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Converts the shared FlockPicker/CustomerPicker engine's open-state combobox from a hand-rolled role=combobox/listbox pair to MUI Autocomplete (D2 pair 1, docs/designs/822-mui-revamp.md), keeping the async discovery engine, selection-transition state machine and FR-032/FR-031/US2/US3 contracts untouched. The Load more button and status/alert footer render through a custom slots.paper component so they land outside the listbox; a stable footerRef/lazily-created paper component keeps the aria-live region mounted across phase transitions. Owner redesign (2026-09-17): the closed/committed state now renders as the same outlined MUI field as the open search (label in the border, a search-icon end adornment) instead of the page-owned <button>, with click/Enter/Space all opening the search.
…version made dead Deletes .named-picker-control (and its magnifier pseudo-elements), .named-picker-listbox, .named-picker-option and .named-picker-trigger (base and button-qualified) plus their phone media-query overrides: Autocomplete now owns the open-state markup and the closed-state trigger element is read for its props only, never rendered. Retires the SHADOW_ALLOWED entry, the radius it.each entry and the button.named-picker-trigger link-bleed guard along with them (with successor notes pointing at the existing MuiAutocomplete/MuiOutlinedInput G2 rows), and lowers styles.bare-elements.test.ts's non-vacuity floor to match the real post-deletion count (149, from 181). .named-picker, .named-picker-label, .named-picker-committed, the .named-picker-meta/-status/-live/-loadmore/-clear family, .form-grid .named-picker and .named-picker.disabled all still have a live render site and stay untouched.
…w closed-state field The closed-state trigger's accessible name moved from a hand-built "<label> <current value>" aria-labelledby chain to the picker's label alone (the value now lives on the field's own `value`), and its role from button to textbox. Updates every affected getByRole/findByRole call across DailyEntryPage, ExpensesPage, FeedPage, SalesPage, UsersPage and WaterPage's test suites, adding .toHaveValue(...) assertions where a query used to double as a display check. Also removes DailyEntryPage.tsx's now-dead `"& .named-picker-trigger"` sx override (#830's underlined-select restyle had nothing left to target once the trigger stopped rendering that class) — flagged for reviewer capture rather than restyled, since whether Daily Entry's flock control should keep that language or fold into the new global outlined look is a design call this slice does not make unilaterally.
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commitNamedPicker (src/dom.ts) resolved the committed entity's id by
parsing it off the option element's own DOM id
({...}-opt-{entity.id}); MUI now mints option ids by index
({fieldId}-option-{n}), carrying no entity identity at all. Reads the
id from the discovery request's own JSON response instead, which is
also more robust than the DOM-id trick it replaces. Also updates the
helper's "open the closed trigger" query (button -> textbox, prefix
regex -> exact label) and the three specs (named-entity-picker,
worker) that query the trigger or the option's keyboard-highlight
class directly rather than through the helper.
named-entity-picker.spec.ts gains the D2-required AX assertion that
every direct child of the listbox is role=option (proving Load More
renders outside it, through slots.paper, never through
slotProps.listbox).
…hipped Records six divergences from the plan, found by running the rewritten suite against the real installed @mui/material@9.4.0: Autocomplete's own Escape handling stops propagation and had to be bypassed for a picker nested in a Dialog; useAutocomplete's handleValue bails out of calling onChange on a same-reference re-click; getOptionKey needed explicit wiring to avoid a key collision on same-named rows; the listbox's own status slot could not be reused (it mounts unconditionally and can't express "loading with retained rows"); disablePortal is required for the outside-click listener to keep working; and the owner's mid-implementation trigger redesign, which this slice's PR body covers in full.
…e top mid-page-load At the loaded end with more results, the picker requests the next page (FR-032) but left Autocomplete's own default ArrowDown handling to ALSO run on the same keypress. That handling moves against the STILL-SHORT options list (the extension is async), and since disableListWrap defaults to false, moving past the last valid index wraps the highlight to the first option instead of holding still — so every boundary press silently snapped keyboard navigation back to the top of a growing list. Found by named-entity-picker.spec.ts's real-browser keyboard-paging test, not by the jsdom suite (which only asserts that loadMore fires, never how the DOM highlight tracks a real page's worth of new rows).
…oesn't ArrowDown back to the top The FR-032 fix in 5ae46aa only stops the wrap-to-first-option MUI's default ArrowDown handling produces mid-pagination (an in-flight extension racing a stale options list). It does nothing once discovery is exhausted (hasMore false): at the real last option, one more ArrowDown still hits MUI's own disableListWrap=false default and jumps straight back to the first row. named-entity-picker.spec.ts's keyboard-paging test caught this too — the highlight cycling back to index 0 meant 60 further presses could never land back on the 101st/last sentinel. disableListWrap stops wrap-around at both ends outright, which is also the more conventional listbox behavior (Down at the end holds still rather than teleporting).
… paging test's highlight check useAutocomplete.js's syncHighlightedIndexToDOM sets aria-activedescendant on the input unconditionally from the highlighted index, but applies the Mui-focused CLASS only by querying the listbox DOM for a [data-option-index] match at sync time — not reliably present immediately after an extension's rows commit in a real browser, a timing gap jsdom's synchronous test environment never exposed. The class-polling loop flaked (up to 320 ArrowDown presses, never once observed); the attribute does not (6.1s vs the flaking run's 17s).
…r's affordance #864's own Daily Entry mockup (daily-entry-390.png) draws the House picker's closed-state indicator as a chevron, not a search icon — checked against it (AGENTS.md's "compare against the mockups before opening the PR") before finalizing between the two icons the owner's instruction allowed (lucide Search or ChevronDown).
Self-review cleanup: useRef's initial-value argument is evaluated on every render regardless (only the first render's value is kept), so writing the same object literal once for the ref's initial value and again for the immediate reassignment was pure duplication. One footerData local, reused for both.
…s value at phone width
Real capture evidence (390px, Daily Entry's two-up Flock/Date row):
MUI's default ("medium") field padding left almost no room for text in
`.form-grid .named-picker`'s narrow slot — a committed "Capture Test
Flock" rendered as just "C…" in BOTH the closed and open states, in
English, not only in the longer tl strings the capture set was built
to check. `size="small"` on both the closed-state TextField and the
open-state Autocomplete (which forwards `size` into `params.size`,
already spread onto its own TextField) reclaims that padding. Applies
to the Autocomplete generic too, not just the trigger, since the same
narrow-slot math applies to the open combobox.
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…h; show the head of a selected long name Coordinator review of PR #898's 390 captures found the open state genuinely unshippable, two issues: 1. useAutocomplete.js sizes the popper to the ANCHOR's width (`style.width: anchorEl.clientWidth`), which inside DailyEntryPage's two-up Flock/Date phone row is ~110px — every option wrapped across 3-4 lines. `slotProps.popper.sx` floors the popup at min(20rem, 100vw - 32px), which CSS's box-sizing resolution always honors over a smaller inline `width` regardless of specificity; `placement: "bottom-start"` keeps the wider popup left-aligned with the field rather than centered. A `renderOption` override keeps each option one line with an ellipsis instead of wrapping onto several. The field/row width itself is untouched — that layout is #830's to change, not this slice's. 2. The #735 open-focus effect's plain `.select()` selects start-to-end with the "focus" (active) end at the end of the text, and a browser showing a selection wider than the field scrolls to keep that end visible — so a name longer than the field showed its TAIL, not its head. Kept select-all (dropping it would break #735's own "first keystroke replaces" contract) and fixed the scroll position instead: `setSelectionRange(0, length, "backward")` puts the same full selection's focus end at index 0, so the browser shows the head of the name while the whole string stays selected and still replaces on the first keystroke. selectionStart/selectionEnd — what NamedEntityPicker.openFocus.test.tsx asserts — are unaffected by direction; only which end is "active" moves.
…on alone did not move it ebb9c4d's `setSelectionRange(0, length, "backward")` did not visibly change the scroll position in this app's real Chromium (confirmed via a capture against a rebuilt isolated stack before trusting it) — the field still showed the tail of a long committed name. Setting `scrollLeft = 0` directly after the selection call is unambiguous and verified working (re-captured: the field now shows "Sim" of "Sim House A", not "se A"). The selection itself (and its direction) is unchanged; only the explicit scroll reset is new.
