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fix(desktop): search hidden projects in the sidebar filter - #9487
The sidebar's project filter never saw hidden projects. useDashboardSidebarData.ts:214 drops every hidden row before the project tree is built, so filterDashboardSidebarProjects only ever receives visible projects. Searching for the name of a hidden project therefore showed No projects match "<query>" while that project sat in the "N hidden projects" restore row directly below, still listing all of them unfiltered.
With 40+ hidden projects this makes a hidden project effectively unfindable by name — the only way back is to open the restore dropdown and scroll.
This adds filterDashboardSidebarHiddenProjects, a sibling of the existing filter that reuses its matches helper, and runs the restore list through it. Names only: a hidden project's workspaces are never built, so there is nothing else to match on. The host filter (all/local/cloud) deliberately does not narrow that row for the same reason — which is why the empty state is suppressed on the text query alone, leaving No cloud workspaces / No local workspaces behaving exactly as before.
Searching premier with 41 hidden now shows 1 hidden project, and the dropdown holds just that one; clicking it restores the project with its folders and pins untouched, as before. A query that matches no hidden project hides the row entirely, which is what every other filtered row in the sidebar does.
How I tested it
bun test …/DashboardSidebar/utils/filterDashboardSidebarProjects — 14 pass / 0 fail, including two new cases: a case-insensitive name match, and identity return on an empty query (the sidebar's memoized rows depend on that referential stability, so the no-query path must not allocate).
bunx biome check on all four files — clean.
bun run --cwd apps/desktop typecheck — no errors in DashboardSidebar.
Honest scope note on where those ran: the three filterDashboardSidebarProjects/* files are byte-identical between my working branch and main, and the commands above ran against them. DashboardSidebar.tsx has drifted on my branch, so the four edits to it were re-applied by hand onto main's copy — the lint above covers that file as committed here, but the test and typecheck runs were against the equivalent change on my branch, not this exact tree.
I have not exercised this in the dev app, so I have not watched the row re-render as the query is typed; the filter itself is unit-tested, the wiring is not.
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Summary by cubic
The sidebar project filter now matches hidden projects, so typing a hidden project's name surfaces it in the restore row instead of showing "No projects match" while the project sat unfiltered below.
The restore list runs through the same name-matching filter used for visible projects. The no-match empty state is suppressed only while the restore row is on screen, so it returns when the project list is collapsed. Only names match since hidden projects have no built workspaces; the host filter deliberately doesn't narrow that row either.
Written for commit 8eea1c2. Summary will update on new commits.
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Bug Fixes
Hidden projects now appear in the sidebar when their names match the search query. Host filters do not narrow hidden projects.
The no-results message now reflects whether any visible projects or matching hidden projects are available under the current search criteria.
Tests
Added coverage for matching hidden project names and for searches containing only whitespace.
The sidebar filter only ever saw visible projects, so typing the name of a
hidden one returned "No projects match" while the project sat in the
restore list right below, unfiltered.
Filter that list by the same query and drop the empty state when it still
holds a match. Names only: a hidden project's workspaces are never built,
so there is nothing else to match against. The host filter does not narrow
the row for the same reason.
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
The dashboard sidebar now filters hidden projects by the project query. Matching hidden projects contribute to the results check when the hidden-project row is visible. The host filter does not narrow hidden projects.
The exported filterDashboardSidebarHiddenProjects trims and lowercases the query. It returns the original list for an empty query and otherwise matches project names case-insensitively. Tests cover matching and whitespace queries.
Sidebar filtering and results state apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/components/DashboardSidebar/DashboardSidebar.tsx
The sidebar passes the query-filtered hidden-project list to the hidden-project section. Its no-results condition accounts for matching hidden projects and the query state.
Hidden-project search no longer leaves the reported collapsed-list case blank. No merge-blocking risk was identified.
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No issues found across 4 files
Architecture diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant UI as DashboardSidebarContent
participant Filter as filterDashboardSidebarProjects.ts
participant HiddenList as Hidden Projects Row
participant Store as useDashboardSidebarData
Note over UI,Store: Current-state sidebar search flow
UI->>UI: useMemo(displayedGroups)
UI->>Filter: filterDashboardSidebarProjects(projects, query)
Filter-->>UI: Visible matching projects
UI->>UI: useMemo(displayedHiddenProjects)
UI->>Filter: filterDashboardSidebarHiddenProjects(hiddenProjects, query)
alt Query is blank/whitespace
Filter-->>UI: Original hiddenProjects array (referential stability)
else Query has content
Filter->>Filter: Normalize query (trim, lowercase)
Filter->>Filter: Filter by name match only (no host filter)
Filter-->>UI: Matching hidden projects
end
UI->>UI: hasNoMatches = displayedGroups empty AND (query blank OR no hidden matches)
alt hasNoMatches and filter active
UI-->>UI: Show "No projects match" empty state
else at least one match
UI->>HiddenList: Render DashboardSidebarHiddenProjects with displayedHiddenProjects
HiddenList-->>UI: Restore row with only matching projects
end
alt Hidden project clicked in restore row
HiddenList->>UI: onShow(projectId)
UI->>Store: showHiddenProject(projectId)
Store-->>UI: Restore project with folders/pins intact
end
543-543: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Add a sidebar test for the restore menu.
