Error: [mobx-state-tree] Failed to resolve reference XXX to type 'User'












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Context



I have a React application that is backed by mobx-state-tree (MST). One of the pages makes two parallel API calls to fetch a list of Projects and a list of system Users.



The responses of these two APIs are then applied as snapshot to two sibling nodes in the same tree. The Project model's owner field refers to a User model.



My problem is that the GET project API call often completes earlier than the GET Users API call. Classic "race condition". So, when MST tries to dereference an owner value, the user with such identifier is not available in the tree and I'm getting a run time error like this:




Error: [mobx-state-tree] Failed to resolve reference 'dtGNbVdNOQIAX0OMGaH2r2oSEf2cMSk9AJzPAf4n7kA' to type 'User' (from node: /projectListStore/projects/0/owner)




Question



How do I work around the error?



Please notice that making the API calls depend on each other (await or users.load().then(users => { projects.load(); }) are not an option for our project.



MST Models



export const ProjectModel = types
.model('Project', {
projectId: types.optional(types.identifierNumber, 0),
title: '',
descriptionStatus: '',
projectStatus: '',
startDate: CustomDate,
endDate: CustomDate,
owner: types.maybeNull(types.reference(User)), // -----
})
// ... |
|
export const User = types |
.model('User', { /
userId: types.identifier, // <<<--
userName: '',
firstName: '',
lastName: '',
email: '',
lastVisited: CustomDate,
})
// ...


API example



GET https://service.com/api/users



[
{
"userId": "g-gqpB1EbTi9XGZOf3IkBpxSjpAHM8fpkeL4YZslEL8",
"userName": "john.doe@service.com",
"firstName": "John",
"lastName": "Doe",
"email": "john.doe@service.com",
"lastVisited": "2018-01-18T17:32:48.947"
},
{
...
},
...
]




GET https://service.com/api/workmanagement/projects?minStartDate=&maxStartDate=2018-11-24&status=Active



[
{
"projectId": 1,
"title": "Project Title",
"description": "Praesent luctus vitae nunc sed condimentum. Duis maximus arcu tortor, vitae placerat enim ultrices sed. Etiam scelerisque gravida justo, vitae venenatis dui pellentesque eu.",
"projectStatus": "active",
"startDate": "2018-08-20T00:00:00",
"endDate": "2019-07-01T00:00:00",
"owner": "g-gqpB1EbTi9XGZOf3IkBpxSjpAHM8fpkeL4YZslEL8",
},
{
// ...
},
...
]









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    Context



    I have a React application that is backed by mobx-state-tree (MST). One of the pages makes two parallel API calls to fetch a list of Projects and a list of system Users.



    The responses of these two APIs are then applied as snapshot to two sibling nodes in the same tree. The Project model's owner field refers to a User model.



    My problem is that the GET project API call often completes earlier than the GET Users API call. Classic "race condition". So, when MST tries to dereference an owner value, the user with such identifier is not available in the tree and I'm getting a run time error like this:




    Error: [mobx-state-tree] Failed to resolve reference 'dtGNbVdNOQIAX0OMGaH2r2oSEf2cMSk9AJzPAf4n7kA' to type 'User' (from node: /projectListStore/projects/0/owner)




    Question



    How do I work around the error?



    Please notice that making the API calls depend on each other (await or users.load().then(users => { projects.load(); }) are not an option for our project.



    MST Models



    export const ProjectModel = types
    .model('Project', {
    projectId: types.optional(types.identifierNumber, 0),
    title: '',
    descriptionStatus: '',
    projectStatus: '',
    startDate: CustomDate,
    endDate: CustomDate,
    owner: types.maybeNull(types.reference(User)), // -----
    })
    // ... |
    |
    export const User = types |
    .model('User', { /
    userId: types.identifier, // <<<--
    userName: '',
    firstName: '',
    lastName: '',
    email: '',
    lastVisited: CustomDate,
    })
    // ...


    API example



    GET https://service.com/api/users



    [
    {
    "userId": "g-gqpB1EbTi9XGZOf3IkBpxSjpAHM8fpkeL4YZslEL8",
    "userName": "john.doe@service.com",
    "firstName": "John",
    "lastName": "Doe",
    "email": "john.doe@service.com",
    "lastVisited": "2018-01-18T17:32:48.947"
    },
    {
    ...
    },
    ...
    ]




    GET https://service.com/api/workmanagement/projects?minStartDate=&maxStartDate=2018-11-24&status=Active



    [
    {
    "projectId": 1,
    "title": "Project Title",
    "description": "Praesent luctus vitae nunc sed condimentum. Duis maximus arcu tortor, vitae placerat enim ultrices sed. Etiam scelerisque gravida justo, vitae venenatis dui pellentesque eu.",
    "projectStatus": "active",
    "startDate": "2018-08-20T00:00:00",
    "endDate": "2019-07-01T00:00:00",
    "owner": "g-gqpB1EbTi9XGZOf3IkBpxSjpAHM8fpkeL4YZslEL8",
    },
    {
    // ...
    },
    ...
    ]









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      Context



      I have a React application that is backed by mobx-state-tree (MST). One of the pages makes two parallel API calls to fetch a list of Projects and a list of system Users.