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Round-2 fix for the 390 open-state review: pushed to d504ae4.
Re-captured all four affected frames (390 Daily Entry open-results, open-loadmore, tl, and Sales committed) against a freshly rebuilt isolated stack, viewed them directly before attaching, and swapped them into the PR body in place of the round-1 versions (round-1 before/after captures for 1280 and the unavailable state are untouched — they weren't affected). Also added the Sales-toolbar note you asked for (Customer filter outlined, Status select still the old control pending #831 — expected, not a defect). Full web suite green (132/132, 3,116/3,116) and typecheck clean at d504ae4. Isolated stack (cw826-recap2, port 8084) torn down after — confirmed via |
Owner direction (#898 review): a 110px Flock field at phone width could not show any flock name at all. Picked over the offered alternative (widen the picker while open) because a width that changes between closed and open states makes the whole row jump. `flexDirection` switches column-only below `md` (1280 unchanged); Date and "+ new flock" are grouped into their own nested row so their mutual spacing at 1280 stays pixel-identical to the old flat three-item row (same gap token on both levels). DailyEntryPage.test.tsx's 81 tests are unaffected (role/text-based, no class dependency on the old flat structure). tools/simulation/ui's phone.spec.ts walk does not select this row by class or structure — checked, no update needed.
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The stacking fix nested the Date <label> one level deeper (inside a row
Box grouping Date + "+ new flock"), which silently broke the outer Box's
"& > label input[type='date']" direct-child selector — the date field
fell back to the browser's default boxed input style at 390. Caught on
a recapture of the "after" state. Widen the selector to a descendant
match ("& label input[type='date']") so it still applies regardless of
nesting depth.
Item 1: phone-layout stacking (owner direction, 2026-09-17)Before (current two-up row, commit
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Item 2: Daily entry field style, A/B (owner direction, 2026-09-17)Two candidates for Daily entry's Flock + Date field chrome, both built on a throwaway A — outlined for both (Flock unchanged from today's shipped look; Date converted to a matching outlined MUI field):
B — underlined ("standard" variant) for both, matching #830's confirmed mockup:
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A/B pick) Owner picked variant A from the #898 A/B comparison (outlined for both Flock and Date) over variant B (underlined "standard", #830's mockup). Date converts from a native <input type="date"> with its own hand-rolled underline sx rule to an outlined MUI TextField, matching the picker's own default outlined variant — no `variant` prop is threaded through either component, since nothing needs to select anything but the default now. The underline sx rule this replaces was scoped to this Box's own inline sx, not a shared CSS class, so there was nothing in styles.css to delete alongside it; grepped the repo (including tools/simulation/ui) first and found no other consumer. DailyEntryPage.test.tsx is unmodified — all 81 cases query by role/label and pass unchanged. Full web suite: 132/132 files, 3116/3116 tests green.
…d decisions in #826's pair-1 amendment Two more owner presentation changes landed after #826's original three captures, both from #898 review rounds: Daily entry's Flock+Date row stacks at 390 (with the underline-selector regression that recapture caught and fixed along the way), and Daily entry's Flock+Date fields both go outlined rather than underlined, resolved by a direct A/B comparison. Both are folded into the existing pair-1 amendment list rather than a new section, since they are the same shipped-vs-planned divergence pattern the amendment already tracks.
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…/dd/yyyy placeholder CodeRabbit round 1 on #898 (head 4a08662): a type="date" MUI TextField's floating label only shrinks on focus or a non-empty value by default, but the browser always renders its own "mm/dd/yyyy" placeholder inside a date input even when it is empty. A cleared Date value therefore left the label resting on top of that placeholder — the same overlap the owner found on #897's Grade select. slotProps.inputLabel.shrink forces it permanently shrunk instead of relying on value/focus state. Guard test added and mutation-checked red-then-green: the field is never blank on mount (date defaults to today), so an assertion right after render passed whether or not the fix was present — that first version went red, then green, with the fix REMOVED, which is not a guard. The committed version clears the value first (reachable in the real UI: a native date input can be cleared to "" with no `required` blocking it), which only passes with slotProps.inputLabel.shrink in place.
