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DataViews: Preserve filters when switching layouts in templates dataviews #67744
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const onChangeView = useCallback( |
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Why swap useCallback
with useEvent
?
Update: Should we always memoize this callback? If that's the case, maybe we should use useEvent
internally to make it easier for consumers.
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There's no need to generate a new callback instance if "view.type" changes or if "layout" changes or if "history" changes... We only want a stable reference that has access to all the latest props of the component.
useEvent
is great because it allows us to separate the "dependencies" of an effect from the actual code that needs to trigger as a result of that effect. We can control these two things separately leading to more clarity.
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Is it documented somewhere that this is how consumers should pass onChangeView
- with stable reference?
If DataView
cares about the onChangeView
reference, maybe it's better if we handle it there. Just a random thought I had when viewing the code. We can discuss and handle it separately.
const onChangeView = useEvent( onChangeViewProp );
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I see a number of components in DataViews using memo
and using onChangeView
, so memoization is needed. Now, it's true that we can do it internally but useCallback
existed before this PR.
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LGTM, thanks!
…iews (WordPress#67744) Co-authored-by: youknowriad <youknowriad@git.wordpress.org> Co-authored-by: ntsekouras <ntsekouras@git.wordpress.org> Co-authored-by: Mamaduka <mamaduka@git.wordpress.org>
Related #55083
What?
When switching layouts in the "templates" dataviews, the filters, sorting... is lost. This PR fixes that.
Pages dataviews suffer from the same issue and it's being fixed in #67740
Testing Instructions
1- Open the "templates" dataviews
2- Apply some random filter
3- Switch the layout
4- The filter should persist.