Fix: Preserve File Contents During File System Refresh #31
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The backend is expecting message but the frontend is sending messages (plural). This is causing the message to be undefined.
…direct race condition The localStorage.removeItem prevents the useEffect hook from auto-redirecting to a stale session ID when starting/joining a new session, as the hook immediately checks localStorage for an existing session and redirects if found.
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Previously, when refreshing the file system, files would disappear because we were only updating the tree structure without properly preserving the file contents. The fix maintains the file contents in the files object while updating the visual tree structure, ensuring files remain visible and their contents are preserved after refresh operations.
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This ensures files remain accessible and their contents intact even after closing and refreshing the file system.