The current implementation for handling the availability of the Docker client may lead to inconsistent UI states if the Docker client becomes available after the initial check. The UI does not dynamically update to reflect the change in Docker client status, which can cause confusion for users.
To address this, it is suggested to implement a more dynamic approach that continuously checks for the Docker client status and updates the UI accordingly. This can be achieved by using a loop that periodically checks the Docker client status and updates the UI when the client becomes available.
The proposed solution involves modifying the code to include a function check_docker_client that repeatedly checks the Docker client status every 5000 milliseconds and updates the UI by calling create_footer_frame once the client is available.
if window.container_manager.client is not None:
create_footer_frame()
else:
window.after(5000, check_docker_client)
def check_docker_client():
if window.container_manager.client is not None:
create_footer_frame()
else:
window.after(5000, check_docker_client)
def create_footer_frame():
This issue is expected to be addressed with the upcoming settings menu revamp. Please ensure that the new implementation includes a dynamic update mechanism for the Docker client status to maintain UI consistency.
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The current implementation for handling the availability of the Docker client may lead to inconsistent UI states if the Docker client becomes available after the initial check. The UI does not dynamically update to reflect the change in Docker client status, which can cause confusion for users.
To address this, it is suggested to implement a more dynamic approach that continuously checks for the Docker client status and updates the UI accordingly. This can be achieved by using a loop that periodically checks the Docker client status and updates the UI when the client becomes available.
The proposed solution involves modifying the code to include a function
check_docker_clientthat repeatedly checks the Docker client status every 5000 milliseconds and updates the UI by callingcreate_footer_frameonce the client is available.This issue is expected to be addressed with the upcoming settings menu revamp. Please ensure that the new implementation includes a dynamic update mechanism for the Docker client status to maintain UI consistency.
I created this issue for @ItsSimko from https://github.com/ClinicianFOCUS/FreeScribe/pull/14#discussion_r1806625873.
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