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| const reviewerRows = useMemo<SubmissionReviewerRow[]>( |
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[correctness]
The useMemo hook is used to memoize reviewerRows, but the dependency array only includes submissionRows. Ensure that buildSubmissionReviewerRows is a pure function and does not rely on any external state or variables that could change, as this could lead to stale data being used.
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| const columns = useMemo<TableColumn<SubmissionReviewerRow>[]>(() => { |
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[correctness]
The columns array is being memoized with useMemo, but the dependency array does not include props.aiReviewers. If props.aiReviewers changes, the columns will not be recalculated, potentially leading to incorrect rendering. Consider adding props.aiReviewers to the dependency array.
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| renderer: (submission: SubmissionReviewerRow, allRows: SubmissionReviewerRow[]) => { | ||
| if (!submission.isLastReviewerRow || !props.aiReviewers) { |
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[💡 design]
The check for submission.isLastReviewerRow and props.aiReviewers in the renderer function for the ai-reviews-table column could lead to rendering an empty <span /> when these conditions are not met. Ensure that this behavior is intended and does not lead to unexpected UI artifacts.
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[correctness]
The useMemo hook is used to create reviewerRows, but the dependency array only includes aggregatedSubmissionRows. If buildSubmissionReviewerRows has dependencies outside of this array, it could lead to stale data. Ensure that all dependencies are included in the array.
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[performance]
The columns array is being constructed with a useMemo hook, but the dependency array is quite large. This can lead to unnecessary re-renders if any of these dependencies change. Consider breaking down the dependencies or memoizing parts of the logic separately to improve performance.
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| const columnsMobile = useMemo<MobileTableColumn<SubmissionReviewerRow>[][]>( |
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[correctness]
The columnsMobile array is constructed using useMemo, but it relies on the columns array which itself is memoized. Ensure that any changes to columns are accurately reflected in columnsMobile by verifying the dependency chain.
Related JIRA Ticket:
https://topcoder.atlassian.net/browse/PM-4401
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