fix(tui): show filename first in search dropdown for long paths#13441
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File paths in the @ autocomplete dropdown were truncated from the middle, obscuring both filename and directory. Now displays filename first followed by the directory path (VS Code style), ensuring the most important info is always visible. Fixes anomalyco#13054
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What does this PR do?
Fixes #13054
Long file paths in the
@autocomplete dropdown were getting middle-truncated (src/comp…ponent.tsx), which makes it hard to tell files apart in deep directory structures.Now it shows the filename first, then the directory — like VS Code does:
MyComponent.tsx — src/components/deep/…. The most useful bit (the filename) is always visible on the left.Added a
truncatePathhelper toLocalethat splits on the last/, puts the filename first with a—separator, and left-truncates the directory if it doesn't fit.How did you verify your code works?
Ran
bun typecheck(passes) andbun turbo test(passes, one pre-existing Bedrock timeout unrelated to this change). Checked formatting withbunx prettier --checkon both changed files.