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athul-ab and others added 2 commits February 9, 2026 15:18
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Adds .slice(-200) limit to prevent unbounded memory growth in live mode.
Removes all [LiveTrace] and [LogsTab] debug console.log statements.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This pull request focuses on bug fixes and improvements to the agent interface. It includes styling adjustments for the TextArea component, removal of excessive console logs in the Logs tab, limiting the number of logs displayed for performance reasons, and updates to global styles for better UI consistency.

Highlights

  • TextArea Component Styling: The TextArea component in TextArea.tsx has been updated to remove the default border and shadow, providing a cleaner look. The hover background color is retained.
  • Logs Tab Console Log Removal: Multiple console.log statements have been removed from logs/index.tsx to reduce console noise during live trace handling and batch processing.
  • Logs Data Limit: The logs/index.tsx file now limits the number of logs displayed to the most recent 200 entries, improving performance and reducing memory usage.
  • Global Styles Update: The global styles in globals.scss have been adjusted to improve the appearance of labels and input fields, including padding and border styles.

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  • services/budadmin/src/components/ui/bud/dataEntry/TextArea.tsx
    • Removed default border and shadow from TextArea component.
    • Retained hover background color.
  • services/budadmin/src/pages/home/agentDetails/[agentId]/logs/index.tsx
    • Removed console.log statements for cleaner output.
    • Limited logs data to the most recent 200 entries.
    • Improved performance by reducing memory usage.
  • services/budadmin/src/styles/globals.scss
    • Adjusted label styles for better appearance.
    • Updated input field styles, including padding and border.
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  • Styling adjustments for TextArea component.
  • Removal of console logs in Logs tab.
  • Limiting logs data for performance.
  • Updates to global styles.
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This pull request introduces several bug fixes and style adjustments. The most notable changes include removing debug console.log statements and limiting the number of log entries stored in the state to prevent performance issues in the logs view. My review includes suggestions to improve code clarity by removing redundant CSS classes, replacing magic numbers with named constants, and correcting a likely typo in a CSS padding value.

maxLength={400}
autoSize={{ minRows: 3, maxRows: 8 }}
className="!border !border-[#757575] hover:!border-[#CFCFCF] hover:!bg-[#FFFFFF08] shadow-none !placeholder-[#808080] !placeholder:text-[#808080]"
className="!border-none !shadow-none !border-[0] hover:!bg-[#FFFFFF08] shadow-none !placeholder-[#808080] !placeholder:text-[#808080]"
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The className string contains several redundant utility classes. For example, !shadow-none is specified twice. Also, !border-none and !border-[0] are used together, while !border-none is sufficient. Similarly, !placeholder-[#808080] and !placeholder:text-[#808080] are duplicates. Simplifying this will improve code readability and maintainability.

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className="!border-none !shadow-none !border-[0] hover:!bg-[#FFFFFF08] shadow-none !placeholder-[#808080] !placeholder:text-[#808080]"
className="!border-none !shadow-none hover:!bg-[#FFFFFF08] !placeholder-[#808080]"


console.log('[LiveTrace] Created LogEntry:', newEntry);
setLogsData(prev => [...prev, newEntry]);
setLogsData(prev => [...prev, newEntry].slice(-200));
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The number 200 is used here to limit the number of log entries, which is a good way to prevent performance degradation. However, it's a magic number. It would be better to define it as a named constant at the top of the component (e.g., const MAX_LOG_ENTRIES = 200;). This improves readability and makes it easier to maintain, especially since this value is used elsewhere in the file.

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setLogsData(prev => [...prev, newEntry].slice(-200));
setLogsData(prev => [...prev, newEntry].slice(-MAX_LOG_ENTRIES));

};

setLogsData(prev => [...prev, newEntry]);
setLogsData(prev => [...prev, newEntry].slice(-200));
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This is another instance of using the magic number 200. As mentioned in the previous comment, this should be replaced with a shared constant like MAX_LOG_ENTRIES to ensure consistency and improve maintainability.

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setLogsData(prev => [...prev, newEntry].slice(-200));
setLogsData(prev => [...prev, newEntry].slice(-MAX_LOG_ENTRIES));

color: white;
background: var(--color-background);
padding: 0 4px;
padding: 0 0.025rem;
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The horizontal padding 0.025rem is very small (equivalent to 0.4px if 1rem=16px) and seems like a potential typo. The previous value was 4px which is 0.25rem. If the intention was to keep a similar spacing, it should probably be 0.25rem.

    padding: 0 0.25rem;

@athul-ab athul-ab merged commit 97eb053 into master Feb 9, 2026
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