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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe STAC plugin now browses static catalogs through a lazy, accessible tree. Selected entries scope searches, collection activation fits the map, API connections retain flat collection behavior, and localization plus unit and end-to-end tests cover the feature. ChangesStatic STAC catalog browsing
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds tree-scoped STAC browsing and asynchronous search/map activation, but current races can apply an outdated collection or error to the active view, and mixed catalogs can omit directly contained items; these correctness issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant STACPanel
participant CatalogTree
participant STACAPI
participant Map
User->>STACPanel: connect to static catalog
STACPanel->>STACAPI: connectStac
STACAPI-->>STACPanel: catalog children
STACPanel->>CatalogTree: reset(nodes)
User->>CatalogTree: activate collection
CatalogTree->>STACPanel: return selected entry and bbox
STACPanel->>STACAPI: runSearch(entries)
STACPanel->>Map: fit collection extent
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In `@e2e/stac-api-panel.spec.ts`:
- Line 126: Replace the change-only assertions in
e2e/stac-api-panel.spec.ts:126-126 and e2e/stac-catalog-tree.spec.ts:230-230
with assertions that the final map view matches the selected collection extent:
landsat-9 in the API panel test and hazards in the catalog tree test. Validate
the resulting bounds or center against each collection’s extent rather than
merely checking that the view changed.
In `@e2e/stac-catalog-tree.spec.ts`:
- Around line 140-160: Update the test around the Topics expansion flow to
record fixture requests and assert that topics/catalog.json has not been
requested before Topics is opened, then verify it is first requested as part of
opening Topics. Preserve the existing visibility, aria-expanded, and indentation
assertions.
- Around line 94-105: Extend the selection tests around hazards and geology to
cover modifier-click behavior: use Ctrl/Cmd-click to select a second row while
preserving the first row’s selected state and aria-selected attributes. Add
equivalent search coverage for Meta+Enter alongside the existing Control+Enter
case, verifying the expected search behavior.
In `@packages/plugins/src/plugins/stac-api.ts`:
- Around line 238-251: Update packages/plugins/src/plugins/stac-api.ts lines
238-251: export collectionBbox and reject odd-length bbox arrays before
calculating midpoint coordinates. Update
packages/plugins/src/plugins/maplibre-stac.ts lines 877-886: in the
collectionSelect double-click handler, replace the inline box.length / 2
coordinate calculation with the exported collectionBbox helper.
Apply the same fix in `@packages/plugins/src/plugins/maplibre-stac.ts` around
lines 877 - 886: The handler duplicates the same unsafe bbox index calculation
and should call the shared helper.
In `@packages/plugins/src/plugins/stac-catalog-tree.ts`:
- Around line 143-162: Update addNode so each treeitem row references its
sibling childrenBox via a unique id using aria-owns, and set aria-level to depth
plus one so assistive technology can identify ownership and nesting depth.
Ensure the group receives the matching id before the elements are appended.
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892-894: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPrevent stale extent reads from moving the map.
If a user activates another collection before this request completes, this callback can fit the map to the previously activated collection. Track a collection-activation generation. Apply
fitBoundsonly when the response belongs to the latest activation.Proposed fix
+ let collectionActivationGeneration = 0; + function showCollection(href: string, bbox?: [number, number, number, number]): void { + const activationGeneration = ++collectionActivationGeneration; void runSearch(false); if (bbox) return void appRef?.fitBounds?.(bbox); // A collection guessed from its link has never been read, so its extent has to be fetched. void openCatalogNode(href, fetch, controller.signal) - .then((node) => node.bbox && appRef?.fitBounds?.(node.bbox)) + .then((node) => { + if (activationGeneration === collectionActivationGeneration && node.bbox) + appRef?.fitBounds?.(node.bbox); + }) .catch(() => undefined); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/plugins/src/plugins/maplibre-stac.ts`:
- Around line 892-894: Update the collection activation flow around
openCatalogNode so each activation records a new generation and the completion
callback applies fitBounds only if its captured generation is still current.
Preserve the existing bbox check and error handling, while preventing responses
from earlier activations from moving the map.