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…ings 1. tools/simulation/ui/src/dom.ts: commitNamedPicker's discovery-response match used encodeURIComponent (%20 for a space), but the app builds the query string with URLSearchParams.set (application/x-www-form-urlencoded: + for a space) — every multi-word needle (every real call site) left waitForResponse hanging until timeout. Build the expected fragment with the same URLSearchParams serializer instead of matching a specific escaping rule. 2. NamedEntityPicker.tsx: the Autocomplete's `value` clone was recreated on every render, giving useAutocomplete.js's syncHighlightedIndex callback a new identity each time and retriggering its resync effect regardless of why the render happened. Memoized by committed-entity id/name (clonedSelectedValue) — still a different object than any discovery row (preserving the #826 fix this clone exists for), but stable across renders that do not actually change the committed entity. No jsdom test shipped for this: two constructions were tried and both mutation-checked as vacuous (same result with and without the fix) due to a usePreviousProps effect-flush timing gap specific to this fake-timers harness — recorded in the source comment, verification deferred to the real-browser Playwright suite (item 4 below touches the relevant spec). 3. NamedEntityPicker.tsx: highlightedIdRef (FR-032's atEnd check) was set by onHighlightChange but never cleared — not on Escape, outside-click, typing, or close. Since <Autocomplete> unmounts every close and remounts fresh every reopen (MUI's own highlight always resets), but this ref lives on the outer component (which does not unmount), a retained discovery window (FR-018) reopened after reaching the true end left the very first ArrowDown falsely reading "already at the end" and firing an unwanted loadMore(). Cleared on all four transitions. Guard test (T023-7c) added and mutation-checked red-then-green against the directly-reproducible reopen scenario. 4. NamedEntityPicker.tsx / named-entity-picker.spec.ts: the disableListWrap comment claimed the real-browser paging spec proved ArrowDown at the true final option does not wrap — but the spec committed the moment its named sentinel was highlighted, never pressing ArrowDown past it. The spec now keeps arrowing past the sentinel to wherever the true end actually is (not assumed to be the sentinel, since a dirty shared fixture can add rows after it), asserts one more ArrowDown leaves the highlight there, then navigates back up to commit the sentinel as before. 5. NamedEntityPicker.test.tsx: T023-12 asserted the closed field's static open contract (readonly, aria-haspopup, aria-expanded) but never actually pressed a key on it. Added T023-12b: Enter and Space both activate the trigger, any other key does not — mutation-checked in both directions (handler removed entirely; key filter removed). 6. DailyEntryPage.tsx: the phone-stacking comment claimed the 1280 layout was pixel-identical to the old flat three-item row, but the old Date <label> carried its own flex: 1 and the new grouping Box does not, so Date is narrower (content-sized) than the old 50/50 split. This is the layout the owner already approved from the captured 1280 frame (final-1280-committed.png), so the comment is corrected rather than the layout changed, naming which frame it matches. Full web suite: 132/132 files, 3119/3119 tests green (+3 from this round). Typecheck clean.
…the full quick suite Running all 55 quick-suite tests against an isolated stack at head (the brief for the Codex round #898 required this, not just the picker spec) surfaced two further defects beyond the six already fixed this round: 1. tools/simulation/ui/src/dom.ts: commitNamedPicker hung a SECOND, opposite way once the encoding fix landed — a picker can already display `needle` as its own committed text before the function touches it (a restricted worker's single assigned flock auto-prefills on open), so fill(needle) is not an observable change and no discovery request ever fires. Clear the field first whenever it already matches the needle. 2. tools/simulation/ui/specs/worker.spec.ts: "is refused a daily entry on a flock it is not assigned to" asserted the closed trigger's value was the bare flock name, but DailyEntryPage.tsx always renders "{name} ({breed})" — changed to a prefix match. Full quick suite (all 55, both chromium/chromium-phone projects) against an isolated stack built at this head: 54 passed, 1 deliberately skipped (CLUCKWORK_E2E_SLOW-gated), 0 failed.
