feat(clerk-js): Add reset method to Sign[In|Up] resource
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@packages/clerk-js/src/core/resources/SignIn.ts`:
- Around line 1251-1265: reset() currently swaps the global signals but leaves
any existing SignInFuture instances bound to the old SignIn (so callers keep
stale state); modify reset() to also rebind or invalidate those futures: after
creating freshSignIn and calling signInResourceSignal({ resource: freshSignIn
}), iterate or access the current SignInFuture(s) associated with the previous
resource (the one referenced by SignInFuture) and either (a) update their
internal resource reference to freshSignIn (rebind) or (b) set their internal
finalized/invalid flag (e.g., `#hasBeenFinalized` or an .invalidate() method) so
they no longer operate on the old SignIn; ensure the code updates or exposes the
new SignInFuture where callers expect it so no caller continues to operate on
stale state.
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| * Resets the current sign-in attempt by clearing all local state back to null. | ||
| * Unlike other methods, this does NOT emit resource:fetch with 'fetching' status, | ||
| * allowing for smooth UI transitions without loading states. | ||
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| reset(): Promise<{ error: ClerkError | null }> { | ||
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Reset leaves existing SignInFuture instances stale
reset() only swaps global signals; the current SignInFuture still points to the old SignIn (and retains #hasBeenFinalized). Callers that keep the instance can keep operating on stale state right after reset, which conflicts with the “reset current sign-in attempt” contract. Consider rebinding the future to the fresh resource or explicitly returning/invalidating the old instance to avoid stale usage.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@packages/clerk-js/src/core/resources/SignIn.ts` around lines 1251 - 1265,
reset() currently swaps the global signals but leaves any existing SignInFuture
instances bound to the old SignIn (so callers keep stale state); modify reset()
to also rebind or invalidate those futures: after creating freshSignIn and
calling signInResourceSignal({ resource: freshSignIn }), iterate or access the
current SignInFuture(s) associated with the previous resource (the one
referenced by SignInFuture) and either (a) update their internal resource
reference to freshSignIn (rebind) or (b) set their internal finalized/invalid
flag (e.g., `#hasBeenFinalized` or an .invalidate() method) so they no longer
operate on the old SignIn; ensure the code updates or exposes the new
SignInFuture where callers expect it so no caller continues to operate on stale
state.
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reset method to SignUp resourcereset method to Sign[In|Up] resource
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@packages/clerk-js/src/core/resources/Client.ts`:
- Around line 97-107: resetSignIn() and resetSignUp() currently only emit
'resource:error' so the resource signals
(signInResourceSignal/signUpResourceSignal) are not updated; after creating the
new instance and emitting the error event, also emit a 'resource:update' event
via eventBus.emit('resource:update', { resource: this.signIn as SignIn }) and
similarly for this.signUp (cast as needed) so State.onResourceUpdated runs and
the resource signals reflect the new reset instance.
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packages/clerk-js/src/core/resources/SignIn.ts (1)
1250-1262: Stale SignInFuture instance concern remainsThis concern was already raised in a previous review. After
reset()completes, the currentSignInFutureinstance (the onereset()was called on) still holds a reference to the oldSignInvia#resource. Callers retaining a reference to thisSignInFuturewould operate on stale state.
| resetSignIn(): void { | ||
| this.signIn = new SignIn(null); | ||
| // Cast needed because this.signIn is typed as SignInResource (interface), not SignIn (class extending BaseResource) | ||
| eventBus.emit('resource:error', { resource: this.signIn as SignIn, error: null }); | ||
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| resetSignUp(): void { | ||
| this.signUp = new SignUp(null); | ||
| // Cast needed because this.signUp is typed as SignUpResource (interface), not SignUp (class extending BaseResource) | ||
| eventBus.emit('resource:error', { resource: this.signUp as SignUp, error: null }); | ||
| } |
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Emit resource:update event to update resource signal after reset
resetSignIn()/resetSignUp() only emit resource:error, which updates the error signal but not the resource signal. The signInResourceSignal/signUpResourceSignal never reflects the new reset instance because State's onResourceUpdated handler is never called.
When resource:update is emitted after canBeDiscarded is set to true (by the Future.reset() call), the shouldIgnoreNullUpdate check will pass and the signal will be properly updated.
Proposed fix
resetSignIn(): void {
this.signIn = new SignIn(null);
- // Cast needed because this.signIn is typed as SignInResource (interface), not SignIn (class extending BaseResource)
- eventBus.emit('resource:error', { resource: this.signIn as SignIn, error: null });
+ eventBus.emit('resource:update', { resource: this.signIn as SignIn });
+ eventBus.emit('resource:error', { resource: this.signIn as SignIn, error: null });
}
resetSignUp(): void {
this.signUp = new SignUp(null);
- // Cast needed because this.signUp is typed as SignUpResource (interface), not SignUp (class extending BaseResource)
- eventBus.emit('resource:error', { resource: this.signUp as SignUp, error: null });
+ eventBus.emit('resource:update', { resource: this.signUp as SignUp });
+ eventBus.emit('resource:error', { resource: this.signUp as SignUp, error: null });
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| resetSignIn(): void { | |
| this.signIn = new SignIn(null); | |
| // Cast needed because this.signIn is typed as SignInResource (interface), not SignIn (class extending BaseResource) | |
| eventBus.emit('resource:error', { resource: this.signIn as SignIn, error: null }); | |
| } | |
| resetSignUp(): void { | |
| this.signUp = new SignUp(null); | |
| // Cast needed because this.signUp is typed as SignUpResource (interface), not SignUp (class extending BaseResource) | |
| eventBus.emit('resource:error', { resource: this.signUp as SignUp, error: null }); | |
| } | |
| resetSignIn(): void { | |
| this.signIn = new SignIn(null); | |
| eventBus.emit('resource:update', { resource: this.signIn as SignIn }); | |
| eventBus.emit('resource:error', { resource: this.signIn as SignIn, error: null }); | |
| } | |
| resetSignUp(): void { | |
| this.signUp = new SignUp(null); | |
| eventBus.emit('resource:update', { resource: this.signUp as SignUp }); | |
| eventBus.emit('resource:error', { resource: this.signUp as SignUp, error: null }); | |
| } |
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In `@packages/clerk-js/src/core/resources/Client.ts` around lines 97 - 107,
resetSignIn() and resetSignUp() currently only emit 'resource:error' so the
resource signals (signInResourceSignal/signUpResourceSignal) are not updated;
after creating the new instance and emitting the error event, also emit a
'resource:update' event via eventBus.emit('resource:update', { resource:
this.signIn as SignIn }) and similarly for this.signUp (cast as needed) so
State.onResourceUpdated runs and the resource signals reflect the new reset
instance.
Description
Allow reseting signUp resource to allow navigating back to the start of a signup attempt without triggering
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