      The responses of these two APIs are then applied as snapshot to two sibling nodes in the same tree. The Project model's owner field refers to a User model.



      My problem is that the GET project API call often completes earlier than the GET Users API call. Classic "race condition". So, when MST tries to dereference an owner value, the user with such identifier is not available in the tree and I'm getting a run time error like this:




      Error: [mobx-state-tree] Failed to resolve reference 'dtGNbVdNOQIAX0OMGaH2r2oSEf2cMSk9AJzPAf4n7kA' to type 'User' (from node: /projectListStore/projects/0/owner)




      Question



      How do I work around the error?



      Please notice that making the API calls depend on each other (await or users.load().then(users => { projects.load(); }) are not an option for our project.



      MST Models



      export const ProjectModel = types
      .model('Project', {
      projectId: types.optional(types.identifierNumber, 0),
      title: '',
      descriptionStatus: '',
      projectStatus: '',
      startDate: CustomDate,
      endDate: CustomDate,
      owner: types.maybeNull(types.reference(User)), // -----
      })
      // ... |
      |
      export const User = types |
      .model('User', { /
      userId: types.identifier, // <<<--
      userName: '',
      firstName: '',
      lastName: '',
      email: '',
      lastVisited: CustomDate,
      })
      // ...


      API example



      GET https://service.com/api/users



      [
      {
      "userId": "g-gqpB1EbTi9XGZOf3IkBpxSjpAHM8fpkeL4YZslEL8",
      "userName": "john.doe@service.com",
      "firstName": "John",
      "lastName": "Doe",
      "email": "john.doe@service.com",
      "lastVisited": "2018-01-18T17:32:48.947"
      },
      {
      ...
      },
      ...
      ]




      GET https://service.com/api/workmanagement/projects?minStartDate=&maxStartDate=2018-11-24&status=Active



      [
      {
      "projectId": 1,
      "title": "Project Title",
      "description": "Praesent luctus vitae nunc sed condimentum. Duis maximus arcu tortor, vitae placerat enim ultrices sed. Etiam scelerisque gravida justo, vitae venenatis dui pellentesque eu.",
      "projectStatus": "active",
      "startDate": "2018-08-20T00:00:00",
      "endDate": "2019-07-01T00:00:00",
      "owner": "g-gqpB1EbTi9XGZOf3IkBpxSjpAHM8fpkeL4YZslEL8",
      },
      {
      // ...
      },
      ...
      ]









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      Context



      I have a React application that is backed by mobx-state-tree (MST). One of the pages makes two parallel API calls to fetch a list of Projects and a list of system Users.



      The responses of these two APIs are then applied as snapshot to two sibling nodes in the same tree. The Project model's owner field refers to a User model.



      My problem is that the GET project API call often completes earlier than the GET Users API call. Classic "race condition". So, when MST tries to dereference an owner value, the user with such identifier is not available in the tree and I'm getting a run time error like this:




      Error: [mobx-state-tree] Failed to resolve reference 'dtGNbVdNOQIAX0OMGaH2r2oSEf2cMSk9AJzPAf4n7kA' to type 'User' (from node: /projectListStore/projects/0/owner)




      Question



      How do I work around the error?



      Please notice that making the API calls depend on each other (await or users.load().then(users => { projects.load(); }) are not an option for our project.



      MST Models



      export const ProjectModel = types
      .model('Project', {
      projectId: types.optional(types.identifierNumber, 0),
      title: '',
      descriptionStatus: '',
      projectStatus: '',
      startDate: CustomDate,
      endDate: CustomDate,
      owner: types.maybeNull(types.reference(User)), // -----
      })
      // ... |
      |
      export const User = types |
      .model('User', { /
      userId: types.identifier, // <<<--
      userName: '',
      firstName: '',
      lastName: '',
      email: '',
      lastVisited: CustomDate,
      })
      // ...


      API example



      GET https://service.com/api/users



      [
      {
      "userId": "g-gqpB1EbTi9XGZOf3IkBpxSjpAHM8fpkeL4YZslEL8",
      "userName": "john.doe@service.com",
      "firstName": "John",
      "lastName": "Doe",
      "email": "john.doe@service.com",
      "lastVisited": "2018-01-18T17:32:48.947"
      },
      {
      ...
      },
      ...
      ]




      GET https://service.com/api/workmanagement/projects?minStartDate=&maxStartDate=2018-11-24&status=Active



      [
      {
      "projectId": 1,
      "title": "Project Title",
      "description": "Praesent luctus vitae nunc sed condimentum. Duis maximus arcu tortor, vitae placerat enim ultrices sed. Etiam scelerisque gravida justo, vitae venenatis dui pellentesque eu.",
      "projectStatus": "active",
      "startDate": "2018-08-20T00:00:00",
      "endDate": "2019-07-01T00:00:00",
      "owner": "g-gqpB1EbTi9XGZOf3IkBpxSjpAHM8fpkeL4YZslEL8",
      },
      {
      // ...
      },
      ...
      ]






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