Clean up floating toolbar lifecycle on removal - #1067
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PR Summary by QodoClean up floating toolbar lifecycle on removal
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Pull request overview
Cleans up floating toolbar teardown and prevents stale asynchronous renders after removal.
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- Unmounts toolbar components before removing containers.
- Adds creation-version and connection guards.
- Applies cleanup across close, mouse, and touch paths.
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src/content-script/index.jsx |
Manages toolbar lifecycle cleanup and stale creation prevention. |
src/components/FloatingToolbar/index.jsx |
Unmounts the toolbar before removing its container. |
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Reviewed changes — Reviewed the full diff of commit e285d9f against master for PR #1067.
- Creation-version guard (
src/content-script/index.jsx): atoolbarCreationVersioncounter is bumped on every removal path, andcreateSelectionToolsplus themouseup/touchendwaiters skip rendering once a newer cleanup invalidates their work or their container is detached. - Close-path unmount (
src/components/FloatingToolbar/index.jsx):onClosenow callsunmountComponentAtNode(props.container)before removing the container, so React hook cleanups (e.g. the mobileselectionchangelistener) run on close. - Sweep-path unmount (
src/content-script/index.jsx): themousedownandtouchstartsweeps now unmount each.chatgptbox-toolbar-containerbefore removing it, consistent withdeleteToolbar().
I traced the lifecycle end-to-end and the mechanism holds: unmountComponentAtNode is preact-compat's wrapper over preactRender(null, container), and preact's unmount() path runs invokeCleanup for every hook in the component's hook list, so the claimed cleanup of event subscriptions is real (verified against preact/compat/src/index.js and preact/src/diff/index.js, preact 10.22.1). Every version bump is paired with removal of the in-flight container, so a tripped guard never leaves an orphaned empty container in the DOM, and the two waits (getUserConfig in the position computation and again inside createSelectionTools) are each followed by a guard. All three removal routes for the queryable container are covered.
ℹ️ Fixed race is only manually verifiable
The behavior being fixed — a pending getUserConfig() resuming after the container was swept, and hook listeners leaking on direct .remove() — is timing-dependent and is not exercised by the unit harness: tests/unit/content-script/ covers selection-tools/index.mjs configuration but not the listeners in src/content-script/index.jsx. Worth keeping an eye on in manual browser testing and as regression context for future changes to these paths. Not blocking.
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Only minor test-coverage nits remain, with no approval-blocking issues.
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src/components/FloatingToolbar/index.jsx:75
- The new close cleanup is not exercised: the lifecycle test loader replaces
FloatingToolbarwith a no-op stub, so it cannot detect a regression in thisonClosehandler. Add a focused test with the real component (or a mocked close control) that verifies the component unmounts and its container is then removed.
const onClose = useCallback(() => {
unmountComponentAtNode(props.container)
props.container.remove()
src/content-script/index.jsx:465
- This new touchstart cleanup branch has no regression test; all lifecycle tests dispatch only mouse events. Because this listener duplicates the removal and unmount logic separately, it can regress without any test failure. Add a touchend/touchstart case that mounts a probe, removes it through the touch path, and verifies hook cleanup and detachment.
toolbarCreationVersion += 1
document.querySelectorAll('.chatgptbox-toolbar-container').forEach((el) => {
unmountComponentAtNode(el)
el.remove()
})
tests/unit/content-script/selection-toolbar-lifecycle.test.mjs:102
- This test does not actually verify the promised ordering:
cleanupCountwould still reach 1 if the container were removed first and unmounted afterward, because Preact can run the effect cleanup on a detached node. Recordcontainer.isConnectedinside the cleanup and assert it is true so the regression is observable.
useEffect(() => () => {
cleanupCount += 1
}, [])
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The new regression tests are a genuinely worthwhile addition — I confirmed all three fail against the pre-fix content script (e285d9f^), so they would have caught the original bug. But as committed the PR breaks both validation gates: npm test fails on the first of the new tests, and npm run lint fails on the new test file. Both need to be addressed before merging.
