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import { fillLazyItemsTillLeafWithHead } from './fill-lazy-items-till-leaf-with-head';
import { fillCacheWithNewSubTreeData } from './fill-cache-with-new-subtree-data';
export function applyFlightData(existingCache, cache, flightData, prefetchEntry) {
// The one before last item is the router state tree patch
const { tree: treePatch, seedData, head, isRootRender } = flightData;
// Handles case where prefetch only returns the router tree patch without rendered components.
if (seedData === null) {
return false;
}
if (isRootRender) {
const rsc = seedData[1];
const loading = seedData[3];
cache.loading = loading;
cache.rsc = rsc;
// This is a PPR-only field. When PPR is enabled, we shouldn't hit
// this path during a navigation, but until PPR is fully implemented
// yet it's possible the existing node does have a non-null
// `prefetchRsc`. As an incremental step, we'll just de-opt to the
// old behavior — no PPR value.
cache.prefetchRsc = null;
fillLazyItemsTillLeafWithHead(cache, existingCache, treePatch, seedData, head, prefetchEntry);
} else {
// Copy rsc for the root node of the cache.
cache.rsc = existingCache.rsc;
// This is a PPR-only field. Unlike the previous branch, since we're
// just cloning the existing cache node, we might as well keep the
// PPR value, if it exists.
cache.prefetchRsc = existingCache.prefetchRsc;
cache.parallelRoutes = new Map(existingCache.parallelRoutes);
cache.loading = existingCache.loading;
// Create a copy of the existing cache with the rsc applied.
fillCacheWithNewSubTreeData(cache, existingCache, flightData, prefetchEntry);
}
return true;
}
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