Duplicate Properties in my state while in a riverpod provider

[PhilipHuang2]

So I am creating a AsyncNotifierProvider in Riverpod that holds a list of reviews alongside a bunch of memory variables for a complicated way of processing them. I decided to wrap the entire thing in a freezed class, and am encountering a wierd bug.

When I try to debug my code, all my variables are doubled in my class. I would have two list of reviews, and two length variables and so on and so forth, and even two value properties in my state.

See Image below.

I am a bit confused by all this since this is my first time using both freezed and riverpod.

I actually have both my freezed code, and my Riverpod code code in the same file and maybe thats what causing the issue,

Here is my code below

part 'user_reviews.g.dart';
part 'user_reviews.freezed.dart';

@Freezed(makeCollectionsUnmodifiable: false)
class UserReviewsClass with _$UserReviewsClass {
  const UserReviewsClass._();

  const factory UserReviewsClass({
    required List<Review> reviews,
    @Default(false) bool rapidFireMode,
    @Default(0) int reviewReccomendationLength,
    @Default(0) int reviewDetailsLength,
    @Default(0) int reviewIterator,
  }) = _AsyncReviewClass;

  factory UserReviewsClass.fromCSV(List<List<dynamic>> csv) {
    List<Review> reviews = [];
    for (var row in csv) {
      reviews.add(Review.fromList(row));
    }
    return UserReviewsClass(reviews: reviews);
  }
  Review getRefReview(int reviewID) {
    final index = reviews.indexWhere((element) => element.reviewID == reviewID);
    if (index != -1) {
      return reviews[index];
    }
    throw Exception('No Review Found');
  }
}

@riverpod
class UserReviews extends _$UserReviews {
  @override
  FutureOr<UserReviewsClass> build(String userID) async {
    debugPrint('Async Review Provider Initialized');
    try {
      Directory documentsDirectory = await getApplicationDocumentsDirectory();
      String filePath = '${documentsDirectory.path}/palatte_reviews.csv';
      if (await File(filePath).exists()) {
        String csvContent = await File(filePath).readAsString();
        List<List<dynamic>> rowsAsListOfValues =
            const CsvToListConverter().convert(csvContent);
        for (var e in rowsAsListOfValues) {
          debugPrint(e.toString());
        }
        ref.onDispose(_dispose);
        return UserReviewsClass.fromCSV(rowsAsListOfValues);
      } else {
        List<Review> reviews = await refreshReviews(userID);
        UserReviewsClass container = UserReviewsClass(reviews: reviews);
        ref.onDispose(_dispose);
        return container;
      }
    } catch (e) {
      debugPrint('Error: $e');
      return const UserReviewsClass(reviews: []);
    }
  }

  void _dispose() async {
    debugPrint('Async Review Provider Disposed');
    try {
      Directory documentsDirectory = await getApplicationDocumentsDirectory();
      String filePath = '${documentsDirectory.path}/palatte_reviews.csv';
      debugPrint(filePath);
      File reviews = File(filePath);
      List<List<String>> csv =
          state.asData!.value.reviews.map((e) => e.toList()).toList();
      String csvContent = const ListToCsvConverter().convert(csv);
      await reviews.writeAsString(csvContent);
    } catch (e) {
      debugPrint('Error: $e');
    }
  }

In addition it seems like my update function does not work either, most likely because I have two value properties.
Example below.

 update(
      (value) => value.copyWith(
        rapidFireMode: true,
        reviewReccomendationLength: reviewReccomendationLength,
        reviewDetailsLength: reviewDetailsLength,
        reviewIterator: reviewIterator,
        reviews: reviews,
      ),
    );

I don't really know what is going on, but I have two assumptions. Because I am using code generation for both freezed and riverpod in the same folder, the generation causes the files to loop into each other cause a second copy of the riverpod state when using the freezed class.

Or I tend to call the provider again when inside of a function to either access the state or its functions after watching it in the build function so I don't have to pass things over, and maybe that duplicating the state as well?

Any advice would be appreciated.

[rrousselGit]

That's just the debugger getting confused. There's no field duplicate