fix(3505): Fixed panel tasks from regenerating values on subscription - #3515
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Also added a new Debounced Input component to make task creation not fire off every keystroke
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| simulator | ||
| ? simulator.panels.map(p => { | ||
| const panel = App.softwarePanels.find(pp => (pp.id = p)); | ||
| const panel = App.softwarePanels.find(pp => pp.id === p); |
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Oof. That's a silly bug.
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Description
When task subscriptions execute, the custom parts of the task that are autogenerated are regenerated, potentially causing a cascade of values every second.
This locks in the instructions when it is first generated, making it stay throughout resets/subscriptions, etc.
Related Issue
Resolves #3505
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feature on the Thorium Docs
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