Audit Sources Changed event triggers Package Manager UI to refresh#7022
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customer experience improvement, with 60 fewer lines. Fantastic! 👍
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…kage Source Mapping enabled When Package Source Mapping is enabled and an installed package needs a new mapping, NuGet auto-creates one. That mapping is saved (raising SettingsChanged) before the package changes are applied. PR #7022 made Settings_SettingsChanged start a fire-and-forget refresh, which during install reads pre-install state and races the post-install refresh, leaving the details pane stale (Install dropdown still shown). Defer the settings-changed refresh while an action is executing; the action completion already performs a full refresh. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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…kage Source Mapping enabled (#7441) When Package Source Mapping is enabled and an installed package needs a new mapping, NuGet auto-creates one. That mapping is saved (raising SettingsChanged) before the package changes are applied. PR #7022 made Settings_SettingsChanged start a fire-and-forget refresh, which during install reads pre-install state and races the post-install refresh, leaving the details pane stale (Install dropdown still shown). Defer the settings-changed refresh while an action is executing; the action completion already performs a full refresh. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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Bug
Fixes: NuGet/Home#14688
Description
The Package Manager UI now automatically refreshes and correctly reflects vulnerability data with the new state of the vulnerability resources.
For example, adding/deleting an Audit Source from VS Options will now either show/not-show package vulnerabilities (if that audit source was the sole provider of vulnerability data for the solution).
Removes the legacy
PackageSourcesChangedevent from the SourcesService and the listener from the PM UI PackageManagerControl.Settings.SettingsChangedtriggers a newRefreshAfterSettingsChangedevent which covers the previous PackageSourcesChanged event (now removed) and the new behavior around changes to audit sources.UI Refresh Behavior:
This PR moves us closer towards completing Remove or improve configuration change events Home#8479
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