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Fix: Use forwardRef for scrollable virtualized tree #8186

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The newly deployed scrollable fix added a wrapper for the antd tree implementation. The wrapper is functional component which needs to be wrapped in a forwardRef as it received a ref which should be forwarded to the antd tree component. The forwardRef was missing and is now added in this pr.

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Steps to test:

  • Create a tracing with quite some trees so that the skeleton tab becomes scrollable.
  • choose one tree and scroll it out of view
  • use the search to find it. The chosen tree should be scrolled into view and selected.
  • Check the same on master: Upon selecting a result, nothing should happen.

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  • New Features

    • Added the ability to include metadata in annotations for Trees and Segments.
    • Introduced a summary row in the time tracking overview.
    • Improved slider interactions for value changes and resets.
    • Enhanced search capabilities for unnamed segments using full default names.
    • Support for remote OME-Zarr NGFF version 0.5 datasets.
    • Superusers can now delete workflow reports.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Resolved issues with dataset uploads and scrolling in the trees and segments tab.
    • Fixed problems with insufficient sharing tokens during annotation saves.
    • Corrected zarr streaming behavior and permission-related issues with annotations.
  • Refactor

    • Simplified usage of the ScrollableVirtualizedTree component by removing unnecessary generic type parameters.

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The changes in this pull request focus on the ScrollableVirtualizedTree component, enhancing its structure by implementing forwardRef to better manage refs. The internal function was renamed to ScrollableVirtualizedTreeInner, and its parameters were adjusted accordingly. Additionally, the SegmentsView class was modified to simplify the usage of ScrollableVirtualizedTree by removing a generic type parameter. Improvements were made to state management, user interactions, and error handling within the SegmentsView, ensuring a more intuitive experience without altering core functionalities.

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File Path Change Summary
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/view/right-border-tabs/scrollable_virtualized_tree.tsx - Updated ScrollableVirtualizedTree to use forwardRef and renamed inner function to ScrollableVirtualizedTreeInner.
- Adjusted function signature to separate props and ref.
- Updated export statement to reflect new structure.
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/view/right-border-tabs/segments_tab/segments_view.tsx - Removed generic type parameter <SegmentHierarchyNode> from ScrollableVirtualizedTree instantiation.
- Enhanced methods for segment selection, visibility management, and error handling.
- Updated lifecycle methods for better mesh file fetching and job data polling.
CHANGELOG.unreleased.md - Documented new features including metadata for annotations, time tracking summary, improved search, and support for OME-Zarr NGFF datasets.
- Listed changes to existing functionalities and fixed various bugs affecting user experience.

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  • daniel-wer
  • hotzenklotz

🐇 In the code we hop and play,
Refactoring makes a brighter day.
With trees that scroll and segments neat,
Our UI dances, oh so sweet!
Forward refs, we now embrace,
In our code, we find our place! 🌟


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38-38: LGTM! Clear and well-documented changelog entry.

The changelog entry accurately describes the fix, provides proper context by referencing the related PR that introduced the issue, and aligns well with the PR objectives.


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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/view/right-border-tabs/scrollable_virtualized_tree.tsx (1)

66-70: Well-typed forwardRef implementation with proper generic support.

The type assertion correctly maintains generic type support while using forwardRef. Consider adding a brief JSDoc comment explaining the generic type parameter T for better documentation.

Add documentation above the component:

+/**
+ * A virtualized tree component that supports scrolling and drag-and-drop.
+ * @template T - The type of tree node data, must extend BasicDataNode
+ */
const ScrollableVirtualizedTree = forwardRef(ScrollableVirtualizedTreeInner) as <
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/view/right-border-tabs/segments_tab/segments_view.tsx (4)

Line range hint 1-100: Consider splitting SegmentsView into smaller components

The component is quite large (~2000 lines) and handles many responsibilities including:

  • Tree view management
  • Context menu handling
  • Mesh operations
  • Segment selection
  • State management

Consider splitting it into smaller, more focused components to improve maintainability and testability. For example:

  • SegmentTreeView
  • SegmentContextMenu
  • MeshOperations
  • SegmentDetails

1904-1910: Improve error handling for ScrollableVirtualizedTree

The tree component is rendered without explicit error boundaries. Consider adding error handling to gracefully recover from rendering failures and provide meaningful error messages to users.

<ScrollableVirtualizedTree
+ ErrorBoundary={SegmentTreeErrorBoundary}
  allowDrop={this.allowDrop}
  onDrop={this.onDrop}
  onSelect={this.onSelectTreeItem}
  className="segments-tree"

Line range hint 1904-1922: Optimize performance with useMemo and useCallback

The tree component receives several callback props that could be memoized to prevent unnecessary re-renders. Consider using useMemo for computed values and useCallback for event handlers.

