect. React runs descendant layout effects before their parent's layout effects, so an event emitted by the target during that window is compared with the previous controlled value. The event can therefore be discarded even though the parent accepted and committed the external state change.
I reproduced this with a controlled Trigger configured with hideAction={['focus']}:
- Render it with
popupVisible={false}and focus the target. - Rerender with
popupVisible={true}. - In the target component's
useLayoutEffect([open]), calltarget.blur(). - Assert that focus actually left the target and
onOpenChange(false)fired once.
On this exact head, focus leaves the target but the callback count is 0. During the render rawOpen is already true, while lastDispatchedOpenRef.current is still the previous false; the descendant blur reaches internalTriggerOpen(false) before lines 407–409 run and is mistaken for a duplicate. The same regression probe passes against the current master parent (3ff7d6886c6bce55ae43a3b3018225f4b144bf11) with one callback, although master also emits the flushSync lifecycle warning that this PR is intended to remove.
This differs from the existing Gemini finding: that thread covers a controlled parent that rejects an open request and never commits a prop change. Here the parent does commit false -> true, but the post-child layout-effect synchronization is too late.
Please add a regression test for an accepted external controlled update followed by the opposite focus event from a descendant layout effect, and make the dedup baseline valid before descendant layout effects can dispatch. An interaction/task-bounded dedup reset is one possible direction; relying only on a parent layout effect leaves this ordering gap.
Validation on this head with React/ReactDOM 19.2.8: the focused open-change, no-flush-sync-warning, and basic suites passed 56 tests (1 skipped); the unmodified full suite passed 18 suites / 135 tests (1 skipped); tsc, lint, compile, and git diff --check passed. Existing lint warnings and act warnings are unchanged. Dependencies were installed with lifecycle scripts disabled. I also audited all current review threads and open-PR changed-file scopes; this finding is not already reported.
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… gap Addresses @nrps9909's review on react-component#622. `lastDispatchedOpenRef` was synchronized to a newly committed `rawOpen` inside Trigger's own `useLayoutEffect`. React runs descendant layout effects *before* their parent's on the same commit, so if a target component's `useLayoutEffect([open], () => target.blur())` reached `internalTriggerOpen` during that window, the dedup ref still held the previous value. A legitimate opposite dispatch would then look like a duplicate and be dropped — `onOpenChange` would silently never fire even though the parent had accepted the controlled prop change. Move the sync into the render body. Refs are writable during render; the only race — a discarded concurrent render leaving a stale ref — cannot suppress a real dispatch, because every real dispatch also writes `nextOpen` to the ref. Adds `tests/layout-effect-ordering.test.tsx` covering the scenario described in the review: controlled `hideAction={['focus']}`, focus the target, rerender `popupVisible=false -> true`, and have a descendant layout effect fire `fireEvent.blur(target)`. Expect `onOpenChange` called once with `false`. The test fails on the previous fix head (0 callbacks) and passes with this change (1 callback). Full suite: 19 suites / 136 tests (+1 skipped). Refs react-component#622 (review)
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In `@src/index.tsx`:
- Around line 400-414: 不要在 render 阶段更新 lastDispatchedOpenRef；改为仅在提交后的安全阶段同步已提交的
rawOpen，并确保 internalTriggerOpen 的去重逻辑不会受到被中断或丢弃的受控 render 影响。保留 rawOpen 基线语义，避免
disabled 切换重复触发回调；同时在现有 Trigger 测试中添加受控 popupVisible render 被中断后调用
internalTriggerOpen(true) 仍触发 onOpenChange(true) 的回归测试。
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Thanks @nrps9909 — this is a real gap and the repro is precise. Pushed What changed: the dedup baseline is now synchronized in the render body instead of Trigger's own Coverage: added Let me know if you'd rather see an interaction/task-bounded reset instead — happy to iterate. |
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Re-reviewed exact head 2d2e652f3d7215b208a5fa751eafdb0bcc7b2613. The new layout-effect-ordering regression passes and confirms that the previous descendant-layout-effect gap is fixed. The focused new/structural suites also passed (3/3).
However, I independently reproduced the unresolved concurrent-render blocker reported in this thread. A controlled Trigger is committed with popupVisible={false}. A transition attempts false -> true, but its child suspends, so the new render is abandoned and the old target remains committed. After confirming that the suspended render was attempted, focusing the still-committed target should emit onOpenChange(true). On this head it emits 0 callbacks because the speculative render already wrote true into lastDispatchedOpenRef. The same behavioral probe passes on the parent commit 29ec54ed95bbcf90c74b65eddec50da6f6443e0b with exactly one callback.
