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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved performance by debouncing label and thread refresh operations, reducing unnecessary updates.
• Other
  • Added clearer console warnings after thread refresh actions.

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Walkthrough

The update debounces the refetchLabels and refetchThreads functions with a 1-second delay in the apps/mail/components/party.tsx file. These debounced functions are now used within the onMessage handler of the usePartySocket hook, modifying how and when data is refetched in response to socket messages.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/mail/components/party.tsx	Added debounced versions of refetchLabels and refetchThreads (1s delay); updated onMessage handler to use these debounced functions for 'start' and 'end' messages; added console warnings after refetches; removed direct refetch calls and related logs.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Socket
    participant PartyComponent
    participant DebouncedRefetchLabels
    participant DebouncedRefetchThreads

    Socket->>PartyComponent: Receives message ('start' or 'end')
    alt message type == 'end'
        PartyComponent->>DebouncedRefetchLabels: Call debounced refetch
        DebouncedRefetchLabels-->>PartyComponent: Complete
        PartyComponent->>PartyComponent: Invalidate thread query
        PartyComponent->>DebouncedRefetchThreads: Call debounced refetch
        DebouncedRefetchThreads-->>PartyComponent: Complete
        PartyComponent->>Console: Warn "refetched threads"
    else message type == 'start'
        PartyComponent->>DebouncedRefetchThreads: Call debounced refetch
        DebouncedRefetchThreads-->>PartyComponent: Complete
        PartyComponent->>Console: Warn "refetched threads"
    end

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A rabbit waits, just one short beat,
Debouncing calls, so neat and sweet.
Threads and labels gently refreshed,
No rush, no flood, just well meshed.
Console whispers, "Threads anew,"
Quiet code, a calm debut.
In the warren, peace shines through!

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