settings_ui: Fix memory leak #41036
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The leak mainly showed up in the appearance page because it had a lot of dropdown menus. The problem occurred because the drop down menus were creating a new entity on each frame instead of using the window.use_state... api. Co-authored-by: Mikayla Maki <[email protected]>
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Closes #41533 Both of the issues in the release notes that are fixed in this PR, were caused by incorrect usage of the `window.use_state` API. The first issue was caused by calling `window.use_state` in a render helper, resulting in the element ID used to share state being the same across different pages, resulting in the state being re-used when it should have been re-created. The fix for this was to move the `window.state` (and rendering logic) into a `impl RenderOnce` component, so that the IDs are resolved during the render, avoiding the state conflicts. The second issue is caused by using a `move` closure in the `window.use_state` call, resulting in stale closure values when the window state is re-used. Release Notes: - settings_ui: Fixed an issue where some dropdown menus would show options from a different dropdown when clicked - settings_ui: Fixed an issue where attempting to change a setting in a dropdown back to it's original value after changing it would do nothing
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Closes #41533 Both of the issues in the release notes that are fixed in this PR, were caused by incorrect usage of the `window.use_state` API. The first issue was caused by calling `window.use_state` in a render helper, resulting in the element ID used to share state being the same across different pages, resulting in the state being re-used when it should have been re-created. The fix for this was to move the `window.state` (and rendering logic) into a `impl RenderOnce` component, so that the IDs are resolved during the render, avoiding the state conflicts. The second issue is caused by using a `move` closure in the `window.use_state` call, resulting in stale closure values when the window state is re-used. Release Notes: - settings_ui: Fixed an issue where some dropdown menus would show options from a different dropdown when clicked - settings_ui: Fixed an issue where attempting to change a setting in a dropdown back to it's original value after changing it would do nothing
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Cherry-pick of #41920 ---- Closes #41533 Both of the issues in the release notes that are fixed in this PR, were caused by incorrect usage of the `window.use_state` API. The first issue was caused by calling `window.use_state` in a render helper, resulting in the element ID used to share state being the same across different pages, resulting in the state being re-used when it should have been re-created. The fix for this was to move the `window.state` (and rendering logic) into a `impl RenderOnce` component, so that the IDs are resolved during the render, avoiding the state conflicts. The second issue is caused by using a `move` closure in the `window.use_state` call, resulting in stale closure values when the window state is re-used. Release Notes: - settings_ui: Fixed an issue where some dropdown menus would show options from a different dropdown when clicked - settings_ui: Fixed an issue where attempting to change a setting in a dropdown back to it's original value after changing it would do nothing Co-authored-by: Ben Kunkle <[email protected]>
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…#41920) Closes zed-industries#41533 Both of the issues in the release notes that are fixed in this PR, were caused by incorrect usage of the `window.use_state` API. The first issue was caused by calling `window.use_state` in a render helper, resulting in the element ID used to share state being the same across different pages, resulting in the state being re-used when it should have been re-created. The fix for this was to move the `window.state` (and rendering logic) into a `impl RenderOnce` component, so that the IDs are resolved during the render, avoiding the state conflicts. The second issue is caused by using a `move` closure in the `window.use_state` call, resulting in stale closure values when the window state is re-used. Release Notes: - settings_ui: Fixed an issue where some dropdown menus would show options from a different dropdown when clicked - settings_ui: Fixed an issue where attempting to change a setting in a dropdown back to it's original value after changing it would do nothing
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Closes #40351
The leak mainly showed up in the appearance page because it had a lot of dropdown menus. The problem occurred because the drop-down menus were creating a new entity on each frame instead of using the
window.use_state...API.Release Notes: