palantir/blueprint

`createNewItemFromQuery` fired on every key press

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#4,510 opened on Jan 28, 2021

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Description

Environment

  • Package version(s): @blueprintjs/core3.38.1 @blueprintjs/icons3.24.0 @blueprintjs/select3.15.3
  • Operating System: Mac OS 11.1
  • Browser name and version: Safari 14.0.2; Chrome 88.0.4324.96

Sandbox

https://stackblitz.com/edit/blueprint-select-create-new-item-bug?file=src/App.js

Steps to reproduce

  1. Open the stackblitz dev console or your web browser's console.
  2. Type anything into the suggest box.
  3. Observe that "create new tag" is called every time you type a new character.

Actual behavior

createNewItemFromQuery is being fired on every key press, and not just by (from the docs) "pressing the Enter key or by clicking on the "Create Item" option".

Expected behavior

createNewItemFromQuery should only fire when pressing the Enter key or when clicking on the "Create Item" option.

Contributor guide

Research direction
Examine the Suggest component's event handlers to determine why createNewItemFromQuery is triggered on every key press rather than only on Enter or click. Look for missing checks in the onChange or onKeyDown handlers.
Tech stack
typescriptreact
Domain
frontend
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Bug
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2
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1-3 hours
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Clear
Prerequisites
ReactTypeScript
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70