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The jobs state sidebar could show `Running` as active even when another state was selected. This happened because the jobs route strips the default `state=running` from search params, so the running link was matching too broadly. The filter links now require exact + search-aware active matching and preserve non-state search params while setting `state`. This makes the active indicator follow the selected job state correctly. A regression test uses the same jobs search middleware behavior and asserts that only the selected state is active while `Running` is active for the default `/jobs` state. Fixes #526
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I confirmed with manual testing that this fixes the issue 🙌 |
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The jobs state sidebar could show
Runningas active even when another state was selected. This happened because the jobs route strips the defaultstate=runningfrom search params, so the running link was matching too broadly.The filter links now require exact + search-aware active matching and preserve non-state search params while setting
state. This makes the active indicator follow the selected job state correctly.A regression test uses the same jobs search middleware behavior and asserts that only the selected state is active while
Runningis active for the default/jobsstate.Fixes #526