fix(suite-desktop-core): refactor desktop state patches to avoid breaking change#17602
fix(suite-desktop-core): refactor desktop state patches to avoid breaking change#17602
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I think mapping the -- just obfuscated the test flow, so I simplified it even further..
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with this implementation, everything is under { state: {...patches}} until this line, where I extract it or dump the undefined..
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packages/suite-desktop-core/src/libs/app-utils.ts (1)
46-52: The implementation properly handles command-line state patches.The refactored code effectively extracts and processes state patches from command-line arguments using regex matching instead of a separate parsing function. This approach is more direct and maintainable.
However, consider replacing the sequential map-filter-map operations with a single reduce for better performance:
- process.argv - .map(arg => arg.match(STATE_ASSIGNMENT_REGEX)) - .filter(match => match !== null) - .map((assignment: RegExpMatchArray) => { - const [_, key, value] = assignment; - - return { [key]: tryParseJson(value) }; - }) + process.argv.reduce<Record<string, any>[]>((acc, arg) => { + const match = arg.match(STATE_ASSIGNMENT_REGEX); + if (match !== null) { + const [_, key, value] = match; + acc.push({ [key]: tryParseJson(value) }); + } + return acc; + }, [])
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packages/suite-desktop-core/src/libs/app-utils.ts (2)
56-56: The null-safe extraction of the state property is correct.This line correctly extracts the
stateproperty from the result or returns undefined if the reduction produces no results.
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Review the regex pattern to ensure it handles all valid JSON values.
The regex pattern captures state assignments well, but it may have limitations when parsing JSON strings containing equal signs within the value part. Consider if this is an intended limitation or if the regex should be refined to handle more complex JSON values.
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#!/bin/bash # Check if there are any use cases in the codebase that might pass JSON with equal signs echo "Searching for potential JSON values with equal signs passed to state patches..." rg -A 3 "state.*=" --no-filename | grep -E "(\".*=.*\"|\{.*=.*\})" || echo "No instances found"Length of output: 2549
State Assignment Regex Verified
After investigating potential cases where a JSON value containing equal signs might be passed, there is no evidence in the codebase that the current regex causes issues. The pattern
const STATE_ASSIGNMENT_REGEX = /^--(state[^=]*)=(.+)$/;correctly captures state assignments—even if the value includes equal signs. If more complex JSON values ever become a requirement, consider revisiting the parsing strategy.
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Partial revert of 5a84a1f (#17526)
processStatePatch+ tests were also refactored for better clarity, so this PR keeps that...Notes
👉 I will still did file a bug with Electron electron/electron#45991, because the function started throwing without mention in changelog. But they said the function is not supposed to be used for custom application parameters, it's an API to set Chromium flags. We are supposed to use
process.argvfor custom params, as it currently is 🙂