fix: archived tasks view crashes with infinite loop white screen#37
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fix: archived tasks view crashes with infinite loop white screen#37
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Move .filter() out of Zustand selector into useMemo to prevent getSnapshot returning a new array reference on every call, which caused useSyncExternalStore to loop infinitely.
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Summary
getSnapshot should be cachedandMaximum update depth exceedederrorsArchivedTaskscalled.filter()inline, creating a new array reference on every snapshot check → infinite re-render loop.filter()from selector touseMemo, selector now returns the stables.tasksreferenceChanges
packages/desktop/src/renderer/layouts/MainArea/index.tsxuseMemofrom ReactuseTaskStore((s) => s.tasks)(stable reference)useMemo(() => tasks.filter(...), [tasks])(recomputes only when tasks change)Consistent with the existing pattern in
LeftNav(line 77-79).