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Strange behavior in creating page where there is a TextArray field

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#4,158 opened on Mar 30, 2017

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Description

Expected behavior

Actual/Current behavior

Steps to reproduce the actual/current behavior

  1. create a model like this:
const Test = new keystone.List('Test');

Test.add({
	tags: { type: Types.TextArray, required: false, initial: true },
	remark: { type: String, initial: true },
});

2.visit admin ui and open create page(ie. [http://localhost:3000/keystone/tests]), click 'Create Test' 3.Then click 'Cancel' button but the popup window does not close.And all other fields seems to be disabled until you add some tags. 4.If some tags are added first, then the page works normally.

Environment

Software Version
Keystone 4.0.0-beta.5
Node 6.10.1

Contributor guide

Research direction
Investigate the behavior of the TextArray field type in the Keystone admin UI when creating a new item. Focus on the client side JavaScript that handles the create form, particularly how it manages required fields and the cancel button interaction. Look for event handlers or validation logic that might be triggered incorrectly by the TextArray field.
Tech stack
javascript
Domain
backend
Issue type
Bug
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2
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1-3 hours
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Fresh
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Needs investigation
Prerequisites
GitNode.jsKeystone
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50