The filter tests do not check which list the sidebar passes to the restore row. Add a test with two hidden projects and a query matching one. Assert that the count and menu contain only the matching project.
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@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/components/DashboardSidebar/DashboardSidebar.tsx
at line 543:
Add a DashboardSidebar test for the restore menu using two hidden projects and a
query that matches only one. Assert that the displayed count and restore menu
include only the matching project, verifying the list passed through
displayedHiddenProjects.
129-132: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Test a nonempty query with surrounding whitespace.
A regression could preserve the whitespace-only behavior but stop trimming nonempty queries. The current tests would miss it, and a matching hidden project could disappear from the results.
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@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/components/DashboardSidebar/utils/filterDashboardSidebarProjects/filterDashboardSidebarProjects.test.ts
around lines 129 - 132:
Extend the hidden-project matching test for
`filterDashboardSidebarHiddenProjects` to verify that a nonempty query with
surrounding whitespace is trimmed and still matches the expected project. Keep
the existing assertion unchanged.
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@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/components/DashboardSidebar/DashboardSidebar.tsx:
- Around line 293-295: Update the DashboardSidebar header-remount behavior so an
active retained search query expands the Projects list, revealing matching
hidden-project rows and the empty state. Preserve the existing behavior for an
empty query.
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Review comments at
@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/components/DashboardSidebar/DashboardSidebar.tsx:
- Line 543: Add a DashboardSidebar test for the restore menu using two hidden
projects and a query that matches only one. Assert that the displayed count and
restore menu include only the matching project, verifying the list passed
through displayedHiddenProjects.
Review comments at
@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/components/DashboardSidebar/utils/filterDashboardSidebarProjects/filterDashboardSidebarProjects.test.ts:
- Around line 129-132: Extend the hidden-project matching test for
`filterDashboardSidebarHiddenProjects` to verify that a nonempty query with
surrounding whitespace is trimmed and still matches the expected project. Keep
the existing assertion unchanged.
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The hidden-projects row only renders while the list is expanded, so
suppressing the empty state on a hidden match left nothing on screen at
all when it was collapsed. Suppress it only while that row is shown.
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What & why
The sidebar's project filter never saw hidden projects.
useDashboardSidebarData.ts:214drops every hidden row before the project tree is built, sofilterDashboardSidebarProjectsonly ever receives visible projects. Searching for the name of a hidden project therefore showedNo projects match "<query>"while that project sat in the "N hidden projects" restore row directly below, still listing all of them unfiltered.With 40+ hidden projects this makes a hidden project effectively unfindable by name — the only way back is to open the restore dropdown and scroll.
This adds
filterDashboardSidebarHiddenProjects, a sibling of the existing filter that reuses itsmatcheshelper, and runs the restore list through it. Names only: a hidden project's workspaces are never built, so there is nothing else to match on. The host filter (all/local/cloud) deliberately does not narrow that row for the same reason — which is why the empty state is suppressed on the text query alone, leavingNo cloud workspaces/No local workspacesbehaving exactly as before.Searching
premierwith 41 hidden now shows1 hidden project, and the dropdown holds just that one; clicking it restores the project with its folders and pins untouched, as before. A query that matches no hidden project hides the row entirely, which is what every other filtered row in the sidebar does.How I tested it
bun test …/DashboardSidebar/utils/filterDashboardSidebarProjects— 14 pass / 0 fail, including two new cases: a case-insensitive name match, and identity return on an empty query (the sidebar's memoized rows depend on that referential stability, so the no-query path must not allocate).bunx biome checkon all four files — clean.bun run --cwd apps/desktop typecheck— no errors inDashboardSidebar.Honest scope note on where those ran: the three
filterDashboardSidebarProjects/*files are byte-identical between my working branch andmain, and the commands above ran against them.DashboardSidebar.tsxhas drifted on my branch, so the four edits to it were re-applied by hand ontomain's copy — the lint above covers that file as committed here, but the test and typecheck runs were against the equivalent change on my branch, not this exact tree.I have not exercised this in the dev app, so I have not watched the row re-render as the query is typed; the filter itself is unit-tested, the wiring is not.
Checklist
type(scope): subject)bun run lintandbun run typecheckpass (CI fails on lint warnings too)Summary by cubic
The sidebar project filter now matches hidden projects, so typing a hidden project's name surfaces it in the restore row instead of showing "No projects match" while the project sat unfiltered below.
The restore list runs through the same name-matching filter used for visible projects. The no-match empty state is suppressed only while the restore row is on screen, so it returns when the project list is collapsed. Only names match since hidden projects have no built workspaces; the host filter deliberately doesn't narrow that row either.
Written for commit 8eea1c2. Summary will update on new commits.
Summary by CodeRabbit