Parent testing issue: #1
Source defect report: https://github.com/eviltester/anywaydata-ai-testing/blob/main/docs/testing/20260625/issue-230-001/defects/ux-002-enter-does-not-apply-selected-method.md
Testing artifact folder: https://github.com/eviltester/anywaydata-ai-testing/tree/main/docs/testing/20260625/issue-230-001
Original grid-table-editor story: eviltester/grid-table-editor#230
Original grid-table-editor PR: eviltester/grid-table-editor#247
The detailed defect report from the testing artifact is copied below.
UX-002: Enter does not apply the focused selected method in the picker
Severity: Low to medium
Status: Defect candidate, repeatable in automated browser pass
Area: Method picker dialog, keyboard shortcut, search results
Evidence:
- Screenshot:
../screenshots/ux-regression-10-keyboard-enter-after-tile-focus.png
- State data:
../support/ux-regression-keyboard-results.json, labels enter-with-tile-focused-before-key and enter-with-tile-focused-after-key
Steps:
- Open
https://eviltester.github.io/grid-table-editor/generator.html.
- Change the schema row type to
domain.
- Click
Select domain command.
- Search for
internet.httpMethod.
- Focus the single visible result tile.
- Press
Enter.
Observed:
The focused tile remains focused, the dialog stays open, and the row remains Select domain command with an empty command value. A parallel check pressing Enter while the search input contained the single selected result also left the dialog open without applying the command.
Expected:
If Enter is intended as a picker shortcut, pressing Enter on a focused selected result should apply the selected method or otherwise activate the focused result in a clearly useful way. If Enter is intentionally not an apply shortcut, the UI should not rely on it as part of the picker keyboard workflow.
Why this matters:
Search narrows to a single selected result, but keyboard users still have to tab or move to Apply. This makes the advertised or expected search-plus-Enter workflow feel incomplete.
Triage Decision
If enter is used and the help does not match the command then show the help for te command, if it does match the command then treat enter as apply.
Parent testing issue: #1
Source defect report: https://github.com/eviltester/anywaydata-ai-testing/blob/main/docs/testing/20260625/issue-230-001/defects/ux-002-enter-does-not-apply-selected-method.md
Testing artifact folder: https://github.com/eviltester/anywaydata-ai-testing/tree/main/docs/testing/20260625/issue-230-001
Original grid-table-editor story: eviltester/grid-table-editor#230
Original grid-table-editor PR: eviltester/grid-table-editor#247
The detailed defect report from the testing artifact is copied below.
UX-002: Enter does not apply the focused selected method in the picker
Severity: Low to medium
Status: Defect candidate, repeatable in automated browser pass
Area: Method picker dialog, keyboard shortcut, search results
Evidence:
../screenshots/ux-regression-10-keyboard-enter-after-tile-focus.png../support/ux-regression-keyboard-results.json, labelsenter-with-tile-focused-before-keyandenter-with-tile-focused-after-keySteps:
https://eviltester.github.io/grid-table-editor/generator.html.domain.Select domain command.internet.httpMethod.Enter.Observed:
The focused tile remains focused, the dialog stays open, and the row remains
Select domain commandwith an empty command value. A parallel check pressingEnterwhile the search input contained the single selected result also left the dialog open without applying the command.Expected:
If Enter is intended as a picker shortcut, pressing Enter on a focused selected result should apply the selected method or otherwise activate the focused result in a clearly useful way. If Enter is intentionally not an apply shortcut, the UI should not rely on it as part of the picker keyboard workflow.
Why this matters:
Search narrows to a single selected result, but keyboard users still have to tab or move to
Apply. This makes the advertised or expected search-plus-Enter workflow feel incomplete.Triage Decision
If enter is used and the help does not match the command then show the help for te command, if it does match the command then treat enter as apply.