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In `@packages/stream_chat/CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 10: Update the draft-deletion dispatch chain so
ChannelClientState.deleteDraft and ChannelStateMutations.onDraftDeleted return
Future<void> instead of void, and ensure ChannelEventHandler awaits the
dispatched operation. Preserve the existing error guard so persistence failures
are handled as warnings rather than reaching the root zone.
In `@packages/stream_chat/lib/src/client/channel/channel_event_handler.dart`:
- Around line 46-52: The event dispatch pipeline must propagate asynchronous
results so _guard can observe failures. Update _dispatchMessageAndChannelEvents,
_dispatchMemberListEvents, _dispatchRemainingEvents, _onChannelTruncated,
_onMemberBanned, _onMemberUnbanned, _onUserMessagesDeleted, _onMessageRead, and
_onMessageDelivered to return and forward Future<void> results, and make _guard
accept the async closure and attach logging to its future. Preserve non-blocking
stage dispatch so later stages still start when an earlier stage fails, and
update handleEvent documentation to describe this behavior.
In `@packages/stream_chat/lib/src/core/util/message_merging.dart`:
- Around line 108-115: Update mergeMessages so the custom update callback is
applied exactly once when an existing entry is found; avoid passing the
already-resolved value through sortedUpsertAt in a way that invokes update
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| final resolved = oldIndex == -1 ? message : update(existingList[oldIndex], message); | ||
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| final mergedMessages = existingList.sortedUpsertAt( | ||
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Apply the callback only once in the existing-entry fast path.
mergeMessages first applies update to existingList[oldIndex] and message. sortedUpsertAt then applies update again because oldIndex is not -1. The built-in strategies are unaffected apart from redundant work, but mergeMessages permits custom callbacks, and a non-idempotent callback can produce an incorrect result.
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| final resolved = oldIndex == -1 ? message : update(existingList[oldIndex], message); | |
| final mergedMessages = existingList.sortedUpsertAt( | |
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| compare: sortByCreatedAt, | |
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| final resolved = oldIndex == -1 ? message : update(existingList[oldIndex], message); | |
| final mergedMessages = existingList.sortedUpsertAt( | |
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In `@packages/stream_chat/lib/src/core/util/message_merging.dart` around lines 108
- 115, Update mergeMessages so the custom update callback is applied exactly
once when an existing entry is found; avoid passing the already-resolved value
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Confirmed, the callback does run twice on that path. Not fixing it here though: the block is identical to master, MessageMerging is unexported, and every update parameter is on a private method - the public surface is updateMessage (default) and replaceMessage (hardcodes replaceUpdate), both idempotent. So no caller can pass a non-idempotent callback today.
Tracking it as a follow-up.
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@VelikovPetar, thanks for confirming the behavior and the current API constraints.
The issue does not affect the existing public call paths. Please fix the duplicate callback invocation in the follow-up work before a caller can provide a non-idempotent update strategy.
Would you like me to open a GitHub issue for the follow-up?
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I reviewed the five files this PR adds on top of #2943 (git diff origin/refactor/FLU-723_extract_channel_event_handler..HEAD) — channel_event_handler.dart and friends belong to the other PR, so I left them alone. CI is green on the branch; I didn't run the suite locally, so everything below comes from reading the before/after rather than executing it.
The extraction reads well and MessageRules is the right precedent to follow. One thing worth calling out because the description doesn't: eight of the nine helpers did move verbatim, but the thread orchestrators didn't — _updateThreadMessages and _removeThreadMessages gained an identical() guard and a restructured early return. That's the only place in the diff where behavior could have shifted, so I traced it. It holds in all four cases:
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messages.isEmpty |
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| nothing targets a thread | messagesByThread.isEmpty → no write |
returns existing by identity → identical() → no write |
| threads targeted, all skipped by the phantom guard | wrote {...threads} |
returns fresh {...existing} → not identical → writes |
| normal merge | writes | writes |
Capturing final currentThreads = threads; into a local before the call was right — threads is a getter, and comparing against a second invocation would have been fragile.
