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Frederic CabassutandClaude Sonnet 5 3eb8d2eeab fix: close note-switching race conditions and restore offline-first note open
Three issues found in review, all around switching to a different note
while the editor is already open (via a note-link or backlink chip):

- TiptapEditor's onTransaction/onUpdate had no guard against writing
  state after the component is torn down. Removing a focused editor's
  DOM node fires a native blur, which ProseMirror turns into one last
  transaction synchronously during that same teardown pass, crashing
  with state_unsafe_mutation. Deferred the onTransaction write to a
  microtask (checked against a destroyed flag) so it lands after
  Svelte's current pass finishes; guarded onUpdate synchronously.

- openEditor/openNoteById in NotesView.svelte awaited a network fetch
  before ever showing the editor, for every note open (not just
  link-driven navigation) — a regression for an offline-first app, and
  the source of a real race: two rapid note-link clicks left two
  fetches in flight with no ordering guarantee, so whichever resolved
  last won, not whichever was clicked last. Reverted to opening
  instantly from local/IndexedDB data (with a request-id guard against
  the residual race), and instead fetch backlinks lazily in
  NoteEditor.svelte only if not already present — mirroring the
  existing attachments-fetch pattern already in that file. Also
  applied the same post-teardown guard to that pre-existing attachments
  effect, since remounting on note-switch newly exposes it to the same
  class of race.

- FormattingToolbar's closeDropdowns() cleared search results but never
  cancelled the pending debounce timer, so a stale query could
  repopulate results after the dropdown had already closed. Added the
  missing clearTimeout, plus a try/catch around the search fetch for
  consistency with the pattern used elsewhere in the app.

Verified: pnpm check (0 errors), full unit suite (316/316), and the
existing e2e suite including all note-linking scenarios (19/19) all
pass against these changes.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-05 10:51:08 +02:00
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