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Benchmark PR from qodo-benchmark#724

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  • New Features

    • Introduced LimitedBadges component for displaying compact badge lists with smooth overflow handling. Popover preview on desktop; hover-to-open disabled on mobile for better usability.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced user table type safety and robustness.
    • Improved accessibility with descriptive labels for hidden items.

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Introduces a new LimitedBadges component for compact badge rendering with overflow handling and popover tooltips. RefactorsResponseValueCell to use the new component, removes rowId prop, and enhances UserListTable with explicit TypeScript typing and React Table integration improvements while expanding its public API exports.

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New UI Component
apps/web/components/ui/LimitedBadges.tsx
New component renders up to maxVisible badges with overflow handling; shows "+N" trigger button for hidden items; hover-activated popover displays full item list on desktop; media query-aware to disable hover on mobile; includes aria-label accessibility support.
Components Using LimitedBadges
apps/web/modules/insights/components/ResponseValueCell.tsx, apps/web/modules/insights/hooks/useInsightsColumns.tsx
ResponseValueCell refactored to replace badge rendering logic with LimitedBadges; rowId prop removed and component signature simplified. useInsightsColumns updated to remove rowId from ResponseValueCell call.
Type Improvements & API Expansion
apps/web/modules/users/components/UserTable/UserListTable.tsx
Extensive TypeScript improvements: adds explicit types for table constructs (CellContext, HeaderContext, ColumnDef, FilterType); replaces inline renderers with strongly typed versions; reworks attribute column generation with typed filterType; updates memoization and dependency arrays; restructures exports moving UserListTableProps from inline declaration to explicit re-export; adds public exports for UserTableAction, UserTableState, and UserTableUser; UserListTable function signature now includes explicit JSX.Element | null return type.

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🐰 Hop along with badges bright,
Overflow hidden from plain sight,
Pop them up with hover's delight,
Types now typed so perfectly tight,
Table rows dance left and right!

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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@apps/web/components/ui/LimitedBadges.tsx`:
- Around line 91-98: Hidden items rendered inside the popover lose click
behavior because the span uses only item.label and never attaches the optional
onClick from the BadgeItem shape; update the render in LimitedBadges so each
hidden item forwards its onClick (e.g., use item.onClick or render the existing
BadgeItem component) and keep the cursor-pointer/hover styles, ensuring the
element uses key={item.label} (or key fallback) and calls item.onClick when
present to restore consistent clickable behavior between visible and hidden
badges.

In `@apps/web/modules/users/components/UserTable/UserListTable.tsx`:
- Around line 385-393: The LimitedBadges usage in UserListTable passes an
onClick per team to set the "teams" column filter, but overflowed/hidden items
in LimitedBadges' popover currently drop the onClick so those teams can't be
clicked to filter; update the LimitedBadges component to propagate the item's
onClick to both visible badges and to badges rendered inside the overflow
popover (preserve the same item shape: { label, variant, onClick }) and ensure
the popover renders the clickable element (or attaches the handler) so
table.getColumn("teams")?.setFilterValue([team.name]) works for overflow items
as well.
- Around line 243-253: The label construction in UserListTable (inside the
component where label, weight, groupIndicator are built) always inserts a space
before weight, causing trailing spaces when attribute.isWeightsEnabled is false;
update the logic to only add the weight segment (with its leading space or
percent) when attribute.isWeightsEnabled is true and only append the group
indicator when isAGroupOption is true — e.g., build label from
attributeValue.value and conditionally concat ` ${attributeValue.weight ||
100}%` and ` (group)` or use an array of parts [attributeValue.value,
weightPart, groupPart]. Ensure references: attribute.isWeightsEnabled,
attributeValue.weight, attributeValue.value, isAGroupOption, and the label
variable are updated accordingly.
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apps/web/components/ui/LimitedBadges.tsx (2)

7-7: Remove unused useEffect import.

The useEffect hook is imported but never used in this component.