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| /** The tree asked for a collection: search it, and send the map to it. */ | ||
| function showCollection(href: string, bbox?: [number, number, number, number]): void { | ||
| void runSearch(false); | ||
| if (bbox) return void appRef?.fitBounds?.(bbox); | ||
| // A collection guessed from its link has never been read, so its extent has to be fetched. | ||
| void openCatalogNode(href, fetch, controller.signal) | ||
| .then((node) => node.bbox && appRef?.fitBounds?.(node.bbox)) | ||
| .catch(() => undefined); |
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Possible stale-fetch race when double-clicking multiple collections quickly.
runSearch(false) is generation-guarded (searchGeneration), but this openCatalogNode(href, ...) call for the extent fit is not. If a user double-clicks collection A (whose bbox is unknown, so this fetch fires) and then quickly double-clicks collection B (whose bbox is already known, so fitBounds runs immediately), A's fetch can resolve afterward and call appRef?.fitBounds?.(node.bbox), snapping the map back to A's extent even though B is now the active selection/search.
Consider gating this callback the same way runSearch is (e.g. capture searchGeneration before the call and check it in .then), or track the currently-showing href and ignore a stale response.
Confidence: medium — plausible in normal fast-clicking usage, not covered by the e2e "double-click" tests (which each exercise a single collection).
| const steps: Record<string, () => void> = { | ||
| ArrowDown: () => step(1), | ||
| ArrowUp: () => step(-1), | ||
| ArrowRight: () => { | ||
| if (kind === "collection") return; | ||
| if (!self.open) return activate(false); | ||
| focusRow(self.children[0]); | ||
| }, | ||
| ArrowLeft: () => { | ||
| if (self.open) return expand(false); | ||
| focusRow(self.parent); | ||
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| "Ctrl+Enter": () => (kind === "collection" ? show() : activate(false)), | ||
| Home: () => focusRow(reachable()[0]), | ||
| End: () => focusRow(reachable().at(-1)), | ||
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| const take = steps[event.ctrlKey || event.metaKey ? `Ctrl+${event.key}` : event.key]; |
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Ctrl/Cmd + Arrow (and Ctrl+Home/End) silently do nothing.
const take = steps[event.ctrlKey || event.metaKey ? `Ctrl+${event.key}` : event.key];Whenever a modifier is held, the lookup key becomes Ctrl+<key> for every key, but steps only defines a Ctrl+Enter entry. So Ctrl+ArrowDown, Ctrl+ArrowUp, Ctrl+ArrowLeft, Ctrl+ArrowRight, Ctrl+Home, and Ctrl+End all miss the lookup and take is undefined, so the whole handler no-ops (no preventDefault, no focus move).
This breaks the common ARIA multi-select tree pattern where a keyboard/screen-reader user moves focus with Ctrl+Arrow while building a selection with Ctrl+Space at each stop (Space still works since it's native button activation). Right now, holding Ctrl while navigating with arrows just does nothing rather than moving focus without changing selection.
Not covered by tests/stac-catalog-tree.test.ts (only plain-arrow navigation and Ctrl+Enter are tested).
Confidence: medium — real accessibility/keyboard-nav gap, though not a crash or data-correctness bug.
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| * Reads what is inside the node, and chooses it if it turns out to be a collection after all. | ||
| * A link ending in `collection.json` is taken at its word and never read for children: every | ||
| * collection in the catalogs this was built against holds items, not more collections, and a | ||
| * read per row to prove that is a cost with nothing to show for it. A collection that does | ||
| * nest is still searched whole — only its shape stays out of the tree. |
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Minor doc/code mismatch: this comment says "A collection that does nest is still searched whole — only its shape stays out of the tree," but the code below it (for (const child of opened.children) addNode(child, self, depth + 1); ... if (opened.children.length) return expand(true);) does add the discovered children as tree rows and expands the node to show them whenever opened.children.length is truthy — so a nesting collection's shape does show in the tree. Worth tightening the comment (or the code, if hiding the shape was actually intended) so it matches actual behavior.
Confidence: low — cosmetic, doesn't affect functionality, but could mislead future readers/maintainers.
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The core logic (multi-select toggling, generation-guarded async reveal, static-vs-API tree gating, filter/cursor persistence across pages, bbox flattening) was traced through carefully and checks out against its extensive test coverage; the three items above are the only discrepancies found. |
| ArrowLeft: () => { | ||
| if (self.open) return expand(false); | ||
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Bug (medium confidence): a node whose kind turns out to be "collection" and has nested children (the case described in the reveal docstring at line 183-190 — "one that nests still shows what it holds") gets stuck permanently expanded-then-unreachable once collapsed here.
ArrowLeft calls expand(false) unconditionally when self.open is true (no kind check), so it can collapse such a row. But re-opening it is gated by kind === "collection" in two places that both refuse to act:
activate()(line 226-231):if (kind === "collection") return select(...)— always selects, never reaches theexpand(!self.open)branch that would reopen it, regardless ofloaded.- The
ArrowRighthandler (line 259-263):if (kind === "collection") return;— bails out with no effect at all.
