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useSettings raised `saving` as soon as a save started, and nearly every
control on the settings tabs is `disabled={saving}`, so each click dimmed
the whole tab to 50% opacity for the few milliseconds the save took. The
toggled checkbox itself only flipped after the shell answered.
- apply the patch to local state immediately (rolled back by the existing
re-fetch on error)
- report `saving` only once a save has been pending for 300 ms
- ignore a response that arrives after a newer save was started
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe settings hook now applies updates optimistically, tracks overlapping saves, and delays the saving indicator. The settings surface displays saving and error messages with distinct styles. ChangesSettings Save Updates
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Rapid Settings changes can lose a saved edit, and pending controls can briefly revert. Resolve the overlapping-save behavior before merging; the other feedback and presentation issues are narrower. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Overlapping edits could undo privacy or credential-access choices if their stored snapshots compete. The latest-response check protects displayed state, not persistence. No new external access path was identified, but durable ordering remains unverified. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @apps/desktop-tauri/src/hooks/useSettings.ts:
- Line 125: Update the save failure handling in useSettings so it checks whether
request is still latestRequest.current before setting an error or starting a
refresh. Ignore stale failures and preserve the existing failure behavior for
the latest request.
- Line 125: Serialize the full read-modify-write transaction in update_settings
so concurrent settings patches cannot overwrite one another; the latestRequest
check in the useSettings hook only orders response handling and does not protect
backend saves.
- Around line 103-109: Update the saving-indicator effect in useSettings so its
delay is keyed to whether any save is pending, not the exact pending count; use
a boolean derived from pending as the effect dependency so overlapping saves
cannot restart the timer while at least one remains active.
- Line 19: In the optimistic update in useSettings, keep
SettingsSnapshot.switcherShortcuts as the resolved map: do not assign the
partial SettingsUpdate.switcherShortcuts overrides directly to it. Either derive
the resolved map by applying the overrides to the current resolved shortcuts or
leave the snapshot field unchanged until the response supplies the resolved
value.
- Around line 115-125: Update the settings refresh listener to reapply pending
local patches before installing an event-fetched snapshot, so an earlier save
broadcast cannot overwrite a later optimistic update. Use the pending request
state and the patch handling in update as the guide; preserve normal refresh
behavior when no patches are pending.
Review comments at @apps/desktop-tauri/src/surfaces/Settings.tsx:
- Around line 235-237: Update the status class selection in the Settings
component to follow the displayed text’s precedence: when saving is true, use
the floating class even if error is also set; otherwise use the error class.
Keep the existing saving-text selection unchanged.
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| function applyPatch(current: SettingsSnapshot, patch: SettingsUpdate): SettingsSnapshot { | ||
| const next: Record<string, unknown> = { ...current }; | ||
| for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(patch)) { | ||
| if (value !== undefined && key in current) next[key] = value; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep resolved shortcuts separate from shortcut overrides.
SettingsSnapshot.switcherShortcuts contains the resolved map, but SettingsUpdate.switcherShortcuts contains overrides only. Assigning a one-shortcut patch to the snapshot removes every other resolved shortcut while the save is pending. Derive a resolved optimistic value, or leave this field unchanged until the response supplies one.
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Review comment at @apps/desktop-tauri/src/hooks/useSettings.ts at line 19:
In the optimistic update in useSettings, keep SettingsSnapshot.switcherShortcuts
as the resolved map: do not assign the partial SettingsUpdate.switcherShortcuts
overrides directly to it. Either derive the resolved map by applying the
overrides to the current resolved shortcuts or leave the snapshot field
unchanged until the response supplies the resolved value.
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| if (pending === 0) { | ||
| setSaving(false); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| const timer = window.setTimeout(() => setSaving(true), SAVING_INDICATOR_DELAY_MS); | ||
| return () => window.clearTimeout(timer); | ||
| }, [pending]); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not restart the delay while a save remains pending.
