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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds the generic ChangesInlineEdit implementation
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User->>InlineEdit: Click read view
InlineEdit->>Editor: Render editor callbacks
InlineEdit->>Editor: Focus first editable element
Editor->>InlineEdit: Send draft changes
User->>Editor: Blur or press Escape
InlineEdit->>FloatingPortal: Check focus destination
InlineEdit->>InlineEdit: Commit draft or cancel edit
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In `@src/tedi/components/form/inline-edit/documentation.mdx`:
- Line 60: Update the Choice row guidance around commit() and onChange to
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This example uses disabled, so might “Disabled” be a clearer name? There’s a small behaviour difference too: React shows plain text, while Angular keeps the disabled button and edit icon. Would it make sense to align those?
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i aligned it by figma examples, there is no example in figma where the "input" is disabled with icon. bigger question is if disabled is even right prop name, maybe it should be readOnly or something
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Adding Disabled here would make it easier to compare the states side by side, as in Angular. Error could join it once the invalid state is supported.
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i added the readonly example yes, still not sure if the prop should be readOnly as the figma kind of indicates or disabled, looking to hear from other reviewers opinions as well
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The field jumps when editing starts: in the Text field example the height goes from 32px to 40px and the text shifts right. @Liberiina flagged the same on Angular - per Figma the padding should stay the same in every state. Angular fixes it by having the editor match the display state's padding and sizing, accounting for the input border.
One small spacing detail: the horizontal padding here is 2px, while Figma specifies 4px for the display state.
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i feel the concern but inline edit also supports slider for example and toggle and textarea where it will jump nonetheless, so not sure what the good solution here would be
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