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Cached page tree not updating when new pages added via API. #1847

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adrianbj opened this issue May 24, 2016 · 4 comments
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Cached page tree not updating when new pages added via API. #1847

adrianbj opened this issue May 24, 2016 · 4 comments

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@adrianbj
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adrianbj commented May 24, 2016

Maybe not a huge deal, but since 3.0.8 (I think that is likely when it started), you have to reload the page, rather than simply clicking to close and re-open the parent to see its newly added children.

PS I guess not just via the API - they could be added in a different browser tab.

@teppokoivula
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Sounds like a feature to me (not performing potentially expensive requests when data can be cached), though admittedly it's a 50-50 situation :)

@LostKobrakai
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It would be nice if it would try to update async and not fully replace the network request. It's really strange that new pages do not pop up.

@teppokoivula
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Perhaps I'm missing your point here, but are you suggesting that page list should fetch the changes between initial load and current (live) state when closed and reopened.. or perhaps it should poll for changes and update real-time even without the close-and-open cycle?

If I'm getting this right, especially the latter option sounds like a pretty cool feature for sites actively updated by more than one user, though for most cases it would probably be kind of an overkill :)

@adrianbj
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I personally don't think it needs to be live polling (although maybe there is a use for that on some sites), but I do think the children of the close/opened toggled parent should be updated.

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