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This appears to be a conflict between the following design features:
When using the {{cards #my-tag}} syntax to search cards, hitting Enter to use the tag autofill inserts a trailing space.
The aforementioned cards search syntax does not trim trailing whitespace.
The result is that using autofill will have you search for "#my-tag " (note the trailing space) and typing the tag without autofill will have you search for "#my-tag" (no trailing space). If one has done both of these in their graph, the card category drop-down menu will index them separately, but they are visually indistinguishable.
(Markdown for this screenshot is provided in the "Reproduce" section of the bug report.)
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What Happened?
This appears to be a conflict between the following design features:
{{cards #my-tag}}
syntax to search cards, hitting Enter to use the tag autofill inserts a trailing space.The result is that using autofill will have you search for "#my-tag " (note the trailing space) and typing the tag without autofill will have you search for "#my-tag" (no trailing space). If one has done both of these in their graph, the card category drop-down menu will index them separately, but they are visually indistinguishable.
(Markdown for this screenshot is provided in the "Reproduce" section of the bug report.)
Reproduce the Bug
Expected Behavior
There are two ways to solve this problem:
In my opinion, the latter would be a better solution, because it would prevent user error from inadvertently causing this issue.
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Desktop or Mobile Platform Information
OS: EndeavourOS Linux x86_64
Kernel: 6.8.7-arch1-2
Logseq Version: 0.10.8
Additional Context
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Are you willing to submit a PR? If you know how to fix the bug.
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