fix(platform-server): prevent false warning for duplicate state serialization #63525
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…lization The `TRANSFER_STATE_SERIALIZED_FOR_APPID` provider was previously configured at the platform level, causing its state to be shared across all concurrent server-side rendering requests. This created a race condition where one request could see the `appId` from a different, concurrent request, leading to false warnings about duplicate state serialization. This commit changes the provider's scope to ensure that each application instance gets its own unique state. This correctly isolates the serialization check to each individual request, resolving the issue of false warnings in concurrent environments. Closes angular#63524
…king The logic to track if the transfer state has been serialized is simplified by removing the need for `APP_ID`. Instead of maintaining a `Set` of application IDs, a simple boolean flag is used.
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This got me thinking as the platform should actually not be shared among different requests. The problem is which is not safe for concurrent request. However, right now there is no easy way to get around this. |
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…lization (#63525) The `TRANSFER_STATE_SERIALIZED_FOR_APPID` provider was previously configured at the platform level, causing its state to be shared across all concurrent server-side rendering requests. This created a race condition where one request could see the `appId` from a different, concurrent request, leading to false warnings about duplicate state serialization. This commit changes the provider's scope to ensure that each application instance gets its own unique state. This correctly isolates the serialization check to each individual request, resolving the issue of false warnings in concurrent environments. Closes #63524 PR Close #63525
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TRANSFER_STATE_SERIALIZED_FOR_APPIDprovider was previously configured at the platform level, causing its state to be shared across all concurrent server-side rendering requests. This created a race condition where one request could see theappIdfrom a different, concurrent request, leading to false warnings about duplicate state serialization.This commit changes the provider's scope to ensure that each application instance gets its own unique state. This correctly isolates the serialization check to each individual request, resolving the issue of false warnings in concurrent environments.
Closes #63524