Issue
I’m working on an application and we decided to use the BLoC pattern.
I am facing a recurrent problem in my application.
Indeed, I created a bloc called CatalogBloc.
On my first page, there is a widget that uses the following BlocBuilder:
...
BlocBuilder<CatalogBloc, CatalogState>(
buildWhen: (previous, current) {
return current is CatalogArticlesLoadIsFinished ||
current is CatalogArticlesLoadInProgress;
},
builder: (context, state) {
return CatalogArticlesWidget(
data: state.data,
);
},
);
...
From this page, I can navigate to a page that contains this same BlocBuilder and same widget (CatalogArticlesWidget). This second page calls the bloc CatalogBloc to reload data of the same type, but filtered in initState:
@override
void initState() {
context.read<CatalogBloc>().add(CatalogArticlesLoadRequested(family: widget.family));
super.initState();
}
So when I pop to the first screen (from the second), the data has changed.
What is the cleanest way to avoid this kind of behavior ?
Solution
First solution: see w461 answer.
Second solution: in my case, I think it is better to create new states for each page.
Answered By – Gabriel Curinga
Answer Checked By – Willingham (FlutterFixes Volunteer)