utilize updated values from settings config #8882
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request focuses on improving the reliability of configuration access throughout the application. By modifying how settings are retrieved, the system now guarantees that every usage of a configuration flag reflects its most recent value, preventing potential issues arising from stale or outdated settings.
Highlights
- Settings Management: I've refactored the codebase to eliminate the practice of caching the return value of
getSettings()in local variables. Instead,getSettings()is now called directly at the point of use, ensuring that all operations consistently retrieve the most current configuration values. - Code Readability and Maintainability: This change removes numerous redundant
settingsvariable declarations across multiple files, leading to more concise and readable code by reducing unnecessary intermediate variables.
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Code Review
The pull request updates the code to utilize the most recent values from the settings configuration. The changes involve replacing direct calls to the settings object with calls to the getSettings() method at the point of use. This ensures that the most up-to-date settings are always used. However, this approach introduces performance regressions by calling getSettings() multiple times within the same function. The review suggests caching the settings within the scope of the function to avoid redundant calls and improve performance.
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| command: string, | |||
| presentationOptions: vscode.TaskPresentationOptions = { focus: true }, | |||
| ): Promise<string> { | |||
| const settings = getSettings(); | |||
| setTerminalEnvVars(settings.extraEnv ?? {}); | |||
| setTerminalEnvVars(getSettings().extraEnv ?? {}); | |||
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Similar to runCommand, the previous implementation of runTerminalTask was more efficient. This change introduces a performance regression by calling getSettings() twice (here and on line 67). Please cache the result of getSettings() in a local variable at the top of the function.
export function runTerminalTask(
taskName: string,
command: string,
presentationOptions: vscode.TaskPresentationOptions = { focus: true },
): Promise<string> {
const settings = getSettings();
setTerminalEnvVars(settings.extraEnv ?? {});| ).then(() => { | ||
| checkLogin(); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
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| const startEmulatorsTask = () => { | ||
| analyticsLogger.logger.logUsage(DATA_CONNECT_EVENT_NAME.START_EMULATORS); | ||
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| const settings = getSettings(); |
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It's redundant to call getSettings() again here, since it's already called on line 91. You can remove this call and use the settings variable that's already defined.
let cmd = `${settings.firebasePath} emulators:start --project ${currentProjectId.value}`;
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in [Cloud] Extensions + Functions
Ensure every usage of a settings flag gets the most recent value.
Verified that importPath is set in subsequent start emulator execution.
