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fix: rescheduling recurring events #12567
fix: rescheduling recurring events #12567
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export const EventDetails = ({ | ||
event, | ||
blocks = defaultEventDetailsBlocks, | ||
rescheduleUid, |
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Can't we just use
const rescheduleUid = useBookerStore((state) => state.rescheduleUid);
In here instead of doing prop-drilling?
https://handbook.cal.com/engineering/best-practices/avoid-prop-drilling
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I tested it and it looked pretty good. The only thing I found was that the old rescheduled booking is still showing up on the booking detail page of the recurring event (booking/). @SomayChauhan Could you take a look at that?
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Great fix, thank you 🙏
What does this PR do?
an attempt to fix #12461
Before
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The fix ensures that rescheduling a single booking in recurring-bookings behaves like rescheduling a normal booking.
Not confident if this is the right approach