If a second save starts before the first finishes, the pending count changes from one to two and this effect restarts its timer. Subsequent completions can restart it again. A save can therefore remain active beyond 300 ms without showing saving or disabling the controls. Make the effect depend on whether any save is pending, rather than on the count.
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Review comment at @apps/desktop-tauri/src/hooks/useSettings.ts around lines 103
- 109:
Update the saving-indicator effect in useSettings so its delay is keyed to
whether any save is pending, not the exact pending count; use a boolean derived
from pending as the effect dependency so overlapping saves cannot restart the
timer while at least one remains active.
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| const update = useCallback(async (patch: SettingsUpdate) => { | ||
| setSaving(true); | ||
| const request = ++latestRequest.current; | ||
| setPending((n) => n + 1); | ||
| setError(null); | ||
| // Show the change right away instead of waiting for the round trip: the | ||
| // controls are controlled, so without this a checkbox flips only after | ||
| // the shell answers. | ||
| setSettings((current) => applyPatch(current, patch)); | ||
| try { | ||
| const next = await updateSettings(patch); | ||
| if (request !== latestRequest.current) return; |
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```rust
use tauri::Emitter;
app_handle.emit("my-event", payload)?;
```
`payload` must implement `Serialize + Clone`; `emit` returns a `Result`. ([docs.rs](https://docs.rs/tauri/latest/tauri/trait.Emitter.html?utm_source=openai))
For frontend listeners, register `listen("my-event", handler)` in each window that should receive it. The docs identify `emit` as broadcasting to all targets. ([docs.rs](https://docs.rs/tauri/latest/tauri/trait.Emitter.html?utm_source=openai))
The linked docs are for **Tauri 2.12.1**, the version shown by docs.rs when checked; if you use a different 2.x version, confirm its API against that version’s docs. ([docs.rs](https://docs.rs/tauri/latest/tauri/struct.AppHandle.html?utm_source=openai))
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In Tauri **2.10.3**, import `Emitter` and call `emit` on your `AppHandle` to broadcast an event to all targets:
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use tauri::Emitter;
app_handle.emit("my-event", payload)?;
```
`emit` takes a serializable, cloneable payload and returns a `Result`. Use `emit_to` instead when you want to target specific recipients. ([docs.rs](https://docs.rs/tauri/latest/tauri/trait.Emitter.html?utm_source=openai))
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Preserve pending patches when applying settings refreshes.
When an earlier save emits settings-changed while a later update is pending, the broadcast reaches this webview. The listener can fetch the earlier saved snapshot and replace the later optimistic patch, so the control can revert until the later response. Reapply pending local patches when installing an event refresh.
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Review comment at @apps/desktop-tauri/src/hooks/useSettings.ts around lines 115
- 125:
Update the settings refresh listener to reapply pending local patches before
installing an event-fetched snapshot, so an earlier save broadcast cannot
overwrite a later optimistic update. Use the pending request state and the patch
handling in update as the guide; preserve normal refresh behavior when no
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| setSettings((current) => applyPatch(current, patch)); | ||
| try { | ||
| const next = await updateSettings(patch); | ||
| if (request !== latestRequest.current) return; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Apply the latest-request check to failures.
Only successful responses pass through this check. If an older save fails after a newer save succeeds, its catch block still displays the older error and starts a refresh. The error remains visible until another update clears it. Ignore stale failures before setting the error or restoring state.
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Review comment at @apps/desktop-tauri/src/hooks/useSettings.ts at line 125:
Update the save failure handling in useSettings so it checks whether request is
still latestRequest.current before setting an error or starting a refresh.
Ignore stale failures and preserve the existing failure behavior for the latest
request.
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Serialize the backend settings transaction.
