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Greptile Overview

Greptile Summary

This PR fixes a regression bug (#9540) where typing search text to filter streams and then selecting a stream would result in both the search text and the selected stream name appearing together.

Changes made:

• Modified handleSingleStreamSelect to remove the unnecessary check for inputValue existence before calling updateInputValue("")
• Added hidePopup() call to close the dropdown menu after single stream selection

The fix correctly addresses the bug by:

1. Always clearing the input value regardless of whether one exists (the previous condition inputValue && updateInputValue was overly restrictive)
2. Closing the dropdown after selection, providing a cleaner UX

The implementation follows Quasar's QSelect API correctly and the change is minimal and targeted.

Confidence Score: 5/5

• This PR is safe to merge - it's a minimal, targeted bug fix that correctly addresses the reported issue.
• The change is small and focused on fixing a specific UI bug. It uses Quasar's documented QSelect API methods (updateInputValue and hidePopup) correctly. The logic change removes an unnecessary condition that was preventing the input from being cleared.
• No files require special attention

Important Files Changed

File Analysis

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant QSelect as q-select (streamSelect)
    participant Handler as handleSingleStreamSelect
    participant SearchObj as searchObj state

    User->>QSelect: Types "def" to filter streams
    QSelect->>QSelect: Shows filtered options (e.g., "default")
    User->>QSelect: Clicks on "default" label
    QSelect->>Handler: handleSingleStreamSelect({value: "default"})
    Handler->>SearchObj: selectedStream = ["default"]
    Handler->>QSelect: $nextTick callback
    QSelect->>QSelect: updateInputValue("") - clears search text
    QSelect->>QSelect: hidePopup() - closes dropdown
    Handler->>Handler: onStreamChange("")