Two I'd like fixed before merge, both doc-only: the class doc claims purity that three operations don't have, and d9cb260 deleted a doc line that this PR made load-bearing. Then the test-file organisation, one test that can't fail the way it needs to, and a batch of terseness nits. Nothing blocks.
On the specific things I was asked to check:
- No internal-impl / server-side detail in public docs — four lines want trimming, flagged on L14–17 and L75–76.
mergeUpdateL16–17,replaceUpdateL21 andmergeMessagesL79–80 / L83–85 describe server response behavior, WS event type names and the channel's pagination window rather than what these functions guarantee. Each already exists upstream at the seam and better written (ChannelClientState.updateMessageL228–236,replaceMessageL239–244), so the ask is delete, not relocate. Worth weighing against your own reason for the file's location:core/util/rather than besidechannel_client_state.dartbecause they're channel-agnostic. Either the module is, or the docs are. ///vs//— correct. That rule targets_-prefixed members; these are public members of an unexported class, same asMessageRules.- Effective Dart — largely clean: third-person verbs,
Whether…on boolean getters,[]for params that are also properties. Two hits, flagged inline. - TESTING.md — one citable violation, flagged inline.
- Terseness — density is fine and I checked rather than eyeballed:
message_merging.dartis 47 doc + 36 inline comment lines over 301, againstmessage_rules.dartat 39 + 27 over 209. Same ratio. What isn't fine is duplication — the new///docs restate//comments that rode along verbatim fromchannel_client_state.dart, so several blocks now say the same thing twice. The//half is pre-existing and I'd normally leave it alone, but this PR authored the///half, which is what created the overlap. Specific pairs flagged inline, along with an explicit list of the comments I think should stay.
| /// Every operation is pure: it computes a new collection from the given | ||
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"Every operation is pure" isn't true — and my first replacement here traded one leak for another.
Three of the nine operations read the wall clock: mergePinnedMessages / removePinnedMessages via hasValidPin → expiresAt.isAfter(DateTime.now()), and mergeActiveLocations via Location.isExpired → isActive → endAt.isAfter(DateTime.now()) (location.dart:87-95). So the claim is wrong on its face.
But the version I first suggested described when evaluation happens — "resolved when the returned collection is read" — which is the same category of thing the rule is about: "describe what values are produced and when, not the … mechanics." Lazy-vs-eager is how it's built. What a caller needs is that inputs aren't mutated, and that pin and expiry results move with the clock:
| /// Every operation is pure: it computes a new collection from the given | |
| /// inputs without reading or writing any state. | |
| /// Operations leave their inputs untouched and return new collections. Pin | |
| /// validity and live-location expiry are relative to the current time. |
For what it's worth the laziness never escapes this class — every call site in channel_client_state.dart materialises immediately (.toList() at L659, L921, L935, L986, L1000, L1014). So there's nothing for a caller to trip over and nothing to document.
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Addressed in 8e68896 — took your wording: the class doc now says operations leave their inputs untouched, and that pin validity and live-location expiry are relative to the current time.
| /// The default `update` strategy for the merge operations: merges the | ||
| /// incoming [updated] into the locally-known [original] via | ||
| /// [Message.updateWith], preserving enrichment the server may strip on | ||
| /// partial payloads. | ||
| static Message mergeUpdate(Message original, Message updated) => original.updateWith(updated); | ||
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| static Message replaceUpdate(Message _, Message updated) => updated; |
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Two things in one block: a four-line opening paragraph, and detail that's already documented upstream.
STYLE_GUIDE: "The first paragraph of any dartdoc section must be a short, self-contained sentence explaining the purpose of the item… Avoid having the first paragraph contain multiple sentences (it gets extracted for tables of contents)." L14–17 is a single four-line multi-clause sentence.
The leaks — this corrects the "clean" verdict I originally gave in the review body:
- L16–17 — "preserving enrichment the server may strip on partial payloads" describes server response behavior, not what the function guarantees.
ChannelClientState.updateMessageL228–231 already carries that rationale, and names the actual fields (poll,sharedLocation,ownReactions, nestedquotedMessage). - L21 — "Used by local rollback paths." is a caller inventory.
ChannelClientState.replaceMessageL239–244 already documents that path in full.
