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Fix focus stolen by stale delayed focus in predicate editor - #14367
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Several handlers focus an element after a 100ms timeout. A pending timeout from an earlier handler (for example the root node operator focus after adding a condition) could fire after a newer focus, such as the new subcondition's question select, and move focus away from it. Route delayed focus through one helper that keeps a single pending timeout, and cancel it before focusing the subcondition directly. This also fixes the flaky 'Create and edit a new predicate' browser test.
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The delayed focus helper keeps one pending focus, so the root select focus scheduled on page load replaced the Add condition button focus in the null state and the button was no longer focused. The root select is hidden then, so skip focusing it when there are no conditions.
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Description
The "Create and edit a new predicate" browser test fails its first attempt in many CI runs and passes on retry. Focus isn't on the new subcondition's question select. This is an app bug: several handlers in
admin_predicate_edit.tsfocus after a 100mssetTimeout, and nothing cancels a pending one, so a stale focus on#root-node-typecan fire after the subcondition already has focus.Fix: route delayed focus through one helper that keeps a single pending timeout, and cancel it before focusing the subcondition directly. Also skip the root select focus when there are no conditions (that select is hidden then), so the Add condition button keeps its focus.
AI use: Claude Code traced the cause and wrote the change. I reviewed it.
Testing
Before: 20 of 30 local runs failed on the focus assertion. After: 17 of 20 passed, none on focus (the 3 failures were page-load timeouts on my local stack). The whole
admin_predicates_expanded.test.tsfile passes (11 of 11).Checklist
General
civiform/developers, or a more specific round-robin listciviform/eng-adminas FYI (if this PR includes functionality changes and neither you nor the primary reviewer is an admin)