Suggested fix
-import { useCallback, useMemo, useState, useEffect } from "react";
+import { useCallback, useMemo, useState } from "react";

68-72: Consider using a stable unique key instead of item.label.

If two items have the same label, React will emit a key warning and may behave unexpectedly. Consider adding an id field to BadgeItem or using the index as a fallback key.

Suggested fix using index as fallback
       {visibleItems.map((item, index) => (
-        <Badge key={item.label} variant={item.variant || "gray"} onClick={item.onClick}>
+        <Badge key={`${item.label}-${index}`} variant={item.variant || "gray"} onClick={item.onClick}>
           {item.label}
         </Badge>
       ))}
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  • apps/web/components/ui/LimitedBadges.tsx
  • apps/web/modules/insights/components/ResponseValueCell.tsx
  • apps/web/modules/insights/hooks/useInsightsColumns.tsx
  • apps/web/modules/users/components/UserTable/UserListTable.tsx
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apps/web/modules/insights/components/ResponseValueCell.tsx (1)
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  • LimitedBadges (107-107)
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apps/web/components/ui/LimitedBadges.tsx (1)

34-105: Good component design with responsive hover behavior.

The component appropriately uses useMediaQuery to disable hover-to-open on mobile, memoizes computed values, and handles the empty state correctly.

apps/web/modules/insights/components/ResponseValueCell.tsx (1)

1-24: Clean refactor using LimitedBadges.

The component is now simpler and more maintainable. Good use of as const for the variant literal type and the fallback to id when the optionMap lookup fails.

apps/web/modules/users/components/UserTable/UserListTable.tsx (4)

274-297: Explicit typing for checkbox handlers improves type safety.

The onCheckedChange handlers are now correctly typed with boolean | "indeterminate", aligning with the Checkbox component's expected signature.


518-518: Correct inclusion of t in dependency array.

Including the translation function t ensures columns re-render when the locale changes.


541-574: Properly typed table configuration.

The getRowId and getFacetedUniqueValues implementations are correctly typed and handle the various column filter scenarios appropriately.


745-747: Clean export pattern.

Named exports for both the component and its props type provide a clear public API.

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Comment on lines +91 to +98
<div className="flex flex-col gap-1">
{hiddenItems.map((item, index) => (
<span
key={item.label}
className="text-default cursor-pointer text-sm hover:text-emphasis">
{item.label}
</span>
))}
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major

Hidden items lose onClick functionality in the popover.

Items in the overflow popover have cursor-pointer styling but no onClick handler attached, even though BadgeItem supports an optional onClick. This creates inconsistent behavior where visible items are clickable but hidden items are not.

Proposed fix
             <div className="flex flex-col gap-1">
               {hiddenItems.map((item, index) => (
                 <span
-                  key={item.label}
-                  className="text-default cursor-pointer text-sm hover:text-emphasis">
+                  key={`${item.label}-${index}`}
+                  role={item.onClick ? "button" : undefined}
+                  onClick={item.onClick}
+                  className={`text-default text-sm hover:text-emphasis ${item.onClick ? "cursor-pointer" : ""}`}>
                   {item.label}
                 </span>
               ))}
             </div>
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<div className="flex flex-col gap-1">
{hiddenItems.map((item, index) => (
<span
key={item.label}
className="text-default cursor-pointer text-sm hover:text-emphasis">
{item.label}
</span>
))}
<div className="flex flex-col gap-1">
{hiddenItems.map((item, index) => (
<span
key={`${item.label}-${index}`}
role={item.onClick ? "button" : undefined}
onClick={item.onClick}
className={`text-default text-sm hover:text-emphasis ${item.onClick ? "cursor-pointer" : ""}`}>
{item.label}
</span>
))}
</div>
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@apps/web/components/ui/LimitedBadges.tsx` around lines 91 - 98, Hidden items
rendered inside the popover lose click behavior because the span uses only
item.label and never attaches the optional onClick from the BadgeItem shape;
update the render in LimitedBadges so each hidden item forwards its onClick
(e.g., use item.onClick or render the existing BadgeItem component) and keep the
cursor-pointer/hover styles, ensuring the element uses key={item.label} (or key
fallback) and calls item.onClick when present to restore consistent clickable
behavior between visible and hidden badges.