Nothing is lost by cutting either; the surviving copy is the more specific one.
| /// The default `update` strategy for the merge operations: merges the | |
| /// incoming [updated] into the locally-known [original] via | |
| /// [Message.updateWith], preserving enrichment the server may strip on | |
| /// partial payloads. | |
| static Message mergeUpdate(Message original, Message updated) => original.updateWith(updated); | |
| /// The replacing `update` strategy: takes the incoming [updated] as-is. | |
| /// Used by local rollback paths. | |
| static Message replaceUpdate(Message _, Message updated) => updated; | |
| /// The default `update` strategy for the merge operations. | |
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| /// Merges the incoming [updated] into the locally-known [original] via | |
| /// [Message.updateWith]: fields absent from [updated] keep their value | |
| /// from [original]. | |
| static Message mergeUpdate(Message original, Message updated) => original.updateWith(updated); | |
| /// The replacing `update` strategy: takes the incoming [updated] as-is, | |
| /// ignoring the locally-known message. | |
| static Message replaceUpdate(Message _, Message updated) => updated; |
(replaceUpdate's first parameter is a wildcard _, so its doc can't reference it by name.)
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Addressed in 8e68896 — mergeUpdate now opens with a one-sentence summary and drops the server-payload rationale; replaceUpdate drops the caller inventory. Used your text for both.
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Doc you could have written from the name alone.
"Compares [a] and [b] by their [Message.createdAt]" restates the signature — the "Avoid useless documentation" case. The fact worth writing down is that this is the canonical ordering, not just a comparator that happens to exist.
Effective Dart also wants function docs to open with a third-person verb, which a bare noun phrase wouldn't:
| /// Compares [a] and [b] by their [Message.createdAt]. | |
| /// Orders messages by [Message.createdAt], the order every merge result is | |
| /// returned in. |
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Addressed in 8e68896 — the doc now names this as the order every merge result comes back in, instead of restating the signature.
| /// Merges [toMerge] into [existing], returning a list sorted by | ||
| /// [Message.createdAt]. | ||
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| /// [update] decides whether each pair is reconciled (default — see | ||
| /// [mergeUpdate]) or replaced ([replaceUpdate], used by local rollback | ||
| /// paths that don't want enrichment fallback to keep optimistic values). | ||
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| /// [upsert] controls whether ids not already in [existing] are inserted. | ||
| /// Event-driven paths (`message.updated`, `message.deleted` soft) pass | ||
| /// `upsert: false` so an out-of-window message isn't dropped into a gap | ||
| /// between the loaded slice and history the client hasn't paged in yet. |
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The summary overstates the return, and the param docs are the clearest leak in the file.
L75–76 says "returning a list sorted by [Message.createdAt]", but the return type is Iterable<Message>, and on toMerge.isEmpty it hands back existing untouched — unsorted if the caller's was. Worth stating the identity return here too, same as the thread functions.
L83–85 names message.updated and message.deleted — server WS event types — then describes the channel's pagination window: "out-of-window", "the loaded slice and history the client hasn't paged in yet". This function takes two Iterable<Message> and knows about neither. L79–80 repeats the rollback rationale from L21.
It lands harder here than elsewhere because of your own reason for the file's location: these sit in core/util/ rather than beside channel_client_state.dart because they're channel-agnostic. Either the module is, or the docs are.
And nothing is lost by cutting — ChannelClientState.updateMessage L233–236 already states the upsert contract without either. Both params stay documented, in terms of the two collections the function actually receives:
| /// Merges [toMerge] into [existing], returning a list sorted by | |
| /// [Message.createdAt]. | |
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| /// [update] decides whether each pair is reconciled (default — see | |
| /// [mergeUpdate]) or replaced ([replaceUpdate], used by local rollback | |
| /// paths that don't want enrichment fallback to keep optimistic values). | |
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| /// [upsert] controls whether ids not already in [existing] are inserted. | |
| /// Event-driven paths (`message.updated`, `message.deleted` soft) pass | |
| /// `upsert: false` so an out-of-window message isn't dropped into a gap | |
| /// between the loaded slice and history the client hasn't paged in yet. | |
| /// Merges [toMerge] into [existing]. | |
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| /// The result is ordered by [Message.createdAt]. Returns [existing] | |
| /// unchanged (same reference) when [toMerge] is empty, or when [upsert] is | |
| /// `false` and no id in [toMerge] is present in [existing]. | |
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| /// [update] reconciles a pair whose id is already in [existing]; defaults | |
| /// to [mergeUpdate], with [replaceUpdate] for a strict overwrite. | |
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| /// [upsert] controls whether ids not already in [existing] are inserted. |
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Addressed in 8e68896 — the summary no longer promises a sorted list, the identity return is spelled out for both the empty and upsert: false cases, and the WS event names and pagination-window prose are gone.
