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[Fix bug] Task detail page crashes #3401

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Fix #3394

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  • New Features

    • Improved member management in the task details section, allowing clearer identification of assigned and unassigned members.
    • Enhanced date handling in the task details, ensuring accurate updates when dates are reset.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Fixed issues with date selection and management in the task state.

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The changes in this pull request primarily involve refactoring the TaskMainInfo component to improve the management of assigned and unassigned task members. The logic for calculating these members has been simplified with early returns to handle undefined task members. Additionally, updates to the handleResetDate function in the DueDates component ensure that task dates can be reset to null values correctly. Modifications to the DatePicker components enhance the management of selected dates within the task state.

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File Path Change Summary
apps/web/components/pages/task/details-section/blocks/task-main-info.tsx Refactored unassignedMembers and assignedTaskMembers calculations; added early returns for undefined task members.
apps/web/components/pages/task/details-section/blocks/due-dates.tsx Updated handleResetDate to set task date to null when reset; modified DatePicker components for better date management.

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Fix app crash on visiting Task Page (#[3394])

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@CREDO23 CREDO23 changed the title fix bug: task detail page crashes [Fix bug] Task detail page crashes Dec 5, 2024
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
apps/web/components/pages/task/details-section/blocks/task-main-info.tsx (2)

223-239: LGTM! The null checks fix the crash issue.

The added early returns and proper null checks in both unassignedMembers and assignedTaskMembers functions effectively prevent the crash when accessing undefined task members. This directly addresses the issue reported in #3394.

Consider caching the assignedIds calculation to avoid duplicate work:

  const unassignedMembers = useMemo(() => {
    if (!task?.members) return memberList.filter((member) => member.employee?.isActive);
-   const assignedIds = task.members.map((item) => item.userId);
+   const assignedIds = useMemo(() => task.members.map((item) => item.userId), [task.members]);

    return memberList.filter(
      (member) => member.employee && !assignedIds.includes(member.employee.userId) && member.employee.isActive
    );
  }, [memberList, task?.members]);

Line range hint 52-186: LGTM! Date handling logic is robust.

The date validation and reset functionality is well-implemented with proper null handling. The validation ensures that start dates precede due dates, and the reset functionality correctly handles null values.

Consider adding type safety for the date parameters in handleResetDate:

type DateField = 'startDate' | 'dueDate';

const handleResetDate = useCallback(
  (date: DateField) => {
    // ... existing implementation
  },
  [$startDate, $dueDate, task, updateTask]
);
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apps/web/components/pages/task/details-section/blocks/task-main-info.tsx (1)

Line range hint 1-386: Verify all potential crash points are addressed.

While the main crash issue with task members is fixed, let's ensure we've covered all potential crash scenarios.

✅ Verification successful

All potential crash points are properly handled with null checks

The code has comprehensive null-checking in place:

  1. Task member access is properly guarded:

    • Early returns with if (!task?.members)
    • Optional chaining on all task member access task?.members?.map
    • Null checks on nested properties member.employee?.isActive
  2. Date handling is safely implemented:

    • Fallback patterns using ternary operators startDate ? x : task?.startDate ? y : z
    • Null-safe date transformations with optional chaining
    • Safe date calculations with undefined checks
  3. Creator/assignee rendering has proper guards:

    • Conditional rendering with task?.creator &&
    • Optional chaining on nested properties creator?.firstName
    • Fallbacks with OR operator || ''

The code follows best practices for preventing null/undefined crashes and the original review comment's concern has been addressed.

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# Description: Check for potential null/undefined access patterns that could cause crashes

# Look for direct property access on potentially null objects
rg -g '*.{ts,tsx}' '\??\.' apps/web/components/pages/task

# Look for array operations without null checks
rg -g '*.{ts,tsx}' '\.map\(' apps/web/components/pages/task

# Look for task-related type definitions
ast-grep --pattern 'interface ITeamTask {
  $$$
}'

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  $$$
}'

# 2. Check for potential null/undefined access in task-main-info.tsx
rg -g 'task-main-info.tsx' '\?' apps/web/components/pages/task/details-section/blocks/task-main-info.tsx

# 3. Look for array operations without null checks
rg -g 'task-main-info.tsx' '\.(map|filter|reduce|forEach|some|every)\(' apps/web/components/pages/task/details-section/blocks/task-main-info.tsx

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@evereq evereq merged commit 87af1f5 into develop Dec 8, 2024
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@evereq evereq deleted the 3394-bug-task-details-page--app-crash-on-visiting-task-page branch December 8, 2024 17:28
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[Bug]: Task Details Page | App crash on visiting Task Page
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