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| const handleSubmit = () => { | ||
| setError(null); | ||
| startTransition(async () => { | ||
| try { | ||
| if (activePolicyId) { | ||
| await updatePolicyAction(activePolicyId, formValues); | ||
| } else { | ||
| await createPolicyAction(formValues); | ||
| } | ||
| handleCancelEdit(); | ||
| } catch (submitError) { |
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The list rendered in this client component comes from the initial policies prop and is never updated after createPolicyAction/updatePolicyAction succeed; calling handleCancelEdit() only resets the form. Because server actions called from client components do not automatically re-fetch server component data, the user will not see newly created or edited policies until a full page refresh/navigation. Consider updating local state with the returned policy or calling router.refresh() after the mutation so the list reflects the change immediately.
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| export async function createPolicy(input: Omit<Policy, "id">): Promise<Policy> { | ||
| const data = await readDataStore(); | ||
| const newPolicy: Policy = { | ||
| ...input, | ||
| id: `p-${randomUUID()}`, | ||
| }; | ||
| data.policies = [...data.policies, newPolicy]; | ||
| await writeDataStore(data); |
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Both createPolicy and updatePolicy perform a read‑modify‑write sequence without any locking or compare‑and‑swap. If two requests hit these functions concurrently (e.g., two users create or edit policies at the same time), both can read the same snapshot and the later writeDataStore will overwrite the earlier change, silently dropping a policy or update. Using a lock or a retry/merge strategy would avoid this data loss under concurrent writes.
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zodschemas insrc/lib/data-store.tsto validateagents,policies, and the overall datastore on read.rename) and generate policy IDs withcrypto.randomUUID()for better uniqueness, and allow overriding the path viaDATA_STORE_PATHenvironment variable.src/components/policies-manager.tsx.README.mdto document the optionalDATA_STORE_PATHoverride and included minor server action/validation wiring for policy mutations.Testing
/policiesroute returned200./policiespage (artifacts/policies-page.png) to validate UI rendering.Codex Task