fix(tabs): non-active restored tabs no longer require manual refresh#1025
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fix(tabs): non-active restored tabs no longer require manual refresh#1025
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Summary
Root cause
handleConnectionStatusChangeonly triggers a query whencoordinator.needsLazyLoad == true. The flag is set in two places:handleRestoreOrDefaultfor the first restored tab when the session is not yet connectedlazyLoadCurrentTabIfNeededwhen a.task(id: TabLoadKey)fires before the session is readyFor non-first restored tabs, the new window opens with
intent=.openContent skipAutoExecute=trueandMainContentView+Setupreturns early without settingneedsLazyLoad. There's also a race:connectionStatusDidChangecan fire beforehandleRestoreOrDefaultsets the flag, after which the lazy-load path is wedged because no further notifications fire. Either way, the only path that runs the query is the user pressing Refresh.Fix
handleConnectionStatusChangenow also callscoordinator.lazyLoadCurrentTabIfNeeded()when the session is connected, in addition to its existingneedsLazyLoadbranch.lazyLoadCurrentTabIfNeededalready guards against double-execution:tab.execution.isExecutingtab.execution.lastExecutedAt != nilSo the extra call is idempotent — it triggers the query when needed and is a no-op otherwise. The
needsLazyLoadflag becomes a fast-path hint rather than a hard gate, and the bug class around timing races / non-first-tab restoration goes away.Test plan