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…jsdom claim Codex re-review of #898 (0f23fc0), two items: 1. Finding 2's "no jsdom test can pin it" was too strong. Tried the suggested construction (a deferred, manually-resolved extension request, asserting the highlight unchanged mid-"extending" and then after the page lands) — it is the THIRD construction tried for this fix, and mutation-checked identically vacuous to the other two: same final aria-activedescendant with and without the memoization, both mid-flight and after resolving. Something about jsdom's own render/effect cadence here genuinely does not let any of the three constructions discriminate the fix, not merely a fake-timer artifact (this one held the fetch open by hand, ruling that out). Comment updated to record the third attempt honestly rather than ship a guard that reads as safety without being one; still deferred to the real-browser suite. 2. T023-7c only pinned the close/reopen highlightedIdRef clear. Three more clear sites existed unpinned (typing, Escape via cancelExploration, outside-click) — removing any one of them stayed green. Added T023-7e/ f/g, each reusing T023-7c's own technique (an intentional id collision between the row highlighted before the transition and a row still reachable after it), so a stale ref falsely satisfies FR-032's atEnd check on the very next ArrowDown. All four sites mutation-checked red-then-green individually. Four picker test files: 66/66 passed. Full web suite: 132/132 files, 3122/3122 tests. Typecheck clean.
…ill vacuous — record honestly Codex re-review of #898 (bf5c81b) asked for a real-browser construction of the deferred-extension-request test that was vacuous in jsdom, on the theory that jsdom's own render/effect cadence (not fake timers) might be what defeats it. Built and ran against an isolated stack at head (tools/simulation/docker-compose.sim.yml derivative, project cw826-finding2): commit a flock (verified the picker stays open afterward, same 50-row window — not assumed), page to the true end, hold the extension's own request via page.route + a deferred promise, assert aria-activedescendant mid-flight and after the page lands. Result: passed with the fix in place. Mutation check — swapped clonedSelectedValue back to the inline unmemoized clone, rebuilt the image, reran the same spec — ALSO passed, unchanged. Real React scheduling, not jsdom's, and still vacuous for this exact scenario. Not shipped, per the standing rule against a guard that reads as safety without being one. Both real-browser results (pass with fix, pass without fix) recorded in NamedEntityPicker.test.tsx's existing three-jsdom-attempt comment (now four attempts, all four honestly accounted for) and cross-referenced from named-entity-picker.spec.ts so a future reader does not wonder why a fourth attempt is missing. The fix itself is unchanged and still correct per the direct useAutocomplete.js reading from the original review — four failed attempts at an observable regression test say something about how hard this symptom is to catch from the outside, not that the fix is unneeded. Four picker test files: 66/66. Typecheck clean (web + tools/simulation/ui).
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Closes #826
What changed
Converts
NamedEntityPicker's open-state combobox (FlockPicker/CustomerPicker's shared engine) from a hand-rolledrole="combobox"/role="listbox"pair to MUIAutocomplete(D2 pair 1,docs/designs/822-mui-revamp.md).Autocompleteis fully controlled (open,inputValue,options,loading,value),filterOptions={(o) => o}since the server filters, andgetOptionLabel/getOptionKey/isOptionEqualToValueall key by id.What stayed: the async discovery engine — discovery generations, the offset cursor driven by
serverCount, FR-009 eligibility, retention, the US2/US3 selection-transition state machine, the unavailable states — is untouched. The Load more button renders through a customslots.papercomponent so it lands as a sibling of the<ul role="listbox">, never inside it (AX assertion added to named-entity-picker.spec.tsthat every listbox child isrole="option"). The stablearia-liveregion stays a hand-written, always-mounted node, independent ofAutocomplete's own popper lifecycle.FlockPicker/CustomerPickerkeep their exact props — no caller needed an edit for the engine conversion itself.Owner redesign (2026-09-17, mid-implementation): the closed/committed state no longer renders the page-supplied
