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    • Enhanced dropdown filtering with fuzzy search, allowing for more flexible and intuitive item matching.
    • When search results exceed 50 items, only the first 50 are shown, along with a message indicating truncation.

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The update modifies the filtering logic used in the AttributeButtonPopover component for the MenuItemSelect dropdown. Instead of a basic case-insensitive substring match, the component now uses a fuzzy matching algorithm via the fuzzy library. The new logic displays up to 50 matching items and, if more results are found, adds a special message indicating that only the first 50 items are shown. No changes were made to exported or public entity declarations.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/features/attributeSelect.tsx Replaced substring matching filter with fuzzy matching using the fuzzy library; added truncation and message for >50 results.

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    User->>AttributeButtonPopover: Types query in dropdown
    AttributeButtonPopover->>fuzzy: Perform fuzzy match on items
    fuzzy-->>AttributeButtonPopover: Return filtered items
    AttributeButtonPopover->>User: Display up to 50 items (+ message if truncated)
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/features/attributeSelect.tsx (1)

183-193: Great implementation of fuzzy search with results limiting

The implementation replaces a basic case-insensitive substring matching with more powerful fuzzy searching. The code correctly:

  • Returns all items when the query is empty
  • Converts items to strings for fuzzy matching
  • Maps fuzzy results back to original items
  • Limits results to 50 items with a helpful message when truncated

Consider adding a comment explaining why the 50-item limit was chosen, as this could help future maintainers understand the reasoning behind this constant.

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src/features/attributeSelect.tsx (1)

37-37: Added new dependency for fuzzy search capability

The import of the fuzzy library is appropriate for implementing the new fuzzy matching functionality.

@mdroidian mdroidian merged commit 6172842 into main Apr 27, 2025
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@mdroidian mdroidian deleted the eng-189-check-if-attribute-select-is-also-fuzzy-search-that-matches branch April 27, 2025 22:05
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