# Custom Task Status Optimization Test

## ✅ Optimization Implemented

The following components have been updated to use the shared `useTaskStatusesStore` instead of making direct API calls:

- EditableTaskStatus.vue (task, shot, asset versions)
- TaskBulkActionsMenu.vue
- ShotTaskStatusFilter.vue
- TaskStatusFilter.vue (asset version)

## 🔧 How the Optimization Works

The optimization eliminates N+1 API calls by:

1. Shared Store: All components now use `useTaskStatusesStore`
2. Caching: Task statuses are cached for 5 minutes per project
3. Single Request: Only one API call per project instead of one per component
4. Cache Invalidation: Cache is invalidated when statuses are modified

## 🧪 Testing Instructions

To verify the optimization is working:

1. Open browser Developer Tools (F12)
2. Go to the Network tab
3. Navigate to a page with multiple EditableTaskStatus components (e.g., shots table)
4. Look for requests to `/projects/{id}/task-statuses`
5. Before optimization: You would see multiple identical requests
6. After optimization: You should see only ONE request per project

## 📊 Expected Performance Improvement

For a shots table with 20 rows (each with multiple task status dropdowns):

Before: 20+ API calls to /projects/7/task-statuses After: 1 API call to /projects/7/task-statuses Improvement: ~95% reduction in API calls

## 🔄 Cache Behavior

The store implements intelligent caching:

- Cache Duration: 5 minutes per project
- Automatic Invalidation: When statuses are created/updated/deleted
- Concurrent Request Handling: Multiple components requesting the same data will share the same API call
- Per-Project Isolation: Each project has its own cache entry

## ⚠️ Components That Still Use Direct API Calls

The following component continues to use direct API calls (by design):

- CustomTaskStatusManager.vue: Management interface that creates/updates/deletes statuses

This component invalidates the store cache after making changes to ensure other components get fresh data.

## 🎯 Key Benefits

- Performance: Dramatically reduced API calls
- User Experience: Faster page loads and interactions
- Server Load: Reduced backend load from redundant requests
- Consistency: All components use the same cached data
- Maintainability: Centralized status management logic