| /// Merges [toMerge] into the [existing] threads map, returning the updated | ||
| /// map. | ||
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| /// Replies are grouped by their parent id so each thread merge only sees | ||
| /// its own messages. With [upsert] `false`, replies to threads not present | ||
| /// in [existing] are dropped instead of creating the thread entry. |
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A deleted contract line that this PR made load-bearing, and an algorithm description where the guarantee should be.
L158–159 — d9cb260 dropped "or [existing] as-is when [toMerge] carries no thread replies", and this same PR adds the call site that depends on precisely that, via identical() in _updateThreadMessages.
To be clear, the contract is locked by tests (expect(result, same(existing)) exists for both thread functions), so this isn't an untested landmine. The problem is docs contradicting a tested, load-bearing contract: someone tidying the early return to return {...existing} reads the doc first and concludes the identity return was incidental. Cost of the drift is a spurious threadsStream emission plus a debounced persistence write (channel_client_state.dart:633-636) on every batch that touches no thread. list_extensions.dart, same directory, documents this exact kind of contract: "Returns the receiver unchanged (same reference) when [other] is null, empty, or identical to this iterable."
L161–162 — "Replies are grouped by their parent id so each thread merge only sees its own messages" is how the function is built: the grouping pass, and the fact that it runs one merge per thread. What a caller needs is that a reply lands in its own parent's list and nowhere else. The [upsert] sentence is already contract and survives verbatim.
| /// Merges [toMerge] into the [existing] threads map, returning the updated | |
| /// map. | |
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| /// Replies are grouped by their parent id so each thread merge only sees | |
| /// its own messages. With [upsert] `false`, replies to threads not present | |
| /// in [existing] are dropped instead of creating the thread entry. | |
| /// Merges [toMerge] into the [existing] threads map, returning the updated | |
| /// map, or [existing] unchanged (same reference) when [toMerge] carries no | |
| /// thread replies. | |
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| /// Each reply is merged into the list for its [Message.parentId], leaving | |
| /// other threads untouched. With [upsert] `false`, replies to threads not | |
| /// present in [existing] are dropped instead of creating the thread entry. |
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Addressed in 8e68896 — the identity-return line d9cb260 dropped is back, and the grouping mechanics gave way to the per-thread guarantee.
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Magic string where a constant exists.
MessageType.regular is what Message's own default uses (message.dart:36), and the tests already reach for MessageType.deleted.
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Addressed in 8e68896 — the fixture defaults to MessageType.regular now; it moved to message_merging_fixtures.dart, shared by the four files the split produced.
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group used to organise the file by method.
TESTING.md is explicit: "Do not use group to organize a file by method or class — that's what the file itself is for. If a group is doing the work a separate file should be doing, split the file instead." This is 489 lines with eleven groups, every one named MessageMerging.<method>.
The individual test names are good — behaviour-first, one behaviour each — so this is purely about the containers. Two ways out, your pick:
- Split into
message_merging_messages_test.dart/_threads_test.dart/_pinned_test.dart/_locations_test.dart. Also satisfies "Prefer more test files, avoid long test files". - Keep one file and rename groups to the preconditions they actually cluster on. The
upsert: falsecases are a genuine shared precondition and would group well:
group('when the message is outside the loaded window', () {
test('skips a single message that is not loaded', () { ... });
test('only applies the batch entries that are already loaded', () { ... });
test('does not create an entry for a thread that was never loaded', () { ... });
});I'd lean toward the split, but either satisfies the guide.