This PR delays disabling Settings controls for 300 ms, while each edit immediately starts a separate update_settings call. Two rapid edits to different fields can overlap. Because update_settings loads and saves a full snapshot without coordinating the read-modify-write, the later save can erase the earlier patch. The settings-changed refresh reloads the saved file; it cannot recover an overwritten patch. Serialize the full transaction in update_settings. The request-order check only controls which response updates this hook.
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Review comment at @apps/desktop-tauri/src/hooks/useSettings.ts at line 125:
Serialize the full read-modify-write transaction in update_settings so
concurrent settings patches cannot overwrite one another; the latestRequest
check in the useSettings hook only orders response handling and does not protect
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| className={`settings-status ${error ? "settings-status--error" : "settings-status--floating"}`} | ||
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Use the floating class when the text says “Saving…”.
If one save fails while another slow save remains pending, both error and saving are set. This expression shows the saving text with settings-status--error, which puts the transient note in the layout and shifts the tab body. Choose the class using the same precedence as the displayed text.
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| className={`settings-status ${error ? "settings-status--error" : "settings-status--floating"}`} | |
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| {saving ? t("SettingsStatusSaving") : error} | |
| className={`settings-status ${saving ? "settings-status--floating" : "settings-status--error"}`} | |
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Update the status class selection in the Settings component to follow the
displayed text’s precedence: when saving is true, use the floating class even if
error is also set; otherwise use the error class. Keep the existing saving-text
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Thanks @pasharm, the optimistic update with a delayed "Saving" status fixes the tab blink. I pushed one commit on top (plus a merge of current
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Summary
Clicking any checkbox in the Settings window made the whole tab blink.
useSettingssetsavingtotrueas soon as a save started, and almost every control on the Settings tabs is rendered withdisabled={saving}. Disabled toggles and labels are drawn at 50% opacity, so every click dimmed the entire tab for the time the save took and then brought it back. On top of that, the "Saving…" status note was inserted into the layout above the tab body, so the whole tab jumped down and back up. The checkbox that was clicked also only flipped after the Rust side answered, because the controls are controlled and local state was updated only from the response.Changes:
useSettingsapplies the patch to local state right away, so the clicked control updates immediately. If the save fails, the existing re-fetch restores the state from disk.useSettingsreportssavingonly after a save has been pending for 300 ms. A normal local save never dims the tab; a slow one still disables the controls and shows the "Saving…" note as before.providerAccentColorsis sent as a per-provider merge patch (nullclears one provider), so the optimistic update merges it into the current map instead of replacing the map.Related issue
None.
Affected areas
Validation
pnpm --dir apps\desktop-tauri exec vitest run src/hooks/useSettings.test.tsx: 6 passed, including 4 new tests (immediate update withsavingstaying off for a fast save,savingafter the delay, a stale response ignored, accent color merge).pnpm --dir apps\desktop-tauri exec tsc --noEmit: clean.pnpm --dir apps\desktop-tauri test: 659 passed, 6 failed. The 6 failures are incurrency.test.ts,usageSpendSharing.test.ts,QuotaBurndownChart.test.tsx,UsageSpendDailyLedger.test.tsxandTrayPanel.period.test.tsx; the same 6 fail with themainversion ofuseSettings. They format currency and dates and look locale/time-zone dependent on my machine.scripts\local-check.ps1: not run, because there is no Rust toolchain on this machine. No Rust code is changed.windows-latestrunner in my fork withpnpm tauri:build; the resulting exe is the one used for the manual check below.UI / tray proof
CUA Driver is not set up on this machine. Screen recordings of toggling checkboxes on the Notifications tab:
Before (current release):
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/59821301-4b92-4882-862a-6e92bbda37ee
After (this branch):
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0d92e792-5bb7-4686-acbe-32e101dd10cf
Notes for reviewers
disabled={saving}stays in all tabs on purpose: it still protects against edits during a slow save. Only the moment the flag is raised changes. The draft inputs inAdvancedTabthat resync on!savingkeep working, because they also react to the settings value itself, which now changes optimistically and then again with the response.