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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes introduce an alphabetical sorting toggle for the people list in the desktop application's contact view, adding a UI button to control this behavior. Additionally, the JSON schema for model configurations is reorganized to consistently order properties, particularly ensuring the "type" property appears first in each model variant. Changes
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participant User
participant ContactView (React)
participant PeopleList
User->>ContactView (React): Clicks "Sort A-Z" button
ContactView (React)->>ContactView (React): Toggle sortAlphabetically state
ContactView (React)->>PeopleList: Recompute displayPeople (sorted or unsorted)
PeopleList-->>User: Render updated people list
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| onClick={() => setSortAlphabetically(!sortAlphabetically)} |
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Deriving the next state from the current value inside the setter can read a stale value when React batches updates; use the functional updater form to ensure correctness (Based on your team's feedback about always using functional updates when toggling boolean state).
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Address the following comment on apps/desktop/src/components/finder/views/contact-view.tsx at line 258:
<comment>Deriving the next state from the current value inside the setter can read a stale value when React batches updates; use the functional updater form to ensure correctness (Based on your team's feedback about always using functional updates when toggling boolean state).</comment>
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@@ -240,28 +253,40 @@ export function ContactView({ userId, initialPersonId, initialOrgId }: ContactVi
<div className="w-[250px] border-r border-neutral-200 flex flex-col">
<div className="px-3 py-2 border-b border-neutral-200 flex items-center justify-between">
<h3 className="text-xs font-medium text-neutral-600">People</h3>
- <button
- onClick={() => {
- const newPersonId = crypto.randomUUID();
- dbCommands.upsertHuman({
- id: newPersonId,
- organization_id: selectedOrganization,
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| onClick={() => setSortAlphabetically(!sortAlphabetically)} | |
| onClick={() => setSortAlphabetically(prev => !prev)} |
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Summary by cubic
Added an option to sort contacts alphabetically in the contact view and cleaned up the schema field order for consistency.
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