Closed mathjazz closed 3 years ago
Comment Author: Adrian Gaudebert <adrian@gaudebert.fr>
Yes, withActionsDisabled.js
was added as a solution to the "button spamming" problem, but is actually not the correct solution. The correct solution is to have the associated action disable itself until the server has sent a response. I believe we have implemented that in some places, but not all of them. I would indeed recommend to refactor withActionsDisabled.js
into non-existence. :-)
Comment Author: @Pike
I dared to dig into this, and when trying to find out which actions needed to be wrapped I hit https://github.com/mozilla/pontoon/blob/dda49774209fb4d98bddffa96d4fb28a88a679a5/frontend/src/modules/entitydetails/components/EntityDetails.js#L399-L403, which is a hook now elsewhere. As in, the method that comment refers to doesn't exist anymore. Or, I tried to punch above my weight, and then saw the light, and ran away scared.
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Bug 1710215
Bug Reporter: @Pike CC: adrian@gaudebert.fr, @mathjazz Blocker for: Bug 1685565
The migration to TS isn't happy with
withActionsDisabled.js
. I'd love for someone to take a look at that, mostly Adrian or Matjaz.When Matjaz originally added that (Higher Order?) Component, it had a bunch of users, but now it's just
src/modules/history/components/Translation.js
. And the latter does use quite a bit of outer state, which I stared at cluelessly.Maybe this needs a refactor?