fix: resolve duplicated links when quoting multiple messages in ChatI… #1100
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Pull request overview
This PR fixes a bug where quoting multiple messages in ChatInput resulted in duplicated links. The issue was caused by mutating a shared quotedMessages variable inside the map loop, causing accumulation across iterations.
Changes:
- Refactored quote message handling to use a functional approach with
mapreturning individual links instead of mutating shared state - Renamed
quoteArraytoquoteLinksfor better clarity - Each quote now generates exactly one link, preventing duplication
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While exploring the
ChatInput
component, I noticed that quoting multiple messages led to redundant content accumulation in the message body. This was caused by a string mutation inside the quoteMessage.map loop.
I've refactored the logic to use a clean functional approach (map + join), which ensures each quote correctly generates exactly one link and improves performance