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feat(account): keep top-up history for the session, with Refresh - #165
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Leaving the Account page threw the loaded history away, so coming back meant another wallet signature. It now lives in the query cache for the session, keyed by wallet and network: - Fetches only on a click (enabled: false): every request asks the wallet to sign. staleTime/gcTime Infinity, retry false. - "Loaded 4m ago · Refresh". Refresh fetches the first page again, not every page held (each would be another signature). - refresh-balance (top-up, share, revoke) marks it stale without fetching, from useCreditBalance, which is always mounted; the section then says the balance has changed since it loaded. Disabled queries never report isStale, so the hook reads the cache's isInvalidated. - Never persisted. useWalletAccountListener drops other wallets' history on a session change and clears the client cache with the other signer caches. - relativeTime moves to utils (buyTarget re-exports it); the status logic is a pure, tested helper. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LxLDipDTwGmYw9bgV4cjoJ
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- Around line 160-162: Update loadMore, load, and refresh in the payment history
hook to return immediately whenever query.isFetching is true, while preserving
the existing pagination and refetch behavior otherwise; use query.isFetching
rather than only query.isFetchingNextPage to prevent overlapping fetch actions
from cancelling one another.
- Around line 149-156: Update the refresh callback to preserve the query’s
existing dataUpdatedAt when trimming cached pages, then invalidate the exact
query without refetching if query.refetch() returns an error. Use a shared key
and the existing queryClient/query symbols so failed refreshes retain prior
freshness indicators while successful refreshes continue normally.
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CHANGELOG.mdCLAUDE.mdsrc/components/account/PaymentHistorySection.tsxsrc/features/arns/purchase/buyTarget.tssrc/hooks/useCreditBalance.tssrc/hooks/usePaymentHistory.tssrc/hooks/useWalletAccountListener.tssrc/utils/paymentHistoryStatus.test.tssrc/utils/paymentHistoryStatus.tssrc/utils/relativeTime.ts
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…els another - Trimming to the first page before a refresh wrote the cache, stamping it "just now" and clearing the stale mark before anything was fetched, so a declined signature left old rows reading as current. The trim keeps the old timestamp, and a failed refresh marks it stale again (CodeRabbit). - TanStack cancels a running fetch when another starts, so Load more during a Refresh (or the reverse) threw away a signature already given. All three actions wait for any fetch in flight, and the section disables the other button meanwhile (CodeRabbit). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LxLDipDTwGmYw9bgV4cjoJ
Leaving the Account page threw the loaded top-up history away, so coming back meant loading it and signing again. This keeps it for the session using the codebase's existing patterns.
Behaviour
refresh-balance), the line becomes "Your balance has changed since this loaded … · Refresh". Nothing fetches on its own: that would spring a wallet prompt, and a crypto top-up can take a minute to land.How (standard patterns)
useInfiniteQuery), key['payment-history', address, walletType, configMode],enabled: false(only a click fetches),staleTime/gcTime: Infinity,retry: false(a declined signature is an answer). A result can only land under the wallet that asked, which replaces the old session-id guard.refresh-balancemarks it stale withinvalidateQueries({ refetchType: 'none' })inuseCreditBalance, which is always mounted; a top-up happens on another page. TanStack never reports a disabled query as stale (isStalechecksenabledfirst,queryObserver.js), so the hook readsgetQueryState(key).isInvalidatedviauseSyncExternalStore.clearPaymentHistoryClientCache(), called fromuseWalletAccountListenerat the four places it clears the Ethereum and x402 signer caches. The listener also drops other wallets' history whenever the session address changes, sign-out included.relativeTimemoves fromfeatures/arns/purchase/buyTarget.tstoutils/(buyTarget re-exports it, so its callers and tests are unchanged). The status logic is a pure helper,utils/paymentHistoryStatus.ts, with tests.isStaletrap; CHANGELOG[Unreleased]entry.Checks
type-check,lint,npm test(87 files, 1463 tests),build:prodpass./shareand back = all rows at once, no request, no signature;refresh-balanceshows the nudge with no request; Refresh = exactly one first-page request and the nudge clears; reload = opt-in again and nothing in localStorage; declined signature says so and is asked once.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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