fix(seer-explorer): Key tool-call rows by id, not function+index#117365
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The React key was `${toolCall.function}-${idx}` — index-based and not unique
when a block has two calls to the same tool (duplicate keys). Tool-call ids are
now non-null and stable over the wire (getsentry/seer#6887 synthesizes one when
the provider omits it), so key on the id directly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…null ToolCall.id is typed nullable on the frontend, and the non-null guarantee only holds once getsentry/seer#6887 is deployed. Fall back to the prior key so the list is safe regardless of deploy order; when id is present it's unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The React key for tool-call rows was
${toolCall.function}-${idx}— index-based (the classic anti-pattern) and not unique when a block makes two calls to the same tool, which produces duplicate keys and can mis-reconcile renders.Key on
toolCall.idinstead. Tool-call ids are now non-null and stable across polls over the wire — getsentry/seer#6887 synthesizes a deterministicseer:{block_id}:{index}id when the provider (e.g. Gemini) omits one — so the id is safe to use as the key.Best landed after/with getsentry/seer#6887, which guarantees the non-null stable id.