So after an ArrowLeft collapse, neither a click, Enter/Space (which route through activate), nor ArrowRight can re-expand the row — its children become permanently unreachable until the whole tree is reset. Consider letting ArrowRight/activate fall through to expand(!self.open) whenever the row actually has children, regardless of kind.
| const roots: Unread[] = (options.entries?.length ? options.entries : [connection.url]).map( | ||
| // The root is already in hand, so a chosen entry that is the root costs no read. | ||
| (url) => (url === connection.url ? { url, document: connection.root } : { url }), | ||
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Minor performance nit (low confidence): only the catalog root (connection.url) is reused via connection.root here; every other selected entries href is queued as { url } with no document, so read() fetches it again from the network.
This mostly doesn't matter for the common case (a link that already looks like collection.json is never opened by the tree — see stac-catalog-tree.ts's activate()), but for the "container that turned out to be a collection" case, stac-catalog-tree.ts's reveal() already fetched that exact document once via openCatalogNode to discover its kind/bbox, and this refetches it. Not incorrect, just a redundant request per such selected entry — worth a comment at least, if not worth caching.
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| for (const child of opened.children) addNode(child, self, depth + 1); | ||
| if (kind === "collection") select(node.href, row, additive); | ||
| if (opened.children.length) return expand(true); | ||
| if (kind === "collection") { | ||
| glyph.textContent = GLYPH.leaf; | ||
| row.removeAttribute("aria-expanded"); | ||
| return; | ||
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| const empty = el("div", labels.empty); | ||
| empty.style.cssText = `${style.empty}padding-inline-start:${16 + depth * 12}px;`; | ||
| childrenBox.append(empty); | ||
| expand(true); |
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Nodes that hold items directly, with no sub-catalogs, render as "Empty" and can't be searched from the tree.
catalogChildren (stac-api.ts) only turns rel === "child" links into tree nodes; rel === "item" links are ignored. A STAC Catalog is allowed by spec to link directly to Items without any Collection wrapper (this is the structure used in several of the spec's own examples). When reveal() opens such a node here, opened.children is empty and kind stays "container" (its type isn't "Collection"), so it falls into the labels.empty branch — the UI tells the user the node is empty even though it has items, and since only kind === "collection" rows are ever added to selected, there is no way to scope a search to just that node from the tree.
The items are still reachable via a whole-catalog search (no tree selection → walks from the root), so this is a UX/completeness gap rather than data loss, but the "Empty" label is actively misleading for spec-valid catalogs shaped this way.
Confidence: medium — depends on encountering a real catalog that links items directly off a Catalog node without an intermediate Collection.
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| const segments = new URL(href).pathname.split("/").filter(Boolean); | ||
| const last = segments.at(-1); | ||
| const name = (/\.json$/i.test(last ?? "") ? segments.at(-2) : last) ?? href; |
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Quality (low confidence): When an untitled child link's .json file sits directly at the root with no parent folder segment (e.g. https://host/collection.json), segments.at(-2) is undefined, so name falls back to the full href — the tree row ends up titled with the raw URL instead of something readable like the collection's id/filename. Might be worth falling back to last (the filename minus .json) rather than the entire href in that case.
| const name = (/\.json$/i.test(last ?? "") ? segments.at(-2) : last) ?? href; | |
| const name = (/\.json$/i.test(last ?? "") ? (segments.at(-2) ?? last?.replace(/\.json$/i, "")) : last) ?? href; |
| ArrowUp: () => step(-1), | ||
| ArrowRight: () => { | ||
| if (kind === "collection" && !self.children.length) return; | ||
| if (!self.open) return activate(false); |
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Bugs (low-medium confidence): For a node whose kind became "collection" after being revealed and that also holds nested children (the "collection that turned out to hold collections" case), ArrowRight on a collapsed row calls activate(false), which routes through select(node.href, row, false). Because this is a non-additive select, it clears every other currently-chosen row in the tree before selecting this one — so simply re-expanding a folder with the keyboard silently wipes out an existing multi-selection made elsewhere (e.g. via Ctrl-click). Plain mouse clicks have the same side effect, but there it's expected since click always "chooses"; for a navigation key that's more surprising. Worth considering separating "expand" from "select" here, e.g. only select when the row isn't already part of the current selection, or leave selection untouched when the key press is purely a navigation/expand action.
