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fix(search): focus cmdk input on first modal open - #1021
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The search modal looked for input[type=search], but the cmdk search field renders as a text input with cmdk-input. Focus now targets the correct input on open, preloads the modal chunk during idle time, and adds regression tests for the selector helper.
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tests/search-focus.test.ts (2)
1-91: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMissing edge-case coverage: null container and no-match fallthrough.
There's no test for
getSearchInputFromContainer(null)(the early-return branch ingetSearchInputFromContainer) or for the case where none of the four selectors match. Both are cheap to add given the existingcreateMockContainerhelper.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tests/search-focus.test.ts` around lines 1 - 91, Add edge-case tests in search-focus.test.ts for getSearchInputFromContainer’s early return when passed null and for the no-match fallthrough when createMockContainer exposes none of the selectors. Reuse the existing createMockContainer and createMockInput helpers, and assert the null case returns null and the no-match container also returns null. Keep the new coverage alongside the current getSearchInputFromContainer and focusSearchInputInContainer assertions so the selector behavior is fully exercised.
47-72: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winPrecedence tests don't isolate each selector; last fallback (
type="search") is never independently verified.In
cmdkContainer(Lines 47-52), both[cmdk-input]andinput[aria-label="Search TanStack"]map to the samecmdkInputobject, so the test can't tell whether the first or second selector actually matched. Similarly, insearchTypeContainer(Lines 61-66), bothinput[aria-label="Search"]andinput[type="search"]map to the samesearchTypeInput, so thetype="search"fallback path is never exercised on its own.♻️ Suggested refactor to isolate each selector
-const cmdkContainer = createMockContainer({ - '[cmdk-input]': cmdkInput, - 'input[aria-label="Search TanStack"]': cmdkInput, - 'input[aria-label="Search"]': null, - 'input[type="search"]': createMockInput({ type: 'search' }), -}) +const cmdkContainer = createMockContainer({ + '[cmdk-input]': cmdkInput, + 'input[aria-label="Search TanStack"]': null, + 'input[aria-label="Search"]': null, + 'input[type="search"]': null, +}) ... -const searchTypeContainer = createMockContainer({ - '[cmdk-input]': null, - 'input[aria-label="Search TanStack"]': null, - 'input[aria-label="Search"]': searchTypeInput, - 'input[type="search"]': searchTypeInput, -}) +const searchTypeContainer = createMockContainer({ + '[cmdk-input]': null, + 'input[aria-label="Search TanStack"]': null, + 'input[aria-label="Search"]': null, + 'input[type="search"]': searchTypeInput, +})Consider adding a dedicated case for
input[aria-label="Search TanStack"]andinput[aria-label="Search"]in isolation to fully cover the four-level selector chain.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tests/search-focus.test.ts` around lines 47 - 72, The selector precedence tests in getSearchInputFromContainer are not isolating each fallback, so matching for [cmdk-input], input[aria-label="Search TanStack"], input[aria-label="Search"], and input[type="search"] is ambiguous. Update the tests to use distinct mock inputs per selector and add dedicated cases that verify each step in the chain independently, especially the final type="search" fallback. Keep the assertions tied to getSearchInputFromContainer so each selector path is uniquely exercised.
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In `@src/components/SearchModal.tsx`:
- Around line 3358-3365: The scheduled focus logic in scheduleSearchInputFocus
can still run after the modal closes because it creates nested
requestAnimationFrame callbacks without any cancellation path. Update
scheduleSearchInputFocus to return a cleanup/cancel handle for the pending rAF
chain, then use that return value in both consuming effects that call it so
their cleanup cancels the scheduled focus instead of returning undefined. Make
sure the fix covers the SearchModal and AiDock callers that currently discard
cleanup, so stale focus cannot be applied to contentRef.current after close
transitions.
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In `@tests/search-focus.test.ts`:
- Around line 1-91: Add edge-case tests in search-focus.test.ts for
getSearchInputFromContainer’s early return when passed null and for the no-match
fallthrough when createMockContainer exposes none of the selectors. Reuse the
existing createMockContainer and createMockInput helpers, and assert the null
case returns null and the no-match container also returns null. Keep the new
coverage alongside the current getSearchInputFromContainer and
focusSearchInputInContainer assertions so the selector behavior is fully
exercised.
