fix(dashboard): keep an API base typed before the provider's hints land - #1333
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WalkthroughThe provider dialog now stores known and custom provider inputs in draft objects. Child forms send partial updates to ChangesProvider form draft refactor
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Refactor Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to An API base entered immediately after selecting a provider can be replaced by the provider default. Preserve nonblank edits before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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…hange KnownProviderForm took 21 props, nine of them a value and its setter, because lifting the drafts above the tab components spelled every field twice in four places. Each tab now takes its draft as one value plus an `onChange` that applies a patch: 21 props become 8, and 12 become 6. The API base seeding effect moves up with the state it writes. Its marker was the one piece of bookkeeping the child had to keep in step with the parent, and a caller that changed the provider without clearing it left the base blank. `changeKnownDraft` now clears the marker on any change to `providerId`, which covers choosing a provider and clearing the picker in one place. The parent's `useProviderDetail` observer shares the tab's cached query rather than adding a request. The marker also loses the `string | null` it carried: empty is the absent value here, as it already is for `providerId`. No behavior change; the existing tests cover the drafts surviving a switch, the armed guard, the preserved API base and the clear-then-repick reseed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@web/src/features/providers/ProvidersPage.tsx`:
- Around line 545-600: Update the knownSelected initialization effect in
ProvidersPage to seed the provider default only when current.apiBase is still
blank; preserve any API-base value entered before useProviderDetail finishes
loading, while retaining the existing provider-ID guard and seeded-state
tracking.
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Choosing a provider blanks the API base and starts the request for that provider's built-in default. An operator who opened Advanced and typed during that window lost it: the seeding effect fired when the detail arrived and overwrote whatever was in the field. The provider-id guard stopped a stale detail from another provider, not this one. Seed only a base nobody has typed. The provider is marked seeded either way, so a base cleared afterwards is not taken as an invitation to fill it in again. Found by CodeRabbit on #1333. It predates that PR and the tab-state fix before it; the test fails on both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Description
Two things, in the Add provider dialog.
The fix. Choosing a provider fills in its built-in API base, and it fetches that address rather than knowing it up front. If you opened Advanced and typed an address of your own during that moment, it was overwritten the instant the provider's details arrived. Now an address you typed wins; the built-in default only fills a field nobody has touched. This predates both this PR and #1105, and CodeRabbit spotted it here.
The cleanup. #1105 fixed a real bug, the dialog discarding a half-filled tab (a pasted API key included) when you switched tabs, by moving the fields up into the component holding both tabs so they survive while the tab drawing them comes and goes. The cost was handing each field back down one at a time, as a value and a setter: the known tab took 21 props. Each tab now takes its draft as a single value plus one
onChange. 21 props become 8, and 12 become 6. A field added later reaches the form, the unsaved-changes guard and the reset at once rather than in three edits that can drift apart, which is the drift that caused the original bug. Nothing else about the dialog changes.How to test it locally
https://proxy.internal/v1. It stays put once the provider's details load.Automated: step 2 is a new test, which fails on
mainand on #1105's head. Steps 3 and 4 are covered by tests that came in with #1105 and did not change, which is the point of the cleanup half.pnpm --dir web testis green at 6670 tests across 203 files;pnpm --dir web run lint,run typecheckandmake lintare clean.PR Type
Relevant issues
Follows up #1105.
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tests/unit,tests/integration).make lint,make typecheck,make test).uv run python scripts/generate_openapi.py).ARCHITECTURE.mdorscripts/check_architecture.py, the description names the rule and says why.Dashboard-only, so no docs, OpenAPI or architecture rule is involved.
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Written as a follow-up to reviewing #1105. The bug CodeRabbit raised was reproduced against this head and against
mainbefore being fixed, so the test pins the bug rather than the fix. Every check named above was run at this head rather than assumed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code