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Overall the race-condition handling (search generations, per-walk filter snapshots, aborting stale bbox fetches) and the selection/ARIA state management in the new tree are careful and well covered by the accompanying unit and e2e tests; the two findings above are narrow edge cases rather than core-flow defects. |
| if (kind === "collection") { | ||
| select(node.href, row, additive); | ||
| if (self.children.length) return expand(!self.open); | ||
| void reveal(false, additive); | ||
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Bug (medium-high confidence): a plain click on a collection-kind row that already has children loaded (a Maxar-style "collection of collections") both toggles selection and toggles expand, because select() always runs before the expand/reveal branch.
Concretely: once a collection with children is loaded and is the sole selection, a single click that's meant only to collapse the sub-collection list also deselects it (select()'s "clicking the one row already chosen" toggle-off fires), silently widening any later search back to the whole catalog. A double-click nets out fine (two toggles cancel), which is presumably why the existing test at tests/stac-catalog-tree.test.ts:642-644 ("and so can a click") only asserts box.hidden and doesn't check tree.selection() after that final click — it would have caught this.
This directly contradicts the principle already established for keyboard nav a few lines below ("Opening a folder is navigation, not a choice: it must not disturb what is chosen"), but a mouse click on a selected+expandable collection row doesn't get the same guarantee.
Possible fix: only let a click toggle selection off when it isn't also toggling expand — e.g. skip the select() deselect-toggle when self.children.length is truthy and instead let expand/collapse be independent of the selected state, or require the deselect gesture to be a second click on an already-collapsed row.
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| return typeof document !== "undefined" && document.documentElement.dir === "rtl" ? "◂" : "▸"; |
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Nit (low confidence): closedGlyph() reads document.documentElement.dir at call time, but it's only invoked on row creation, expand/collapse, and read-failure — not re-evaluated if the app's language/direction changes while the panel is already open. Rows drawn before a live RTL switch will keep pointing the pre-switch direction until their next expand/collapse. Likely a rare edge case (switching language mid-browse), so feel free to disregard if that's not a supported flow.
| const roots: Unread[] = (options.entries?.length ? options.entries : [connection.url]).map( | ||
| // The root is already in hand, so a chosen entry that is the root costs no read. Any other | ||
| // entry is read here even when the tree read it to classify it: passing that document along | ||
| // would mean the tree holding every document it has opened, to save one request per search. | ||
| (url) => (url === connection.url ? { url, document: connection.root } : { url }), | ||
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Nit (quality, low confidence): roots is computed unconditionally, even when options.cursor is supplied (the "Load more" path) and roots is then discarded because walk = options.cursor ?? {...} takes the cursor branch. Harmless given the small size of entries, but gating it behind !options.cursor would make the "computed only for a fresh walk" intent clearer, e.g. const roots = options.cursor ? undefined : (...).
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Overall the PR is unusually well-documented (extensive "why" comments) and has broad test coverage (793 + 564 new test lines, plus two new e2e specs); the one bug found is a real but narrow interaction gap that the existing tests don't quite reach. |
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Thanks, fixed in dd2b3b1. Anything with nothing to open is now selectable; verified on US GeoPlatform. Those nodes aren't really empty: Planetary Computer answers only through |
| // A collection guessed from its link has never been read, so its extent has to be fetched. | ||
| void openCatalogNode(href, fetch, controller.signal) | ||
| .then((node) => { | ||
| if (generation === searchGeneration && node.bbox) appRef?.fitBounds?.(node.bbox); | ||
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Minor inefficiency: when a collection is guessed straight from its collection.json link (never read by the tree, e.g. via Ctrl+Enter before the row has ever been opened), this fetches openCatalogNode(href, ...) to get the bbox, but the result isn't fed back into the tree row's own loaded/kind/bbox state. If the user later clicks that same row directly, the tree will fetch the exact same document again instead of reusing this result. Not a correctness bug, but a low-value duplicate network request for a document that's already been read once here.
Confidence: low.
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Default parameters are evaluated eagerly when the argument is omitted, before the function body runs. runSearch(false) call sites (the double-click handler above, searchButton, loadMore) therefore bump searchGeneration even on the if (!connection) return; early-out path, whereas the old code only incremented generation after that guard. In practice connection should always be set when these handlers fire, so this is unlikely to be observable — but it's a subtle behavior drift from moving the increment into the parameter default, worth a second look.
Confidence: low.
