updated handle update configuration

[NyashaMuusha]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Improvements
  • Enhanced state management and immutability in the settings component.
  • Improved handling of indexGoldenRecord formatting for better data consistency.
• Bug Fixes
  • Fixed issues with state updates to ensure specific rows are correctly updated.

[rcrichton]

Task linked: CU-86by1w64p JeMPI UI Configuration
Task linked: CU-86bzht0qz M and U value update on edit

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Walkthrough

In Common.tsx, the getUpdatedConfiguration function now creates a new configuration object before making updates, preserving immutability. Additionally, the handleSave function's setRows callback is enhanced to update specific rows in the state, improving state management. These adjustments focus on better handling of immutability and state updates within the CommonSettings component.

Changes

File	Change Summary
JeMPI_Apps/JeMPI_UI/src/pages/settings/common/Common.tsx	getUpdatedConfiguration now creates a new configuration object for immutability. handleSave updates specific rows.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CommonSettings
    participant State
    participant LocalStorage

    User ->> CommonSettings: Trigger Save
    CommonSettings ->> State: getUpdatedConfiguration(updatedRow, rowIndex, config)
    Note right of State: Creates new config object
    State ->> CommonSettings: Return updated configuration
    CommonSettings ->> State: setRows((prevRows) => {...})
    State ->> CommonSettings: Specific row updates
    CommonSettings ->> LocalStorage: localStorage.setItem('configuration', JSON.stringify(updatedConfiguration))

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In code where changes softly tread,
Immutability now lies ahead.
Rows updated, state refined,
Configuration renewed, neatly aligned.
With careful steps and thoughtful care,
Our settings now robust, beyond compare.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 1fbee89 and 9710302.

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• JeMPI_Apps/JeMPI_UI/src/pages/settings/common/Common.tsx (3 hunks)

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JeMPI_Apps/JeMPI_UI/src/pages/settings/common/Common.tsx (2)

58-62: LGTM! Efficient state update.

The use of setRows with map ensures only the relevant row is updated, improving performance.

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Line range hint 70-107: LGTM! Improved immutability in configuration updates.

The creation of a new configuration object before updating fields adheres to best practices by ensuring the original configuration object is not mutated.