[QUESTION]: New toolbar button works only for new added components and not for existing ones

Hi everybody, can somebody explain me please why when I create a new custom toolbar button this button shows only when I add a new component and not an existing one even this components are the same. I was thinking that might be something about the editor initiation that I’m not including. @artf What am I missing to make it work on init? Here is an example of how I’m adding the button.

const scriptTypesSupport = ['default','wrapper','text','textnode','image','video','svg','link'];
scriptTypesSupport && scriptTypesSupport.forEach(type => {
    const typeOpt = dc.getType(type).model;
    dc.addType(type, {
        model: {
            initToolbar() {
                typeOpt.prototype.initToolbar.apply(this, arguments);
                const tb = this.get('toolbar');
                const tbExists = tb.some(item => item.command === 'edit-component');
 
                if (!tbExists) {
                    tb.unshift({ // unshift to be the first and push to be the last
                        command: 'edit-component',
                        label: '<i class="fa fa-code"></i>',
                    });
                    this.set('toolbar', tb);
                }
            }
        }
    });
})

It works perfectly but like I said only for new components added and not for existing ones (example, if I init the editor with some code inside the gjs container the components won’t have this new option in the toolbar) Above you can see when I add a second link the toolbar have the new button (pencil) but the existing one doens’t.

[Ju99ernaut]

Probably the editor doesn’t change a component during runtime when it’s model is changed, so the component on the canvas was created before the model was modified therefore it wont show the changes to the toolbar.

[Ju99ernaut]

I’ve gotten around this by loading the canvas after loading all components and component modifications, but I guess depending on storage setup running editor.load() might fix that.