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Fixes treeSelection filtering of samples in group #5227
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app/packages/core/src/plugins/SchemaIO/components/TreeSelectionView.tsx (1)
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: Consider performance optimizations for large datasetsThe tree selection component handles complex state management with nested structures. With the addition of indeterminate state filtering, consider these optimizations:
- Memoize the filtered selectedSampleIds calculation using useMemo to prevent unnecessary recalculations
- Consider using a Set for faster lookups when checking indeterminate states
- Add performance testing for large datasets to ensure the filtering doesn't impact responsiveness
Would you like help implementing these optimizations?
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app/packages/core/src/plugins/SchemaIO/components/TreeSelectionView.tsx (1)
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: Verify the filtering logic for indeterminate states
The addition of the indeterminate state check aligns with the PR objective to fix group filtering. However, let's verify the behavior in edge cases:
- The condition
!Object.keys(updatedState[key])?.includes("indeterminate")
uses optional chaining, butupdatedState[key]
is guaranteed to exist here, making it unnecessary. - The check for indeterminate state could be simplified to directly access the property.
Consider simplifying the condition:
- !Object.keys(updatedState[key])?.includes("indeterminate");
+ !updatedState[key].indeterminate;
Let's verify the impact of this change on group selection behavior:
✅ Verification successful
The optional chaining in the indeterminate check is unnecessary and can be simplified
Based on the codebase analysis, I can confirm that:
- The
updatedState[key]
object always exists and contains a structured state withchecked
and optionalindeterminate
properties. - The indeterminate state is consistently managed throughout the component, being explicitly set to
false
or used in parent node calculations. - The suggested simplification is safe as the state object is guaranteed to exist at this point.
Recommended change:
- !Object.keys(updatedState[key])?.includes("indeterminate");
+ !updatedState[key].indeterminate;
This change will:
- Make the code more concise and easier to read
- Maintain the same functionality as the original code
- Be more performant by avoiding unnecessary object key enumeration
- Match the pattern used elsewhere in the codebase for checking indeterminate state
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