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Ensure Definitions are opened via Route changes #281
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We want the URL to be main way definitions are opened and fetched. Previously this was an afterthought such that we fetched a definition and then changed the URL, resulting in broken back-button behavior. This changes how we load definitions such that a URL is changed which, in a route handler, causes the Workspace to open and fetch that definition, with 1 exception: when a definition is opened from another definition, it is important that we open the new definition relative to the originating definition (above it or below it). In this case we open the definition, then change the URL, which subsequently tries to open the definition again; seeing that the definition has been opened already the fetch attempt is cancelled.
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This doesn't attempt to fix route driven perspectives (later effort).
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| @@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ update env msg ({ workspaceItems } as model) = | |||
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(this is the FetchItemFinished pattern match)
We don't need to change the URL to the focused item after fetching anymore since we are now fetching what was in the URL.
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Problem
We want the URL to be main way definitions are opened and fetched.
Previously this was an afterthought such that we fetched a definition
and then changed the URL, resulting in broken back-button behavior.
Solution
This changes how we load definitions such that a URL is changed which,
in a route handler, causes the Workspace to open and fetch that
definition, with 1 exception: when a definition is opened from another
definition, it is important that we open the new definition relative to the
originating definition (above it or below it). In this case we open the
definition, then change the URL, which subsequently tries to open the
definition again; seeing that the definition has been opened already the
fetch attempt is cancelled.
Fixes #236 and part of #195 (back button still does not work for perspectives)