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| tree.element.hidden = connection.isApi || !children.length; |
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If a static (non-API) catalog root happens to advertise both a data/collections link (populating connection.collections, shown via collectionSelect above) and top-level child links (populating connection.children, shown here as tree), both controls end up visible at once, and a search would combine collections: selectedCollections with entries: tree.selection(). That's a fairly rare combination for hand-authored static catalogs, and there's no test covering the two controls being visible together — worth confirming this is intended rather than an oversight of the "static catalogs get a tree, APIs get a flat list" split.
Confidence: low.
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| for (const other of everyRow()) other.element.tabIndex = other === row ? 0 : -1; | ||
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focusRow walks the entire tree (everyRow(), recursive over every row ever created, not just visible ones) and writes tabIndex on each one, every time focus moves — including on every arrow-key press via step()/Home/End. For the catalogs mentioned in the PR description (e.g. 829 flat collections, 129 publishers with nested children), that's an O(n) DOM-attribute write per keystroke. Likely still fast enough in practice, but if a catalog grows deep+wide it could add up during rapid arrow navigation. Roaming tabindex usually only needs to touch the previously-focused row and the newly-focused one, not the whole tree.
Confidence: low (performance nit, not a correctness issue).
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Overall this is a large but carefully-built PR — most of the tricky state-machine edges (stale reads after reset, double-click vs. toggle-selection races, generation-guarded map fitting) are already covered by the extensive new unit and e2e tests. The findings above are minor/low-confidence and don't block merging. |
| const show = async (): Promise<void> => { | ||
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| if (mine !== asked || kind !== "collection") return; | ||
| if (!selected.has(row)) select(node.href, row, false); | ||
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Bug (medium confidence): show() always selects non-additively (select(node.href, row, false)) when the row isn't already selected. This function backs both double-click and Ctrl/Cmd+Enter (via the "Ctrl+Enter" handler below, which also hardcodes activate(false) at line 302).
For double-click that's presumably fine ("just this one"), but for Ctrl+Enter it contradicts the intended semantics shown by the e2e/unit tests ("Ctrl-click adds a second collection, and Meta+Enter searches like Ctrl does") — Ctrl+Enter is supposed to search whatever is currently selected, additively.
Repro: select "Geology" via click, then arrow-navigate (without clicking) to an unselected "Hazards" row and press Ctrl+Enter. selected.has(row) is false for Hazards, so select(..., false) clears the Geology selection before searching — the resulting search only covers Hazards, silently dropping Geology. The same happens via the activate(false) call for an unopened container that turns out to be a collection.
None of the current tests exercise "Ctrl+Enter on a row that was never clicked, while another row is already selected" — they all either start from a single collection or click the row before Ctrl+Entering it, which happens to already satisfy selected.has(row).
Suggested fix: thread whether the modifier was held into show()/activate() (e.g. show(additive: boolean)) instead of hardcoding false, so Ctrl+Enter preserves the existing multi-selection.
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I reviewed the tree/keyboard/selection logic, the static-catalog walk and pagination-filter locking, the collection/container classification heuristics ( |
Ctrl+Enter is the keyboard's double-click, not "search the current selection", so narrowing to the row you asked for is intended and matches what a mouse does. A row already in the selection is left alone and the search covers everything selected. |
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In `@e2e/stac-catalog-tree.spec.ts`:
- Around line 337-350: Update the settled map-bounds flow around settled so it
no longer requires the four-second deadline before returning. Expose and await a
completion signal from the delayed mock response, then poll until the expected
final bounds are observed while preserving the stale-response assertion.
In `@packages/plugins/src/plugins/maplibre-stac.ts`:
- Line 935: Update the catch-path status handling in the search flow to call
setStatus only when search === searchGeneration, matching the existing
stale-success guard. Ensure failures from older searches cannot overwrite the
status for the latest search.
In `@packages/plugins/src/plugins/stac-catalog-tree.ts`:
- Around line 265-270: Update the show activation flow to capture the current
generation before awaiting reading, then return when that captured value differs
from generation, alongside the existing asked and collection checks. Add a
regression test covering reset during a pending double-click activation and
verify that the detached row does not invoke onActivate.
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Code reviewI did a deep read of the core logic ( Bugs: None found. The selection toggle logic ( Security: None found. Remote catalog titles/names are inserted via Performance: Low confidence — Quality: None found beyond the above. The extraction of CLAUDE.md: No violations. New user-facing strings go through |
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Closes #1941
A static catalog’s sub-catalogs and collections now show as a tree, read one node at a time. Picking collections there scopes the search instead of walking from the root.
STAC APIs are unchanged — they keep the flat collection list, and a double-click there now searches too.
Test data
Static catalogs, which get the tree:
APIs, which keep the flat list and show no tree:
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