refactor: declare session.sessionId in the menu callback deps - #370
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…deps The More menu's rename item reads session.sessionId from the closure, but its freshness relied on handleNewChat depending on the whole session object; narrowing that dep would silently rename a stale session. Behavior is unchanged today.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe ChatPanel floating menu callback now includes ChangesFloating menu synchronization
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Description
The More menu callback reads
session.sessionIdfrom its closure for the Rename session item, but does not declare it as a dependency. It stays fresh today only becausehandleNewChat— a declared dep — depends on the wholesessionobject, so any session change recreates the menu callback transitively. IfhandleNewChat's deps are ever narrowed to individual fields (the codebase's preferred pattern), Rename would silently start writing titles to a previous session's saved entry.This declares
session.sessionIdin the deps so the freshness is self-contained. No behavior or performance change:sessionIdnever changes without thesessionobject identity changing, so the callback is already rebuilt in exactly these cases.Related issue
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Checklist
npm run lintpasses ("Use sentence case for UI text" warnings are acceptable for brand names)npm run buildpassesTesting environment
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