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Addressed in 8e68896 — went with the split: message_merging_messages_test.dart (18 tests), _threads_test.dart (10), _pinned_test.dart (4), _locations_test.dart (5). No group left in any of them, and the shared helpers moved to message_merging_fixtures.dart.
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This test can't fail the way you need it to.
It passes existing: const {} and asserts only isEmpty, so it passes whether or not a fresh map comes back. But the fresh-map return is exactly what preserves the old write behaviour in row 3 of the table in my summary — if mergeThreadMessages started returning existing by identity here, _updateThreadMessages would silently stop emitting on threadsStream and stop scheduling the persistence write, and nothing in this file would notice.
Adding the non-empty case pins it down:
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| expect(result, isEmpty); | |
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| test('upsert: false does not create an entry for a thread that was never loaded', () { | |
| final result = MessageMerging.mergeThreadMessages( | |
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| test('upsert: false returns a new map when a reply targeted an unloaded thread', () { | |
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| 'p1': [_message('m1', parentId: 'p1')], | |
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| toMerge: [_message('m2', parentId: 'p2')], | |
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| expect(result.keys, ['p1']); | |
| expect(result, isNot(same(existing)), reason: 'the caller writes back whenever a thread was targeted'); | |
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Three more gaps I noticed, worth one pass if you agree: duplicate ids in existing (lastIndexWhere deliberately takes the last), the single-message path when createdAt changes and the message re-sorts, and a custom update on mergePinnedMessages.
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Addressed in 8e68896 — added your non-empty case pinning the fresh-map return, plus the three gaps you listed: duplicate ids in existing, the single-message path when createdAt re-sorts, and a custom update on mergePinnedMessages. That last one uses an idempotent callback on purpose — a non-idempotent one fails today, since mergeMessages applies update twice on the existing-entry fast path (it hands the already-resolved message and update to sortedUpsertAt). Unchanged from master, so I left it for a follow-up.
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| test('is false for a deleted message', () { | ||
| final message = _message('m1', pinned: true, type: MessageType.deleted); | ||
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isFalse); | ||
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| test('is false for an unpinned message', () { | ||
| final message = _message('m1'); | ||
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isFalse); | ||
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| test('is true for a pinned message without expiration', () { | ||
| final message = _message('m1', pinned: true); | ||
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isTrue); | ||
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| test('is true while the pin expiration is in the future', () { | ||
| final message = _message('m1', pinned: true, pinExpires: DateTime.now().add(const Duration(hours: 1))); | ||
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isTrue); | ||
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| final message = _message('m1', pinned: true, pinExpires: DateTime.now().subtract(const Duration(hours: 1))); | ||
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isFalse); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
| } |
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Same group issue as #12, small enough to just show.
Two groups for eight short tests; folding the subject into the test names reads better in dart test output and drops a level of nesting.
| void main() { | |
| group('MessagePredicates.isShownInChannel', () { | |
| test('is true for a non-thread message', () { | |
| expect(_message('m1').isShownInChannel, isTrue); | |
| }); | |
| test('is true for a thread reply marked to show in the channel', () { | |
| final reply = _message('m1', parentId: 'p1', showInChannel: true); | |
| expect(reply.isShownInChannel, isTrue); | |
| }); | |
| test('is false for a thread-only reply', () { | |
| final reply = _message('m1', parentId: 'p1'); | |
| expect(reply.isShownInChannel, isFalse); | |
| }); | |
| }); | |
| group('MessagePredicates.hasValidPin', () { | |
| test('is false for a deleted message', () { | |
| final message = _message('m1', pinned: true, type: MessageType.deleted); | |
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isFalse); | |
| }); | |
| test('is false for an unpinned message', () { | |
| final message = _message('m1'); | |
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isFalse); | |
| }); | |