triggerelement's own markup (a<button className="named-picker-trigger">that, per the #896 review, read as "a plain dark box with no affordance that it reopens a search"). It now reads as the SAME outlined MUI field as the open search — a read-onlyTextFieldwith the picker'slabelfloating in the border and alucide-reactChevronDownend adornment (checked against #864's own Daily Entry mockup,docs/designs/864-visual-language/daily-entry-390.png, which draws this exact affordance as a chevron, not the magnifier the owner's instruction also allowed) — with click, Enter and Space all opening the search. Thetriggerprop'sonClick/disabledare extracted and reapplied to the new field; its DISPLAYED VALUE (the committed name or a per-screen placeholder — "No flocks yet", "All", a loading/unavailable fallback) still comes from the caller's trigger children, unchanged, since the engine's owncommittedTexthas no placeholder to fall back to. The open state's floating<label>also moved onto theAutocomplete'sTextFielditself.This changed the picker's closed-state ACCESSIBLE NAME from a hand-built "
<label> <current value>"aria-labelledbychain to the label alone (the value now lives on the field's own.value), which broke 69 tests across six page suites — none in the four picker test files — all fixed the same mechanical way (rolebutton→textbox, name matcher from the value/placeholder to the plain label, with.toHaveValue(...)added where a query doubled as a display check).Flagged for reviewer/owner attention, not resolved here:
DailyEntryPage.tsx's"& .named-picker-trigger"sxoverride (web: convert Daily entry to MUI — field-first phone #830's underlined-select restyle for this specific row) had nothing left to target once the trigger stopped rendering that class — removed as dead code, but whether Daily Entry's flock control should keep that underlined language or fold into the new global outlined look is a design call this PR does not make unilaterally. See the "committed state, Daily Entry" capture below.tl) because MUI's default padding left almost no room for text in the narrow two-up phone row; fixed withsize="small"(commit 56f70f7). Round 2 (coordinator review of the round-1 captures): the OPEN listbox popper inherited the anchor's ~110px width and wrapped every option across 3-4 lines, and the open-focus effect's select-all showed the TAIL of a long name ("se A") because a browser scrolls to the active end of an overflowing selection. Both fixed (commits ebb9c4d, d504ae4):slotProps.popperfloors the popup atmin(20rem, 100vw - 32px)withplacement="bottom-start",renderOptionkeeps each option single-line with an ellipsis, and the open-focus effect keeps select-all (dropping it would reopen Entity picker input indistinguishable from its options; opening does not focus or select #735's own "typing replaces" bug) but forcesscrollLeft = 0so the field shows the HEAD of the name. Re-captured against a freshly rebuilt isolated stack and viewed directly before shipping — see the round-2 390 frames below. The picker's field/row WIDTH itself (the two-up Flock/Date layout) is untouched: that is web: convert Daily entry to MUI — field-first phone #830's layout decision, not this slice's "replace the combobox" mandate.Six real divergences from the design doc's plan, each found by running the rewritten suite against the real installed
@mui/material@9.4.0, are recorded in full indocs/designs/822-mui-revamp.md's "Amendment on pair 1 (#826)":Autocomplete's own Escape handling callsstopPropagation(), which broke a picker nested in a Dialog (Sales' new-order customer, Escape used to close both exploration and the dialog in one press) — fixed by handling Escape in the picker's own rootonKeyDown, beforeAutocomplete's internal switch, viadefaultMuiPrevented.useAutocomplete.js'shandleValuebails out of callingonChangewhen the newly selected option is===the current controlledvalue(reference equality, notisOptionEqualToValue) — a picker whose committed entity and discovery window share the same object reference (FR-037's page-level default customer) silently no-oped on re-clicking the already-committed option. Fixed by passing a shallow clone asvalue.getOptionKeyneeded explicit wiring by id — without it, two same-named rows (a real, tested scenario) collide as React list keys.slots.status, keeping the engine's own status/alert markup as the sole source, sogetByRole("status")stays unambiguous.disablePortalis required, not just elevation — without it the popper renders in a portal todocument.body, defeating the engine's own outside-clickmousedownlistener.Autocomplete's own handling wrap the highlight to the first option against a stale, still-short options list (fixed alongside the Escape suppression); anddisableListWrapstops the same wrap once discovery is fully exhausted, so the true last option holds still instead of teleporting back to the top.Tests
