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[Assistants settings] Update reported data backend #871

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@mishig25 mishig25 commented Feb 22, 2024

Only check if current assistant that is being viewed was reported.

Previously, we were checking reported status on all the assistants of a user. However, this reported status is only useful for the assistant that is currently being viewed

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@mishig25 mishig25 changed the title [Assistants settings] Update data backend [Assistants settings] Update reported data backend Feb 23, 2024
@@ -21,6 +22,30 @@ async function assistantOnlyIfAuthor(locals: App.Locals, assistantId?: string) {
return assistant;
}

export async function load({ parent, params, locals }) {
const data = await parent();
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Note that this triggers the root's +layout.server.ts's load.

So each time we switch assistant, this will trigger a load of all assistants

IMO we can keep the redirect in page.ts - that way the load isn't triggered - since the frontend will be able to execute it.


TLDR:

  • Keep page.ts as is
  • remove the redirect / parent() call here
  • The rest of the PR is great!

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handled in 1d5994f

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How does it work when you have both a server load function and a universal load function for the same +page.svelte ? Seems like the type checker is not super happy about it haha but couldn't find more info about it

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coyotte508 commented Feb 23, 2024

How does it work when you have both a server load function and a universal load function for the same +page.svelte ? Seems like the type checker is not super happy about it haha but couldn't find more info about it

// `data` comes from the server load function
export async function load({ parent, data }) {
	const res = await parent();

	// checks
	...

	return data;
}

Something like that

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