Release [0.79]

[bobbykolev]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced performance of the Virtual Contributors Block with optimized rendering for the invite dialog.
• Bug Fixes
  • Simplified dependency management in the Invite VCs Dialog for fetching virtual contributors.
• Chores
  • Updated version number to 0.79.3 in the package.json file.

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Walkthrough

This pull request involves a version update and optimizations in the codebase. The package.json file has been updated to version 0.79.3. The VirtualContributorsBlock component in VirtualContributorsBlock.tsx has been optimized with the addition of the useCallback hook and conditional rendering for the InviteContributorDialog. Additionally, the InviteVCsDialog component has been modified to simplify its useEffect dependencies.

Changes

File	Change Summary
package.json	Version bumped from 0.78.1 to 0.79.3
src/domain/community/community/VirtualContributorsBlock/VirtualContributorsBlock.tsx	- Added useCallback to onInvite function - Implemented conditional rendering for InviteContributorDialog
src/domain/community/inviteContributors/InviteVCsDialog.tsx	Removed memoizedDebouncedFetchVCs from useEffect dependency array
src/domain/community/inviteContributors/useInviteContributors.tsx	Renamed refetchCommunityMembersListQuery to refetchSpaceCommunityPageQuery and updated its usage in mutations

Possibly related PRs

• Release 0.71 #6881: This PR updates the version number in package.json from "0.70.1" to "0.71.0", similar to the main PR's version bump from "0.78.1" to "0.79.3".
• Release 0.72 #6907: This PR updates the version number in package.json from "0.71.0" to "0.72.3", reflecting a similar version increment as seen in the main PR.
• new release version 0.75.0 #7058: This PR updates the version number in package.json from "0.74.0" to "0.75.0", indicating a version change consistent with the main PR's version update.
• Master to develop 0.76 #7153: This PR shows a version downgrade in package.json from "0.76.1" to "0.76.0", which is related to version management in the same file as the main PR.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

src/domain/community/community/VirtualContributorsBlock/VirtualContributorsBlock.tsx (1)

76-82: Remove redundant open prop

Since the dialog is already conditionally rendered with inviteDialogOpen, passing the same value as the open prop is redundant.

      {inviteDialogOpen && (
        <InviteContributorDialog
-          open={inviteDialogOpen}
          onClose={closeInviteDialog}
          type={CommunityContributorType.Virtual}
        />
      )}

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src/domain/community/community/VirtualContributorsBlock/VirtualContributorsBlock.tsx (1)

42-44: LGTM! Good performance optimization

The useCallback hook is correctly implemented with the appropriate dependency. This optimization prevents unnecessary re-renders of child components that receive this callback as a prop.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

src/domain/community/inviteContributors/useInviteContributors.tsx (2)

Line range hint 83-83: Consider implementing pagination for scalability

The TODO comment indicates a need for pagination. This is important for performance as the list of virtual contributors grows.

Would you like me to help create a GitHub issue to track the pagination implementation? I can provide a detailed proposal for implementing pagination using cursor-based pagination with Apollo Client.

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Line range hint 91-98: Consider memoizing filter functions for performance

The filter functions filterByName and filterExisting are recreated on every render. Consider using useCallback to memoize them.

- const filterByName = (vc: VirtualContributorNameProps, filter?: string) =>
-   vc.profile.displayName.toLowerCase().includes(filter?.toLowerCase() ?? '');
- const filterExisting = (vc: VirtualContributorNameProps, existingVCs) =>
-   !existingVCs.some(member => member.id === vc.id);

+ const filterByName = useCallback((vc: VirtualContributorNameProps, filter?: string) =>
+   vc.profile.displayName.toLowerCase().includes(filter?.toLowerCase() ?? ''), []);
+ const filterExisting = useCallback((vc: VirtualContributorNameProps, existingVCs) =>
+   !existingVCs.some(member => member.id === vc.id), []);

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• Avoid flagging the absence of local error handling in cases where the global error handler suffices.
• Avoid flagging the absence of logging in cases where the global logger is already in place (graphql usage).

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src/domain/community/inviteContributors/useInviteContributors.tsx (1)

156-156: LGTM: Improved data consistency with specific refetch query

The change to use refetchSpaceCommunityPageQuery with specific parameters ensures better data consistency after mutations.