feat(connections): add throttle to the send message button #1831
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Please wait for me to test for data timing issues before merging. And I updated your PR template. Make the info more complete. |
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What is the current behavior?
When clicking the send button too quickly, received messages get replaced by sent messages, leading to message loss
Issue Number
#1614 #1770
What is the new behavior?
Throttle the send message button to avoid rendering errors in the message list that may be caused by sending messages quickly in a short period.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
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