Enhance auth feature #35
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- Remove the code that reset the AuthenticationBloc state in the UI layer - Add a comment explaining that the BLoC is responsible for handling its own state - Simplify the EmailLinkFormState by removing unnecessary context read operation
- Add _cooldownTimer field to store the timer reference - Cancel existing timer before starting a new one to prevent memory leaks - Update timer initialization to use the new _cooldownTimer field - Ensure timer is cancelled when the bloc is closed
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This pull request refactors the authentication feature by enhancing the handling of the request code cooldown mechanism. The changes improve the robustness of the cooldown timer management within the AuthenticationBloc and establish a clearer separation of concerns between the BLoC's state management and the UI's visual countdown.
Highlights
- Robust Cooldown Management: The
AuthenticationBlocnow properly manages its internal cooldown timer. It ensures any previously active timer is cancelled before a new one is started, preventing multiple timers from running concurrently. Additionally, the timer is now explicitly disposed of when the BLoC is closed, preventing resource leaks. - Clearer UI/BLoC Responsibility: The
RequestCodePage(UI) no longer dispatches anAuthenticationCooldownCompletedevent to the BLoC. This clarifies that the BLoC independently manages its own cooldown state, while the UI's timer is solely responsible for updating the visual countdown on the screen.
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Code Review
This pull request enhances the authentication feature by refactoring the cooldown timer logic. Centralizing the timer management within the AuthenticationBloc is an architectural improvement. A potential resource leak related to an asynchronous operation within the BLoC was identified and a solution provided.
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