+ const memoizedAllowDrop = useCallback(this.allowDrop, []);
+ const memoizedOnDrop = useCallback(this.onDrop, [visibleSegmentationLayer]);
+ const memoizedOnSelect = useCallback(this.onSelectTreeItem, []);

<ScrollableVirtualizedTree
-  allowDrop={this.allowDrop}
-  onDrop={this.onDrop}
-  onSelect={this.onSelectTreeItem}
+  allowDrop={memoizedAllowDrop}
+  onDrop={memoizedOnDrop}
+  onSelect={memoizedOnSelect}

Line range hint 1904-1922: Enhance type safety for tree data and callbacks

The tree component's props could benefit from stricter typing:

  1. The treeData prop should have a more specific type than SegmentHierarchyNode[]
  2. Callback functions should have explicit parameter types
  3. Consider using discriminated unions for the node types
+ type TreeNodeType = 'segment' | 'group';
+ interface BaseTreeNode {
+   type: TreeNodeType;
+   id: number;
+   key: string;
+ }
+ interface SegmentNode extends BaseTreeNode {
+   type: 'segment';
+   color: Vector3;
+ }
+ interface GroupNode extends BaseTreeNode {
+   type: 'group';
+   children: TreeNode[];
+ }
+ type TreeNode = SegmentNode | GroupNode;

<ScrollableVirtualizedTree
+  treeData={this.state.groupTree as TreeNode[]}
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frontend/javascripts/oxalis/view/right-border-tabs/scrollable_virtualized_tree.tsx (3)

4-4: LGTM: Import changes align with forwardRef implementation.

The addition of forwardRef import is necessary for the component restructuring.


13-16: Well-structured implementation of forwardRef with generics.

The component has been correctly restructured to handle refs while maintaining type safety. The separation of props and ref parameters, along with the explanatory comment about forwardRef's limitations with generics, demonstrates a good understanding of React's type system.


61-61: Correctly forwards ref to AntdTree component.

The ref is now properly forwarded to the underlying AntdTree component, which should resolve the console warning about function components and refs.

✅ Verification successful

Based on the code analysis, I can now generate the final response:

Ref forwarding is correctly implemented and used consistently.

The ScrollableVirtualizedTree component is properly implemented with forwardRef and is used correctly in both SegmentsView and TreeHierarchyView components. The ref is forwarded to the underlying AntdTree component and used appropriately for scrolling functionality in both use cases.

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cat frontend/javascripts/oxalis/view/right-border-tabs/segments_tab/segments_view.tsx
cat frontend/javascripts/oxalis/view/right-border-tabs/trees_tab/tree_hierarchy_view.tsx

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frontend/javascripts/oxalis/view/right-border-tabs/segments_tab/segments_view.tsx (1)

1907-1907: ⚠️ Potential issue

Verify the forwardRef implementation of ScrollableVirtualizedTree

The PR objectives mention implementing forwardRef for the ScrollableVirtualizedTree component, but the usage here doesn't show explicit ref forwarding syntax. This could potentially cause the ref warning mentioned in the PR description.

✅ Verification successful

Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response since I found the implementation of ScrollableVirtualizedTree component:

The forwardRef implementation is correctly used in ScrollableVirtualizedTree

The component is properly implemented using forwardRef in frontend/javascripts/oxalis/view/right-border-tabs/scrollable_virtualized_tree.tsx:

const ScrollableVirtualizedTree = forwardRef(ScrollableVirtualizedTreeInner)

And its usage in segments_view.tsx is correct as the component properly handles ref forwarding internally.

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Length of output: 73


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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try to find the ScrollableVirtualizedTree component definition with a broader pattern
ast-grep --pattern 'ScrollableVirtualizedTree = $_'

# Also search for the file containing this component
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# As a backup, let's use ripgrep to find any mentions of this component
rg "ScrollableVirtualizedTree" -A 5

Length of output: 84631

<ScrollableVirtualizedTree<SegmentHierarchyNode>
<ScrollableVirtualizedTree
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Can now be removed as the type casting is results in a "better" / "more understandable" typing to ts -> Explicitly telling the generic type is not needed anymore.

Comment on lines +66 to +71
const ScrollableVirtualizedTree = forwardRef(ScrollableVirtualizedTreeInner) as <
T extends BasicDataNode,
>(
props: TreeProps<T> & { ref?: React.Ref<RcTree> },
) => ReturnType<typeof ScrollableVirtualizedTreeInner>;

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This way of using forwardRef was suggested by AI overlord as forwardRef does not seem to support generic typing

@@ -56,9 +58,15 @@ function ScrollableVirtualizedTree<T extends BasicDataNode>(

return (
<div ref={wrapperRef}>
<AntdTree {...props} onDragOver={onDragOver} />
<AntdTree {...props} onDragOver={onDragOver} ref={ref} />
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ref is now a separate arg and thus needs to be passed explicitly 🤷‍♂️

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Thanks for fixing, LGTM 👍

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