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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@ui/component/formNewCollection/view.jsx`:
- Line 35: The button enablement uses the raw newCollectionName while
handleAddCollection trims it, allowing whitespace-only names to be submitted;
compute and reuse a trimmed variant (e.g., trimmedName =
newCollectionName.trim()) and use trimmedName for the button's disabled prop and
when creating the collection inside handleAddCollection (or guard early if
trimmedName.length === 0) so whitespace-only input is correctly treated as
empty; update references to newCollectionName in the button disabled check to
use that trimmed variable (and keep handleAddCollection using the same trimmed
value).
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Whitespace-only names bypass the disabled check.
newCollectionName is trimmed in handleAddCollection (Line 35), but the button's disabled prop on Line 79 checks newCollectionName.length === 0 against the untrimmed value. A user can type only spaces, the button stays enabled, and then an empty-string name is submitted.
Proposed fix
- disabled={newCollectionName.length === 0}
+ disabled={newCollectionName.trim().length === 0}Also applies to: 79-79
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ui/component/formNewCollection/view.jsx` at line 35, The button enablement
uses the raw newCollectionName while handleAddCollection trims it, allowing
whitespace-only names to be submitted; compute and reuse a trimmed variant
(e.g., trimmedName = newCollectionName.trim()) and use trimmedName for the
button's disabled prop and when creating the collection inside
handleAddCollection (or guard early if trimmedName.length === 0) so
whitespace-only input is correctly treated as empty; update references to
newCollectionName in the button disabled check to use that trimmed variable (and
keep handleAddCollection using the same trimmed value).
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