NamedEntityPicker.tsx(component)Autocomplete+ the closed-stateTextFieldredesignNamedEntityPicker.test.tsx<button>)namedEntityPicker.p1.test.tsxnamedPickerUS3.recovery.test.tsxNamedEntityPicker.openFocus.test.tsx<button>DailyEntryPage.test.tsxgetByLabelTextexact-match loosened for the new MUI-painted required asteriskExpensesPage.test.tsxpickAddFlock) fixedFeedPage.test.tsxgetByLabelText+toHaveTextContentsites switched totoHaveValue(same underlying mechanism change)SalesPage.test.tsxCustomerPickerinstances (dialog + page filter)UsersPage.test.tsxpickFlock,assignTrigger)WaterPage.test.tsxflockTriggerNamehelper removedFull web suite:
npm run typecheckclean;npx vitest run132 files / 3,116 tests green;npx vitest run --coverage91.41 / 88.06 / 86.99 / 94.31 (statements/branches/functions/lines) against floors 89/80/85/92 — no re-baseline.npm run build+npm run verify:swclean, precache 1,631.12 KiB (well under the 1,800 KiB D9 ceiling).Guards touched, and the mutation that proves each
styles.elevation.test.ts'sSHADOW_ALLOWED(removed.named-picker-listbox, now dead): added a throwaway.mutant-test-selector { box-shadow: ... }tostyles.css, confirmed the guard goes red (selectorsCastingShadow()picks it up, equality fails), reverted, confirmed green again.styles.elevation.test.ts's radiusit.each(removed.named-picker-trigger): list-membership change only, no new assertion logic to mutate;input's own row still exercises the same--r-inputtoken.styles.test.ts'sbutton.named-picker-triggerlink-bleed guard: retired (no successor — the concern doesn't apply to an MUI-themed field).styles.bare-elements.test.ts's non-vacuity floor: lowered from 150 to 120 to match the real post-deletion count (149, down from 181) — a floor, not a pin, per the guard's own comment.CSS deletion, with grep evidence
Deleted (
web/src/styles.css):.named-picker-control(+ its magnifier pseudo-elements, disabled/focus/aria-expanded input variants),.named-picker-listbox,.named-picker-option(+:last-child/:hover/.active/[aria-selected]),.named-picker-trigger(base +button-qualified +:hover/:disabled), and the 900px media-query overrides for the listbox/option pair — ~216 lines total. Nothing renders any of these selectors anymore:Autocompleteowns the open-state markup, and the closed-statetriggerelement is read for its props only, never inserted into the DOM.Grepped the whole repo (
git grep -n "<class>" -- ':!web/src/styles.css', includingtools/simulation/ui/) before deleting anything:.named-picker-listbox/.named-picker-option/.named-picker-control: 0 hits outsidestyles.css— never referenced elsewhere..named-picker-trigger: still referenced by 11 callerclassNameprops (unchanged, now inert since the engine never renders the trigger element itself) plus historical design-doc/runbook prose — CSS-only deletion, no caller edits.Kept (still have a live render site, confirmed by the same grep):
.named-picker,.named-picker-label,.named-picker-committed, the.named-picker-meta/-status/-live/-loadmore/-clearfamily,.form-grid .named-picker(+ #896's.dialog .form-grid .named-pickeroverride),.named-picker.disabled.Script time (674's method)
Production Docker builds (
deploy/docker-compose.yml, isolated from the shared sim stack), 390×844 viewport, 6× CPU throttle, CDPPerformance.getMetrics()deltas around a navigation to/daily-entry, median of 9, landmark = the flock picker's closed-state trigger visible:91e3d65(hand-rolled trigger)Autocomplete)Script time rises ~52 ms (+6%) for
Autocompleteon Daily Entry — confirmed genuine by diffing bundle chunks (before'sNamedEntityPickerchunk is 12.3 KB; after's is 69.8 KB, 5.7×). Wall time moves 43 ms; style-recalc/layout are flat within noise. Well inside the "light dose" territory 674 measured for the Dashboard's eleven components (+29 ms, +27%) — theAutocomplete-specific slope 674 flagged as unmeasured does not blow up script time on this screen.Captures
1:1, both widths, light theme, from isolated