| test('is true for a pinned message without expiration', () { | |
| final message = _message('m1', pinned: true); | |
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isTrue); | |
| }); | |
| test('is true while the pin expiration is in the future', () { | |
| final message = _message('m1', pinned: true, pinExpires: DateTime.now().add(const Duration(hours: 1))); | |
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isTrue); | |
| }); | |
| test('is false once the pin expiration has passed', () { | |
| final message = _message('m1', pinned: true, pinExpires: DateTime.now().subtract(const Duration(hours: 1))); | |
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isFalse); | |
| }); | |
| }); | |
| } | |
| void main() { | |
| test('isShownInChannel is true for a non-thread message', () { | |
| expect(_message('m1').isShownInChannel, isTrue); | |
| }); | |
| test('isShownInChannel is true for a thread reply marked to show in the channel', () { | |
| final reply = _message('m1', parentId: 'p1', showInChannel: true); | |
| expect(reply.isShownInChannel, isTrue); | |
| }); | |
| test('isShownInChannel is false for a thread-only reply', () { | |
| final reply = _message('m1', parentId: 'p1'); | |
| expect(reply.isShownInChannel, isFalse); | |
| }); | |
| test('hasValidPin is false for a deleted message', () { | |
| final message = _message('m1', pinned: true, type: MessageType.deleted); | |
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isFalse); | |
| }); | |
| test('hasValidPin is false for an unpinned message', () { | |
| final message = _message('m1'); | |
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isFalse); | |
| }); | |
| test('hasValidPin is true for a pinned message without expiration', () { | |
| final message = _message('m1', pinned: true); | |
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isTrue); | |
| }); | |
| test('hasValidPin is true while the pin expiration is in the future', () { | |
| final message = _message('m1', pinned: true, pinExpires: DateTime.now().add(const Duration(hours: 1))); | |
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isTrue); | |
| }); | |
| test('hasValidPin is false once the pin expiration has passed', () { | |
| final message = _message('m1', pinned: true, pinExpires: DateTime.now().subtract(const Duration(hours: 1))); | |
| expect(message.hasValidPin, isFalse); | |
| }); | |
| } |
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Addressed in 8e68896 — both groups are gone and the eight tests carry the subject in their names, as you laid out.
…tract_message_merging # Conflicts: # packages/stream_chat/lib/src/client/channel/channel_client_state.dart
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#2930, #2942 and #2943 are all merged. This PR now sits directly on
master, with no remaining dependency.Two review follow-ups widen the diff past the extraction itself: the new test suite is split into four files per
TESTING.md, and one line each inCHANGELOG.mdandchannel_event_handler.dartnarrows #2943's containment claim to synchronous failures (async voidstate writes still reach the zone).Replaces #2913, which could not be rebased: 99% of its
channel.dartdiff (281 of 282 lines) was inside the block #2930 moved intochannel_client_state.dart.channel_client_state.dartnow lives atsrc/client/channel/.message_merging.dartandmessage_predicates.dartstay undersrc/core/util/, since they are channel-agnostic.Description of the pull request
Moves the pure message/pin/live-location merge and removal operations (formerly private on
ChannelClientState) verbatim into a new unexported static holderMessageMergingunderlib/src/core/util/, following theMessageRulesprecedent. The two message predicates (isShownInChannelandhasValidPin, formerly the top-level_pinIsValidand inline filters) live in a separate unexportedMessagePredicatesextension onMessage.channel_client_state.dartare requalified (16MessageMerging.*calls, 4MessagePredicatesusages); the stateful orchestrators and persistence writes stay put.identical()guard.message_merging_{messages,threads,pinned,locations}_test.dartandmessage_predicates_test.dart) covering the merge semantics directly, including previously untested pin-expiry filtering and the thread phantom-guard / empty-thread-pruning rules.lib/stream_chat.dartuntouched). The extraction has no observable behavior change; the only CHANGELOG edit narrows the entry refactor(llc): extract channel event handling into handler and state mutations #2943 added.ChannelClientStatedrops from 1,272 to 1,032 lines, and all nine of the private merge/removal helpers are gone.Test instructions:
cd packages/stream_chat && dart test— full package suite passes (1,873 tests), including the existing through-state merge characterization and #2942's event coverage.Groundwork for the v11 shared merge-semantics rail.
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MessagePredicatesis now the natural home for other message predicates that remain inline in the channel state. Not done here to keep the diff a faithful re-derivation.Screenshots / Videos
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