devtools: Do not cache environment actor values#44765
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Depends on #44763 Before: |
Currently Environment Objects are cached in `createEnvironmentActor`. That meant DevTools could keep showing an old value for a variable after execution had moved on to a different value. In this change, we keep caching the environment actor name, but make sure the current state is being reflected by refreshing the environment actor data each time. This keeps the actor id stable and is also closer to Firefox behavior. Signed-off-by: atbrakhi <[email protected]>
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@eerii this should be ok to review now. We are caching actor names now and rebuild the values. we also update/register based on that. |
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Co-authored-by: eerii <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: atbrakhi <[email protected]>
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Currently Environment Objects are cached in
createEnvironmentActor. That meant DevTools could keep showing an old value for a variable after execution had moved on to a different value.In this change, we keep caching the environment actor name, but make sure the current state is being reflected by refreshing the environment actor data each time.
This keeps actor id stable and is also closer to Firefox behavior.
Testing: Current tests are passing
Fixes: part of #36027