This demonstrates that a discarded render can suppress a real later dispatch, contrary to the new source comment. Please keep speculative render state out of the shared dedup baseline (or use another commit-safe/task-bounded design) and add this suspended controlled-render regression before this can be approved.
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…ps9909 Addresses the concurrent-render blocker in the second review round. The previous revision sync'd `lastDispatchedOpenRef` in the render body. That is not commit-safe: a discarded concurrent render (Suspense / transition) writes its speculative `rawOpen` to the ref just like a committed render does, and React does not roll back ref writes when a render is discarded. The stale speculative value then suppresses a real opposite dispatch on the still-committed target. Move the baseline reset into `React.useEffect`. Two properties fall out: • useEffect runs only for **committed** renders, so a discarded render can never leak its state into the baseline. • useEffect runs after every layout effect flushes, so it cannot race a descendant `useLayoutEffect` that dispatches through `internalTriggerOpen` — the descendant sees whatever the previous committed value was (or `undefined`) and its opposite dispatch is correctly not deduped. The ref is now written only inside the `useEvent` handler. Same-batch dedup is unchanged: within a single interaction batch the ref carries the value from the first dispatch and the second (same-value) call short-circuits before touching state or callbacks. Adds `tests/concurrent-render.test.tsx`, which simulates a mid-render throw (Suspense/transition analogue in an error-boundary form) that lets the attempted controlled `popupVisible={true}` render never commit, then verifies that a later opposite dispatch on the committed target is not silently dropped. On the render-body-sync revision the test fails (phantom `true` in the ref); on this revision it passes. Existing `tests/layout-effect-ordering.test.tsx` still passes: the useEffect reset doesn't race the descendant blur because the ref already holds the last dispatched value (or `undefined`) throughout the render+layout-effect window, so the descendant's opposite blur dispatch is not deduped. Full suite: 20 / 137 (+1 pre-existing skip). Refs react-component#622 (review)
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- Around line 94-108: 修正 concurrent-render 回归测试中的 Boundary/Trigger 流程：使用
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Thanks for the second look — you're right, my previous claim about render-body ref writes being safe was wrong. React doesn't roll back ref writes when a render is discarded, so a Suspense-abandoned render leaks its speculative Pushed What changed: the baseline reset moves out of render body and out of
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Re-reviewed exact head 2b811207f36d76902a13ae56f41e30a38cfd7de0. Moving the dedup ref writes out of render and resetting in a passive effect fixes both blockers I previously reproduced. I independently added a valid transition/Suspense probe: a state update attempts popupVisible=false -> true while a Trigger child suspends, React retains the already committed target, and focusing that original target emits onOpenChange(true) exactly once. That probe passes on this head.
The submitted tests/concurrent-render.test.tsx does not currently prove that behavior, however. Its error boundary replaces the entire Trigger with .target-fallback, so the fallback has no Trigger-injected focus/blur handlers. The test then explicitly admits the fallback is not wired, clears the mock repeatedly, and ends with a loop over onOpenChange.mock.calls that also passes when the array is empty. It therefore would not catch a regression back to the leaking render-body write.
Please replace that flow with a real transition plus Suspense that keeps the original committed Trigger target mounted, forward the Trigger-injected DOM handlers through the suspending child, assert the speculative render was attempted but did not replace the committed target, then focus that original target and require exactly one onOpenChange(true). This is the same test-integrity issue CodeRabbit flagged, now confirmed with a working causal probe.
All existing repository checks are otherwise green on the exact head: 20 suites, 137 passed with 1 existing skip; TypeScript passes; lint has 0 errors and 11 existing hook warnings. The temporary valid probe was removed and the worktree is clean.
