fix: resolve duplicate pools in Explore page Pools list#8014
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Fixes issue Uniswap#7984 where pools were displayed twice in the Pools list. The issue was caused by incorrect client-side pagination logic. The page variable is 0-indexed, but the slice calculation was using 'page * pageSize' which resulted in displaying accumulated pools from previous pages. Changed slice calculation from 'page * pageSize' to '(page + 1) * pageSize' to correctly display only the pools for the current page.
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Closing this stale PR because it has been open for nearly three months with no review, comments, maintainer activity, or clear merge path. Thanks. |
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Fixes issue #7984 where pools were displayed twice in the Pools list.
The issue was caused by incorrect client-side pagination logic. The page variable is 0-indexed, but the slice calculation was using 'page * pageSize' which resulted in displaying accumulated pools from previous pages.
Changed slice calculation from 'page * pageSize' to '(page + 1) * pageSize' to correctly display only the pools for the current page.