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Summary of ChangesHello, 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 primarily focuses on optimizing how global state stores are imported across the application. By eliminating a central 'barrel file' and transitioning to direct imports for each store, the aim is to prevent Next.js from creating multiple instances of the same store. This ensures consistent state access and modification throughout the application, resolving a critical issue related to state synchronization. Highlights
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This pull request correctly addresses an issue with Zustand store instantiation in Next.js by removing the barrel file and updating all imports to be direct. This is a solid fix for the described problem. My review includes a few suggestions to improve code consistency by sorting the new import statements alphabetically, which will enhance maintainability.
| import { useAnalysisStore } from '@/GlobalStates/AnalysisStore'; | ||
| import { useGlobalStore } from '@/GlobalStates/GlobalStore'; | ||
| import { usePlotStore } from '@/GlobalStates/PlotStore'; | ||
| import { useZarrStore } from '@/GlobalStates/ZarrStore'; | ||
| import { useImageExportStore } from '@/GlobalStates/ImageExportStore'; |
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For better maintainability and consistency, it's a good practice to keep imports sorted alphabetically. This applies to the new import statements for the stores. This suggestion applies to other files in this pull request as well where multiple stores are being imported.
| import { useAnalysisStore } from '@/GlobalStates/AnalysisStore'; | |
| import { useGlobalStore } from '@/GlobalStates/GlobalStore'; | |
| import { usePlotStore } from '@/GlobalStates/PlotStore'; | |
| import { useZarrStore } from '@/GlobalStates/ZarrStore'; | |
| import { useImageExportStore } from '@/GlobalStates/ImageExportStore'; | |
| import { useAnalysisStore } from '@/GlobalStates/AnalysisStore'; | |
| import { useGlobalStore } from '@/GlobalStates/GlobalStore'; | |
| import { useImageExportStore } from '@/GlobalStates/ImageExportStore'; | |
| import { usePlotStore } from '@/GlobalStates/PlotStore'; | |
| import { useZarrStore } from '@/GlobalStates/ZarrStore'; |
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- Imports should be sorted alphabetically to improve readability and maintainability. This is a common convention enforced by tools like ESLint's
sort-importsrule. (link)
| import { useZarrStore } from "@/GlobalStates/ZarrStore"; | ||
| import { useCacheStore } from "@/GlobalStates/CacheStore"; | ||
| import { useGlobalStore } from "@/GlobalStates/GlobalStore"; | ||
| import { useErrorStore } from "@/GlobalStates/ErrorStore"; |
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To improve code readability and consistency, please sort the import statements alphabetically.
| import { useZarrStore } from "@/GlobalStates/ZarrStore"; | |
| import { useCacheStore } from "@/GlobalStates/CacheStore"; | |
| import { useGlobalStore } from "@/GlobalStates/GlobalStore"; | |
| import { useErrorStore } from "@/GlobalStates/ErrorStore"; | |
| import { useCacheStore } from "@/GlobalStates/CacheStore"; | |
| import { useErrorStore } from "@/GlobalStates/ErrorStore"; | |
| import { useGlobalStore } from "@/GlobalStates/GlobalStore"; | |
| import { useZarrStore } from "@/GlobalStates/ZarrStore"; |
References
- Imports should be sorted alphabetically to improve readability and maintainability. This is a common convention enforced by tools like ESLint's
sort-importsrule. (link)
| import { useZarrStore } from '@/GlobalStates/ZarrStore'; | ||
| import { useGlobalStore } from '@/GlobalStates/GlobalStore'; | ||
| import { useCacheStore } from '@/GlobalStates/CacheStore'; | ||
| import { useErrorStore } from '@/GlobalStates/ErrorStore'; |
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To improve code readability and consistency, please sort the import statements alphabetically.
| import { useZarrStore } from '@/GlobalStates/ZarrStore'; | |
| import { useGlobalStore } from '@/GlobalStates/GlobalStore'; | |
| import { useCacheStore } from '@/GlobalStates/CacheStore'; | |
| import { useErrorStore } from '@/GlobalStates/ErrorStore'; | |
| import { useCacheStore } from '@/GlobalStates/CacheStore'; | |
| import { useErrorStore } from '@/GlobalStates/ErrorStore'; | |
| import { useGlobalStore } from '@/GlobalStates/GlobalStore'; | |
| import { useZarrStore } from '@/GlobalStates/ZarrStore'; |
References
- Imports should be sorted alphabetically to improve readability and maintainability. This is a common convention enforced by tools like ESLint's
sort-importsrule. (link)
| import { useGlobalStore } from "@/GlobalStates/GlobalStore"; | ||
| import { useZarrStore } from "@/GlobalStates/ZarrStore"; | ||
| import { useErrorStore } from "@/GlobalStates/ErrorStore"; | ||
| import { useCacheStore } from "@/GlobalStates/CacheStore"; |
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To improve code readability and consistency, please sort the import statements alphabetically.
| import { useGlobalStore } from "@/GlobalStates/GlobalStore"; | |
| import { useZarrStore } from "@/GlobalStates/ZarrStore"; | |
| import { useErrorStore } from "@/GlobalStates/ErrorStore"; | |
| import { useCacheStore } from "@/GlobalStates/CacheStore"; | |
| import { useCacheStore } from "@/GlobalStates/CacheStore"; | |
| import { useErrorStore } from "@/GlobalStates/ErrorStore"; | |
| import { useGlobalStore } from "@/GlobalStates/GlobalStore"; | |
| import { useZarrStore } from "@/GlobalStates/ZarrStore"; |
References
- Imports should be sorted alphabetically to improve readability and maintainability. This is a common convention enforced by tools like ESLint's
sort-importsrule. (link)
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closes #568 |
In the most recent builds, Next split the codes into chunks causing multiple copies of stores. So one function was writing information to a store while the other never got it.
This happened because
@GlobalStatesfolder has an index and exports each store from one path. These "barrel files" are not treated as a single code chunk and so Next decided to split them up and share them in different chunks—Causing the issue we had before.To solve this, all files now reference directly to each store to prevent multiple references that could justify splitting them into different chunks. I built it locally and it appears to work. Lets see if it works here.