Reviewed changes — Reviewed the delta since the prior pullfrog review (e285d9f → aa7c375). The two source files are unchanged; the new commits add the test harness and the lifecycle test suite that the prior review flagged as the missing coverage.
- Added a module-stub + JSX loader hook (
tests/setup/content-script-selection-toolbar-loader-hooks.mjs):resolve/loadhooks that stub every import ofsrc/content-script/index.jsxso the module can be loaded inside a Node/jsdom test process. - Added lifecycle regression tests (
tests/unit/content-script/selection-toolbar-lifecycle.test.mjs): three tests covering (1) sweep-path unmount+remove running hook cleanup, (2) version-guard cancellation while the firstgetUserConfig()await is pending, and (3) version-guard canceling the render when the container is swept while the second config read is pending. I verified all three fail on pre-fix code, so tests 2 and 3 are meaningful regression coverage.
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In `@tests/unit/content-script/selection-toolbar-lifecycle.test.mjs`:
- Around line 100-102: Update the useLayoutEffect cleanup callback in the
lifecycle test to record container.isConnected, then assert that the recorded
value is true before verifying container removal. Keep the existing cleanup
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src/components/FloatingToolbar/index.jsx:75
- The new close path is not exercised by the added lifecycle tests: the loader replaces
FloatingToolbarwith a stub, so a regression in this callback would still leave the suite green. Add focused coverage that invokesonCloseand verifies the component cleanup runs before the container is removed.
const onClose = useCallback(() => {
unmountComponentAtNode(props.container)
props.container.remove()
src/content-script/index.jsx:464
- This is a separate cleanup path from the mouse handler, but the added lifecycle suite only dispatches mouse events. A regression back to direct removal here would therefore go unnoticed; add a touchstart case that verifies the mounted component is unmounted before its container is removed.
toolbarCreationVersion += 1
document.querySelectorAll('.chatgptbox-toolbar-container').forEach((el) => {
unmountComponentAtNode(el)
el.remove()
tests/unit/content-script/selection-toolbar-lifecycle.test.mjs:102
- This test only verifies that cleanup eventually ran and the node is eventually detached; it would also pass if the implementation removed the node first and unmounted afterward. Since the ordering is the behavior under test, assert
container.isConnectedfrom inside the cleanup callback so that regression is detected.
useLayoutEffect(() => () => {
cleanupCount += 1
}, [])
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🟡 Changes recommended
Close, tracked-removal, and touch cleanup paths still need regression coverage.
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src/content-script/index.jsx:235
- The cleanup regression test exercises the document
mousedownquery loop, but never reachesdeleteToolbaritself (themouseup/keydown path that uses this new unmount). A regression in this tracked-toolbar path could leave hook subscriptions active while the suite still passes; add a case that assigns a mounted toolbar to the tracked state and triggersmouseupor the relevant removal path.
unmountComponentAtNode(toolbarContainer)
toolbarContainer.remove()
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In `@tests/unit/content-script/selection-toolbar-lifecycle.test.mjs`:
- Around line 100-102: Update CleanupProbe to record container.isConnected
inside its cleanup callback, then assert the recorded value is true after
dispatch in addition to the existing cleanup-count and final-disconnected
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Two moderate coverage gaps remain for close cleanup and touch interaction cancellation.
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src/components/FloatingToolbar/index.jsx:75
- The added regression suite does not exercise the close callback, so it does not verify the newly introduced
unmountComponentAtNode(props.container)path or the hook cleanup it is intended to fix. Add a test that triggers the close action and asserts cleanup runs before the container is removed.
const onClose = useCallback(() => {
unmountComponentAtNode(props.container)
props.container.remove()
src/content-script/index.jsx:464
- The new lifecycle tests exercise the mouse
mousedowncleanup but never dispatchtouchstart, even though this separate path now performs the same unmount-before-remove and version invalidation. A regression in the touch handler would therefore pass the added suite; add a touchstart test (including cancellation of pending touch creation) before relying on this coverage.
toolbarCreationVersion += 1
document.querySelectorAll('.chatgptbox-toolbar-container').forEach((el) => {
unmountComponentAtNode(el)
el.remove()
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Reviewed changes — Reviewed the delta since the prior Pullfrog review (aa7c375 → 717ac8f7). Both CI gates flagged in the prior review are now green. Verified locally: npm run lint clean, npm test 1053/1053, npm run test:coverage and npm run build both exit 0.