Comment on lines +243 to +253
let weight = "";
if (attribute.isWeightsEnabled) {
weight = `${attributeValue.weight || 100}%`;
}
let groupIndicator = "";
if (isAGroupOption) {
groupIndicator = " (group)";
}
let label = attributeValue.value;
label = `${label} ${weight}`;
label = `${label}${groupIndicator}`;
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Label construction leaves trailing space when weights are disabled.

When attribute.isWeightsEnabled is false, weight is an empty string, but line 252 still concatenates " " before it, resulting in labels like "value " with a trailing space.

Proposed fix
-                    let weight = "";
-                    if (attribute.isWeightsEnabled) {
-                      weight = `${attributeValue.weight || 100}%`;
-                    }
-                    let groupIndicator = "";
-                    if (isAGroupOption) {
-                      groupIndicator = " (group)";
-                    }
-                    let label = attributeValue.value;
-                    label = `${label} ${weight}`;
-                    label = `${label}${groupIndicator}`;
+                    const weight = attribute.isWeightsEnabled
+                      ? ` ${attributeValue.weight || 100}%`
+                      : "";
+                    const groupIndicator = isAGroupOption ? " (group)" : "";
+                    const label = `${attributeValue.value}${weight}${groupIndicator}`;
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let weight = "";
if (attribute.isWeightsEnabled) {
weight = `${attributeValue.weight || 100}%`;
}
let groupIndicator = "";
if (isAGroupOption) {
groupIndicator = " (group)";
}
let label = attributeValue.value;
label = `${label} ${weight}`;
label = `${label}${groupIndicator}`;
const weight = attribute.isWeightsEnabled
? ` ${attributeValue.weight || 100}%`
: "";
const groupIndicator = isAGroupOption ? " (group)" : "";
const label = `${attributeValue.value}${weight}${groupIndicator}`;
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@apps/web/modules/users/components/UserTable/UserListTable.tsx` around lines
243 - 253, The label construction in UserListTable (inside the component where
label, weight, groupIndicator are built) always inserts a space before weight,
causing trailing spaces when attribute.isWeightsEnabled is false; update the
logic to only add the weight segment (with its leading space or percent) when
attribute.isWeightsEnabled is true and only append the group indicator when
isAGroupOption is true — e.g., build label from attributeValue.value and
conditionally concat ` ${attributeValue.weight || 100}%` and ` (group)` or use
an array of parts [attributeValue.value, weightPart, groupPart]. Ensure
references: attribute.isWeightsEnabled, attributeValue.weight,
attributeValue.value, isAGroupOption, and the label variable are updated
accordingly.

Comment on lines +385 to +393
<LimitedBadges
items={teams.map((team) => ({
label: team.name,
variant: "gray" as const,
onClick: () => {
table.getColumn("teams")?.setFilterValue([team.name]);
}}>
{team.name}
</Badge>
))}
},
}))}
/>
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Teams column LimitedBadges usage will lose filter functionality for overflow items.

The onClick handler to set column filters is correctly passed, but due to the issue in LimitedBadges where hidden items don't receive the onClick handler, teams that overflow into the popover won't be filterable by clicking.

This will be resolved once the LimitedBadges component is fixed to pass onClick to hidden items.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@apps/web/modules/users/components/UserTable/UserListTable.tsx` around lines
385 - 393, The LimitedBadges usage in UserListTable passes an onClick per team
to set the "teams" column filter, but overflowed/hidden items in LimitedBadges'
popover currently drop the onClick so those teams can't be clicked to filter;
update the LimitedBadges component to propagate the item's onClick to both
visible badges and to badges rendered inside the overflow popover (preserve the
same item shape: { label, variant, onClick }) and ensure the popover renders the
clickable element (or attaches the handler) so
table.getColumn("teams")?.setFilterValue([team.name]) works for overflow items
as well.

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