- Around line 47-72: The selector precedence tests in
getSearchInputFromContainer are not isolating each fallback, so matching for
[cmdk-input], input[aria-label="Search TanStack"], input[aria-label="Search"],
and input[type="search"] is ambiguous. Update the tests to use distinct mock
inputs per selector and add dedicated cases that verify each step in the chain
independently, especially the final type="search" fallback. Keep the assertions
tied to getSearchInputFromContainer so each selector path is uniquely exercised.
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The selector mismatch is real, but the search component has changed since this branch. CommandSearchInput now owns an input ref and focuses it when it mounts, and the AI dock is no longer in SearchModal.tsx. This branch also has merge conflicts. I checked the current production site in the in-app browser: on a fresh Router overview tab, Ctrl+K followed immediately by typing When updating this against main, let's test the first open before any idle preload completes, plus reopening and focus restoration. Idle preloading alone can't guarantee the chunk is ready, and the selector-mock tests don't exercise that path. We should keep the input's own ref as the focus target and avoid adding multiple selector fallbacks for inputs this component doesn't render. |
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One qualification on that reproduction: I repeated the first-open check in another fresh tab using individual native key presses for |
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Addressed your review and follow-up in 2ae7ed37, after merging current I kept I checked local production builds in Chromium: first open with The checks used individual native key presses without clicking or filling the input. A separate check with immediate key injection before the lazy input mounted still lost characters. I have not treated that as evidence of normal typing loss or expanded this into a loading redesign. The PR's test plan records the input timing and the unverified Escape/Enter path.
I also restored the original English Summary / Test plan format. |
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- Around line 403-405: Update the `onCloseAutoFocus` handler so it restores
focus to `returnFocusRef.current` only when focus has not moved to another
control since the dialog closed; preserve the existing connected-element check
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not replace focus that moved after the dialog closed.
The dialog remains mounted for 140 ms after isOpen becomes false. Radix runs onCloseAutoFocus when its focus scope unmounts. If a user focuses another control during that interval, this callback still moves focus back to returnFocusRef.current. Restore focus only if focus has not moved to another control since close. (github.com)
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Review comment at @src/components/SearchModal.tsx around lines 403 - 405:
Update the `onCloseAutoFocus` handler so it restores focus to
`returnFocusRef.current` only when focus has not moved to another control since
the dialog closed; preserve the existing connected-element check and avoid
overriding a user’s new focus during the 140 ms exit interval.
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I ran the full The smaller diff addresses the input-ref and reopen dependency concerns from the earlier review. I still need to independently check focus during close/reopen and focus restoration in the browser before merging. This test result doesn't establish those interactions or preservation of keys sent before the input mounts. |
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Independent browser checks on this head now cover first opening, fully closing and reopening, typing into the automatically focused input, and returning focus to the search button. For the retained-input case, I added a local-only test control around the real component that calls closeSearch(), then openSearch() 50 ms later. The production build logged The unmodified head's full tests and production build passed earlier. The fork workflows still require approval, so this remains open pending CI. I have not counted Escape/Enter closing or input before lazy mount as verified. |
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Thanks for the independent browser checks and for running the full test suite! |
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Summary
mainand resolve conflicts against the current search components.CommandSearchInput's existing input ref as the focus target, including when reopening during the close transition.Test plan
pnpm buildpnpm test: three snapshot decompression tests time out inharness-tests/core/builder-project-snapshot-read.test.ts; the same failures reproduce on unmodifiedmain. Type checks, lint, and unit tests pass. Desktop tests were not reached.Browser checks used individual native key presses. The shortcut hold requests were 120 ms for first open/reopening and 80 ms for reopening during the close transition. Immediate key injection before the lazy input mounted lost characters in a separate check; this does not establish normal typing loss, and this PR does not redesign search loading. Escape/Enter closing was not counted because those automation inputs did not activate closing; close-button clicks were verified.