- Fixed the lint
no-undeffailure (tests/unit/content-script/selection-toolbar-lifecycle.test.mjs): replacedprocess.cwd()withimport { cwd } from 'node:process'+cwd()— a cleaner resolution than the sibling file's/* eslint-disable no-undef */header, and validated against CI's Node 22. - Fixed the flaky first test (
tests/unit/content-script/selection-toolbar-lifecycle.test.mjs): theCleanupProbehook switcheduseEffect→useLayoutEffectand the post-renderawait nextTask()waits were dropped.useLayoutEffectattaches the cleanup closure synchronously during the render commit (vs.useEffect's deferred paint flush), so the test is deterministic without a timer wait. - Regression coverage still holds: I re-ran all three lifecycle tests against the pre-fix tree (
d47f875a) and all three fail there, so theuseLayoutEffectswap did not hollow out the test.
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The new tests are a worthwhile expansion — real FloatingToolbar close-path and touchstart sweep coverage were exactly the untested seams — but the current head re-breaks the tests CI gate: all 7 lifecycle tests fail to load with ERR_INVALID_URL, so npm run test:coverage reports 1050 pass / 7 fail. The GitHub tests check is red on bad2b29 (job 103343283792). Root cause and a verified fix are in the inline comment on the loader hooks.
Reviewed changes — Reviewed the delta since the prior pullfrog review (717ac8f → bad2b29). The production source is unchanged; this commit only reshapes the regression suite.
- Added FloatingToolbar dependency stubs (
tests/setup/content-script-selection-toolbar-loader-hooks.mjs): a newfloatingToolbarStubsmap feeds the realFloatingToolbarcomponent itsConversationCard, draggable, i18n, config, hook, and utility dependencies so it can be rendered in the test process. - Expanded lifecycle coverage (
tests/unit/content-script/selection-toolbar-lifecycle.test.mjs): grew 3 → 7 tests — trackeddeleteToolbarcleanup, a close-path test that invokes the real component'sonClose, and touchstart sweep/cancel tests — and tightened test 1 with an ordering assertion (cleanup.sawConnectedContainer === true) so unmount-before-remove is actually observable. - Regression coverage stayed meaningful: the close-path and touchstart tests target seams that previously had zero coverage (the loader previously stubbed
FloatingToolbarentirely), and all tests genuinely depend on the unmount-then-remove behavior.
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Reviewed changes — Reviewed the delta since the prior Pullfrog review (bad2b29 → 5b3f846), which is a single focused fix to the test harness loader.
- Fixed the broken
resolve()hook (tests/setup/content-script-selection-toolbar-loader-hooks.mjs): barepreact/hooksimports fromtest:-scheme stub parents are now re-routed throughnextResolvewithparentURL: import.meta.url, so Node's default resolver walks up from the loader's own file URL to the realnode_modules/preact/hooksinstead of throwingERR_INVALID_URL. All 7 lifecycle tests pass locally,npm testpasses 1057/1057,npm run lintis clean, and the CItestscheck is green on the new head. The fix differs from the suggested direct file-URL route but is equivalent and verified.
The production source is unchanged since the earlier approved review, so the prior findings remain retired.
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Removing a toolbar DOM node directly bypasses component cleanup for hooks and event subscriptions. There is also a race while toolbar creation waits for configuration: cleanup can remove the container before pending work resumes.
A small creation-version guard prevents superseded work from rendering after cleanup while preserving the existing visible toolbar behavior.
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