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Fix: Custom memo for parent message of thread on LHN#24351

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Fix: Custom memo for parent message of thread on LHN#24351
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Create memo custom comparator mentioned in this discussion: #23777 (comment)

Fixed Issues

$ #23424
PROPOSAL: #23424 (comment)

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  1. Go to new chat
  2. Send New message
  3. Go to the thread chat of the above message
  4. Send new message on the thread chat
  5. Update the parent message
  6. Verify that the title of thread chat on LHN is updated correctly
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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QA Steps

  1. Go to new chat
  2. Send New message
  3. Go to the thread chat of the above message
  4. Send new message on the thread chat
  5. Update the parent message
  6. Verify that the title of thread chat on LHN is updated correctly
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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@dukenv0307 dukenv0307 changed the title Fix/custom memo for parent message of thread on LHN Fix: Custom memo for parent message of thread on LHN Aug 10, 2023
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memo(OptionRowLHNData, (prevProps, nextProps) => {
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Why the memo is not used at the top level? The current way it's used seems useless as we won't have access to any of the onyx props yet.

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Actually, we can have access to all of the onyx props when using memo like this( I just console.log prevProps and nextProps here and can verify that all props are available here )
Please correct me if I am wrong

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My bad on that one. I don't know what I was thinking 😅 But is there a reason/benefit to move the memo?

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Because we can not have access to all Onyx props if keep the memo at the top level, only the default props

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Got it! Can we still add a memo for the outer component?

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@s77rt I believe that either the 'memo inside' or the 'outer' should be sufficient. I just double-checked the code, and we are only using one of the two.

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Is there any harm in adding a memo for the outer component? I think we should still use it to prevent the parent from unnecessary re-renders

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@s77rt On second thought, I think you are right, we should keep the outer memo.
Updated the PR once again :v

memo(OptionRowLHNData, (prevProps, nextProps) => {
const prevParentReportActions = prevProps.parentReportActions[prevProps.fullReport.parentReportActionID];
const nextParentReportActions = nextProps.parentReportActions[nextProps.fullReport.parentReportActionID];
return prevParentReportActions === nextParentReportActions && _.isEqual(_.omit(prevProps, 'parentReportActions'), _.omit(nextProps, 'parentReportActions'));
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For readability I think it would better to write this as

if (prevParentReportActions !== nextParentReportActions) {
    return false;
}
return _.isEqual(_.omit(prevProps, 'parentReportActions'), _.omit(nextProps, 'parentReportActions'));

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Updated.

Comment on lines +190 to +192
const prevParentReportActions = prevProps.parentReportActions[prevProps.fullReport.parentReportActionID];
const nextParentReportActions = nextProps.parentReportActions[nextProps.fullReport.parentReportActionID];
return prevParentReportActions === nextParentReportActions && _.isEqual(_.omit(prevProps, 'parentReportActions'), _.omit(nextProps, 'parentReportActions'));
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Can we do the same for policies, I think we only care about one policy (fullReport.policyID)

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Added. Please help check again

memo(OptionRowLHNData, (prevProps, nextProps) => {
const prevParentReportActions = prevProps.parentReportActions[prevProps.fullReport.parentReportActionID];
const nextParentReportActions = nextProps.parentReportActions[nextProps.fullReport.parentReportActionID];
return prevParentReportActions === nextParentReportActions && _.isEqual(_.omit(prevProps, 'parentReportActions'), _.omit(nextProps, 'parentReportActions'));
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Instead of using _.isEqual which performs a deep compare, can we use Object.is as that's the default that memo uses.

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key: ONYXKEYS.COLLECTION.POLICY,
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withOnyx({
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Let's add a comment here explaining why two different subscriptions are needed.

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Comment on lines +195 to +197
if (prevParentReportActions !== nextParentReportActions || prevPolicy !== nextPolicy) {
return false;
}
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NAB, but splitting this into two if conditions is more readable

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@s77rt updated. Please check again

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memo(OptionRowLHNData, (prevProps, nextProps) => {
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Got it! Can we still add a memo for the outer component?

if (prevParentReportActions !== nextParentReportActions || prevPolicy !== nextPolicy) {
return false;
}
return _.omit(prevProps, 'parentReportActions', 'policies') === _.omit(nextProps, 'parentReportActions', 'policies');
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We should be using Object.is and not ===. Object.is should be applied to each prop. It may be easier to just use _.isEqual.

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@s77rt Sorry, I am a little bit confused. So your suggestion is using Object.is or .isEqual?

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use _.isEqual

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Updated

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LGTM! 🚀

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s77rt commented Aug 18, 2023

Oops I guess I shouldn't have approved 😅 @puneetlath This is a follow up for #23777 (comment). @parasharrajat Would you please complete the checklist here

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const prevParentReportActions = prevProps.parentReportActions[prevProps.fullReport.parentReportActionID];
const nextParentReportActions = nextProps.parentReportActions[nextProps.fullReport.parentReportActionID];
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is there a possibility that parentReportActions is null or undefined?

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Yes, parentReportActions can be undefined

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Then won't this line throw the error as we are trying to access properties on a undefined value.

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I am thinking. Can this memo hurt app performance? DeepEqual check is costly

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@parasharrajat I agree with you. DeepEqual in this case can be a really expensive operation since many deep layers have to be compared

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@parasharrajat I wonder if any further action should we do to address the issue

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I don't think this PR is urgent or blocking anything. I will like to do some performance testing on this before we move forward. Unfortunately, I don't have much experience in this area so It can take some time for me to get to that point. If you think that we should merge this PR quickly, let me know.

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Update: I don't think we should merge this PR. Memo on each LHN row will become expensive quite easily. Onyx does not give immutable data so deep comparison is really expensive.

I think we are fine with one-row updates on each report action. Anyways, we do update this row for updating the last message, etc. on each action.

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We will also be performing various optimizations on the app thus if this is a problem, it will be taken care of.

Thanks, @dukenv0307 @s77rt for creating this PR. Appreciate your efforts.

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s77rt commented Sep 18, 2023

@dukenv0307 Can you close this please?

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