Simpler approach: disable the view picker toggle when preview is running,
preventing users from switching views during active runs.
This replaces the previous mounted ref guard approach (commits a0188bd9b5,
b7f1eb9b7b, 8332f0de2b) which added complexity to handle post-unmount
operations. Disabling the toggle is more direct and follows KISS principle.
Changes:
- Add disabled prop to ViewPicker based on isResponding state
- Revert mounted ref guards in use-chat-flow-control.ts
- Revert isMountedRef parameter in use-nodes/edges-interactions-without-sync.ts
- Revert defensive type check in markdown-utils.ts (no longer needed)
Reduce initial bundle size by dynamically importing SkillMain
component. This prevents loading the entire Skill module (including
Monaco and Lexical editors) when users only access the Graph view.
Move SkillEditorSlice from injection pattern to core workflow store,
making it available to all workflow contexts (workflow-app, chatflow,
and future rag-pipeline).
- Add createSkillEditorSlice to core createWorkflowStore
- Remove complex type conversion logic from workflow-app/index.tsx
- Remove optional chaining (?.) and non-null assertions (!) from components
- Simplify slice composition with type assertions via unknown
Refactor the skill editor state management from a standalone Zustand store
with Context provider pattern to a slice injection pattern that integrates
with the existing workflow store. This aligns with how rag-pipeline already
injects its slice.
- Remove SkillEditorProvider and SkillEditorContext
- Export createSkillEditorSlice for injection into workflow store
- Update all components to use useStore/useWorkflowStore from workflow store
- Add SkillEditorSliceShape to SliceFromInjection union type
- Use type-safe slice creator args without any types
Move SkillEditorProvider from SkillMain to WorkflowAppWrapper so that
store state persists across view switches between Graph and Skill views.
Also add URL query state for view type using nuqs.
