Clicking on a taxonomy count from the Taxonomies tab does not filter the contents overview

[Balastrong]

Describe the bug
When you click on a taxonomy count and get redirected to the overview there is no tag filter - all items are displayed

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to the Taxonomies tab
2. Click on a number

Expected behavior
I was expecting the articles to be filtered by the taxonomy I just clicked on the previous screen.

Additional context
I had a look at the code and I noticed when clicking on that number, this should happen:

vscode-front-matter/src/dashboardWebView/components/TaxonomyView/TaxonomyLookup.tsx

Lines 53 to 55 in f4816af

	if (total) {
	navigate(`${routePaths.contents}?taxonomy=${taxonomy}&value=${value}`);
	}

The atom is set and so is the filter.

vscode-front-matter/src/dashboardWebView/components/Header/Header.tsx

Lines 132 to 133 in f4816af

	if (taxonomy === 'tags') {
	setCrntTag(value);

However, before the user can see the result, this happens:

vscode-front-matter/src/dashboardWebView/components/App.tsx

Lines 58 to 65 in f4816af

	useEffect(() => {
	if (view && routePaths[view]) {
	navigate(routePaths[view]);
	return;
	}
	navigate(routePaths[view]);
	}, [view]);

On line 60 the path is set to /contents and the filter is gone. As a result, all items are displayed.

By commenting line 60 the navigation+filter works fine, but I don't know why that logic is there and if it can be removed

[estruyf]

The last code block is required when you are using the Open media dashboard, Open snippets dashboard, ... commands. It will tell the webview the correct view to open.

[estruyf]

The issue seems to be due to the setView(<view type>); I added in each view a couple of months ago. I will remove this, as there is no clear need for it.

[Balastrong]

Great, thanks!