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[CP Staging] Make sure that we first check the PersonalDetails we already have before creating fake optimistic personal details #20951

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I believe this was introduced in this PR: #20661
cc @BeeMargarida

We were unnecessarily creating optimistic personal details objects for users we may already have had personal details objects stored in Onyx. Instead of creating an optimistic personal detail for everyone in a new group chat, create an optimistic personal detail only if we can't find one already in Onyx.

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$ #20943

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  1. Create a new group chat with multiple people with avatars
  2. Make sure that the icons in the initial group chat are the avatars and there is no delay before rendering where you see an alternative avatar.
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…ore creating fake optimistic personal details
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Code looks good but actually I am not convinced about the solution in #20661 which caused this regression.
Was there any reason why we couldn't fix the root cause instead of adding optimistic temporary user details? This used to work before personal details migration even without that optimistic data.

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@aimane-chnaif I know we added this because when the page was redirecting to the new chat (which may not have existed at that point) it was very possible we hadn't loaded the user's personal details at that point - so this was needed. And now'days we're sending less personalDetails from the server to the front-end in order to limit the amount of logins being sent everywhere. A.k.a. we're trying to be more secure about who we send login information to, because we don't want absolutely everyone to be able to see everyone's contact info always.

Additionally, we used to do pretty much everything w/ logins & default to viewing logins everywhere but now since we're trying to only access personalDetailsList - which is keyed by accountID - I thinkkk this was a necessary change

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It makes sense. Thanks for the explanation.

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@aimane-chnaif this is fixing a deploy blocker so it would be great if you could test this quickly today 🙏

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I think one more condition should be added in Tests step:
I already have contacts with avatars to have a new group chat with. Because new contact avatar will still be delayed as I don't know that contact details yet.

@@ -420,7 +428,7 @@ function openReport(reportID, participantLoginList = [], newReportObject = {}, p
const optimisticPersonalDetails = {};
_.map(participantLoginList, (login, index) => {
const accountID = newReportObject.participantAccountIDs[index];
optimisticPersonalDetails[accountID] = {
optimisticPersonalDetails[accountID] = allPersonalDetails[accountID] || {
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This can be called before getting allPersonalDetails so just for null safety:

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optimisticPersonalDetails[accountID] = allPersonalDetails[accountID] || {
optimisticPersonalDetails[accountID] = (allPersonalDetails && allPersonalDetails[accountID]) || {

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I don't know if this is needed since we already default allPersonalDetails to {} at the top of the file, if the data in that key doesn't exist

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That's really true. I think this is also redundant:

(allPersonalDetails && allPersonalDetails[accountID]) || {

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agreed

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I think one more condition should be added in Tests step: I already have contacts with avatars to have a new group chat with. Because new contact avatar will still be delayed as I don't know that contact details yet.

Sorry @aimane-chnaif can you write this in exact steps you think the test should cover? I don't quite understanding what you're trying to test here, sorry

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  1. A has contact with B, no contact with C. Everyone has avatar set.
  2. Disable network
  3. A creates new group with B, C
  4. While creating chat optimistically, B has avatar but C doesn't have avatar
  5. Enable network
  6. Receives pusher event and C info is added in personalDetails data
  7. Now shows C's avatar correctly

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Beamanator commented Jun 19, 2023

@aimane-chnaif thanks, yes that sounds like a very useful test to add 👍

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Both online / offline tests pass.

Default avatar flickers when create chat with new contact. I think this is inevitable since we don't know accountID before fetching backend.

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[CP Staging] Make sure that we first check the PersonalDetails we already have before creating fake optimistic personal details

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