deploy/docker-compose.ymlbuilds (before:91e3d65; after: this PR's head, after also includes thesize="small", popper-width and selection-head fixes; the 390 Daily-Entry-open and Sales-committed "after" frames were re-captured in round 2, superseding the round-1 versions inline above) — never the sharedcluckwork-simstack. 17 frames attached below:Not a defect: in the Sales toolbar capture, the Customer filter now renders as an outlined MUI field while the Status
<select>beside it is still the old hand-rolled control — expected, since #831 has not yet convertedFilterBarto MUI.hasMore): before/after × 1280/390.tllocale: after-only, 390 (see the truncation finding above).Design doc
Amended
docs/designs/822-mui-revamp.md's D2 pair 1 with the "Amendment on pair 1 (#826)" section covering all six technical divergences plus the owner's presentation redesign, following the same pattern the pair-2 (#827) amendment already established.Codex review of #898 (2026-09-18)
First round (head 4a08662), six findings, all confirmed real and fixed (
4a525f2,0f23fc0):tools/simulation/ui/src/dom.ts'scommitNamedPickermatched the discovery response withencodeURIComponent(%20for a space); the app builds the query string viaURLSearchParams(+for a space) — every real call site passes a multi-word needle, so this never matched and hung until timeout. Fixed to build the expected fragment with the same serializer.NamedEntityPicker.tsx's Autocompletevalueclone was recreated every render, givinguseAutocomplete.js'ssyncHighlightedIndexa new identity each time and retriggering its resync effect on renders unrelated to the committed value. Memoized by committed-entity id/name (clonedSelectedValue).highlightedIdRef(FR-032'satEndcheck) was set but never cleared on Escape/outside-click/typing/close — a retained discovery window reopened after reaching the true end falsely read "already at the end" on the first ArrowDown. Cleared on all four transitions.disableListWrapcomment claimed the real-browser paging spec proved ArrowDown at the true final option does not wrap — the spec committed the moment its sentinel was highlighted, never testing that. Spec now pages past the sentinel to the true end and asserts one more ArrowDown leaves it there.The full quick Playwright suite (mandatory, all 55, both projects) was run against an isolated stack built at head, per instruction not to stop at the picker spec alone — it surfaced two MORE real defects beyond the six:
commitNamedPickerhung a second, opposite way (a restricted worker's auto-prefilled picker madefill(needle)a no-op when the field already readneedle), andworker.spec.tsasserted the closed trigger's bare flock name when it always renders"{name} ({breed})". Both fixed (0f23fc0). Final suite result: 54 passed, 1 deliberately skipped, 0 failed.Second round (head 0f23fc0), two items (
bf5c81b):highlightedIdRefclear. Added three siblings (T023-7e typing, T023-7f Escape, T023-7g outside-click), each using T023-7c's own id-collision technique — all four clear sites individually mutation-checked red-then-green.Third round (head bf5c81b, finding 2 follow-up), real-browser construction (
d10d892): built the same deferred-request construction innamed-entity-picker.spec.tsagainst a real, isolated stack at head — commit a flock, page to the true end, hold the extension's own request viapage.route, assertaria-activedescendantmid-flight and after landing. Passed with the fix in place. Mutation check: swappedclonedSelectedValueback to the inline unmemoized clone, rebuilt the app image, reran the identical spec — passed again, unchanged. Real React scheduling, not jsdom's, and still vacuous for this exact scenario (commit-then-page, one committed value, one extension) — this is the fourth failed attempt at an observable regression test for this mechanism, across two harnesses. Not shipped, per the standing rule against a vacuous guard; both real-browser results are recorded inNamedEntityPicker.test.tsx's comment (now a four-attempt account) and cross-referenced from the spec file. The fix itself (clonedSelectedValue) is unchanged and still the correct response to the mechanism the first review identified by directuseAutocomplete.jsreading — four failed attempts at catching it from the outside is a fact about the symptom's observability, not evidence the fix is unneeded.Summary by CodeRabbit
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