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This pull request fixes an issue where task integrations were not loaded, causing task exports to fail. The change introduces logic in ActionItemsPage to proactively load the TaskIntegrationProvider state on initialization. This is a good fix that directly addresses the problem. I've added one comment regarding a potential race condition in the data loading logic to make it more robust.
| if (!taskIntegrationProvider.hasLoaded) { | ||
| taskIntegrationProvider.loadFromBackend(); | ||
| } |
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To prevent potential race conditions and redundant network requests, it's good practice to check if data is already being loaded before initiating a new fetch. The TaskIntegrationProvider exposes an isLoading flag that can be used for this purpose. Adding this check will make the data loading more robust.
| if (!taskIntegrationProvider.hasLoaded) { | |
| taskIntegrationProvider.loadFromBackend(); | |
| } | |
| if (!taskIntegrationProvider.hasLoaded && !taskIntegrationProvider.isLoading) { | |
| taskIntegrationProvider.loadFromBackend(); | |
| } |
task export failed because task integration state wasn’t loaded