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@hamza221 hamza221 commented Oct 20, 2025

fix #11746

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@hamza221 hamza221 changed the title perf(quick-actions): eliminate dublicate api calld for each envelope perf(quick-actions): eliminate duplicate api calls for each envelope Oct 21, 2025
@hamza221 hamza221 marked this pull request as ready for review October 21, 2025 17:43
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Ci needs some tweaking

} else {
this.localAction = { ...action }
this.actions = await findAllStepsForAction(action.id)
this.localAction = { id: action.id, name: action.name, accountId: action.accountId }
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is there no generic way to clone an object in vue? the manual destruct/construct is fragile. when we change properties of the object we have to keep this line in sync.

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we need specific properties from the Object

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can you elaborate? what I see above we map three properties to identical properties.

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Sorry, I meant the object contains both quickActions and action steps to avoid multiple requests to the servers
so it looks like {id, name, accountId, actionsSteps : [array of steps] }
I split them back here so I don't break the CRUD logic for both
If you look at the next line you will see that I'm also storing the steps in a local variable.

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Right. But what I'm objecting to is that you are manually writing down the properties to copy to the local action. If a new property is added to it, you have to also update the code here. It's prone to errors.
I like the old approach better where you used the generic object destruct to take all properties of the action object.

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Loading quick action steps triggers one xhr request per message/envelope

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