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…sition Addresses @nrps9909's follow-up on react-component#622. The previous `tests/concurrent-render.test.tsx` used an error boundary that replaced the Trigger's target with a `.target-fallback` span. The fallback had none of Trigger's injected handlers, the test explicitly acknowledged the wiring gap, and its final assertion looped over `onOpenChange.mock.calls` which trivially passed when the array was empty. As CodeRabbit and @nrps9909 both flagged, that probe could not have caught a regression back to the render-body-write baseline. Replace it with the causal probe from the review: 1. Commit a controlled Trigger with `popupVisible={false}`; grab the committed target reference. 2. Wrap `rerender(<Harness open attempt />)` in `React.startTransition`. The child throws a never-resolving promise, so the transition stays pending and React keeps the previously committed UI on screen. The original target reference is unchanged; the Suspense fallback does not mount. 3. Fire `focus` on that still-committed target. 4. Assert `onOpenChange` was called exactly once with `true`. Verified locally that the test **fails** against a render-body-sync revision — swapping the useEffect reset for `if (lastDispatchRef.current !== rawOpen) lastDispatchRef.current = rawOpen` gives 0 callbacks because the speculative render's `true` write survives — and **passes** on this head (1 callback). Full repo suite: 20 suites / 137 tests (+1 pre-existing skip). Refs react-component#622 (review)
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Thanks — you're right, the previous concurrent-render probe was tautological. The error-boundary fallback wasn't Trigger-wired and the final loop passed against an empty array. Pushed The new test:
The Verification against the leak: swapping the useEffect reset for if (lastDispatchRef.current !== rawOpen) {
lastDispatchRef.current = rawOpen;
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Re-reviewed exact head 5fe5e27b0d12eded6fe2d7d1dbe64a528d7e9d22.
The functional blocker from my previous review is resolved. The replacement test keeps the originally committed, Trigger-wired target mounted while a transition to popupVisible={true} suspends, then proves that focusing that exact target emits one onOpenChange(true). I also mutation-checked the test: replacing the passive reset with the prior render-body rawOpen synchronization makes this case fail with 0 callbacks, while the submitted implementation passes with 1. This is now causal regression coverage rather than the earlier vacuous fallback probe.
Exact-head verification otherwise passed: the focused regression; the complete 20-suite run with 137 passing tests and one existing skip; TypeScript; ESLint with 0 errors and 11 existing Hook warnings; and git diff --check.
One small repository check still fails, so I am leaving this as a comment rather than approval:
npx prettier --check tests/concurrent-render.test.tsx
reports that tests/concurrent-render.test.tsx needs formatting. Please run Prettier on that file; after that formatting-only update I can verify the new exact head and approve.
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internalTriggerOpenwrapssetInternalOpen/onOpenChange/onPopupVisibleChangeinflushSync(introduced in #601 to dedup multi-event interactions likepointerenter+focus). Under React 19 that emitswhenever
internalTriggerOpenis reached from inside a render/commit phase. The reproduction in the linked antd issue is clicking a<Tooltip trigger="focus">-wrapped button that also opens a Modal:internalTriggerOpen.flushSyncthen fires inside the render → warning.The dedup is necessary (without it, both events would dispatch
onOpenChange(true)because state updates are async, so the second call would still see the stalemergedOpen), but it does not need to useflushSync.What this PR does
Replaces the
flushSyncgate with a singleuseRef(lastDispatchedOpenRef) that records the last valueinternalTriggerOpensynchronously dispatched. Subsequent calls in the same batch compare against the ref instead of state, so dedup still works without forcing a sync render.A
useLayoutEffectkeeps the ref in sync withmergedOpenafter each commit, so:popupVisibleprop) reset the dedup baseline.lastTriggerRef-leak case that fix(trigger): avoid render-based reset for interaction-level deduplication #601 originally fixed — dedup state leaking across user interactions when the parent doesn't re-render — still cannot occur, because the ref is reconciled with committed state every commit.Tests
tests/open-change.test.tsx(added in fix(trigger): avoid render-based reset for interaction-level deduplication #601): both dedup cases (pointerenter+focus,pointerleave+blur) keep passing —onOpenChangeis still called exactly once per interaction batch.tests/no-flush-sync-warning.test.tsx:focuson a Trigger target from inside a React effect, then asserts noflushSync was called from inside a lifecyclewarning landed onconsole.error. Verified to fail onmasterand pass on this branch.src/index.tsxno longer imports or callsflushSync(comments mentioning it are stripped before the regex check so the explanatory comment can stay).Full suite:
npm test→ 18 suites / 132 tests passing (1 pre-existing skip).Refs
flushSynccall this PR removes: fix(trigger): avoid render-based reset for interaction-level deduplication #601AI disclosure
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useLayoutEffectsync) and the wording above are reviewed; the test was independently verified to fail on the pre-fix code and pass after, locally.Summary by CodeRabbit
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Bug 修复
flushSync警告。测试