fix(components): text alignment in select field

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This pull request applies style and type updates to existing components. The SelectStyled component now centers its content via the CSS property alignContent: 'center'. The badge component in tab labels is updated so that it is always fully visible by setting its opacity to 1. Additionally, the "my assignments" feature now imports AssignmentHistoryType and uses an explicit type definition for the assignments parameter in the renderAssignments function, along with a minor reordering of import statements.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/components/select/index.styles.tsx	Added alignContent: 'center' to the .MuiSelect-select class in SelectStyled.
src/components/tab_label_with_badge/index.tsx	Updated the Box component's opacity in LabelBadge to always be 1.
src/features/meetings/my_assignments/index.tsx	Added an import for AssignmentHistoryType and updated the renderAssignments function to use a stricter type definition; also reordered some import statements.

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• src/components/select/index.styles.tsx (1 hunks)
• src/components/tab_label_with_badge/index.tsx (1 hunks)
• src/features/meetings/my_assignments/index.tsx (2 hunks)

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src/components/select/index.styles.tsx (1)

10-10:

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Consider using more appropriate CSS property for content alignment.

The added property alignContent: 'center' might not have the desired effect for centering text in a select field. The alignContent property is specifically for aligning flex lines in multi-line flex containers.

For centering content in a select field, consider these alternatives:

• textAlign: 'center' for basic text centering
• justifyContent: 'center' for horizontal centering in a flex container
• alignItems: 'center' for vertical centering in a flex container

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#!/bin/bash
# Check if .MuiSelect-select is already a flex container in the MUI implementation
rg "\.MuiSelect-select.*display:\s*flex" -g "*.{tsx,ts,js,jsx,css}"

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Below is a revised review comment. It clarifies that the use of alignContent: 'center' may be ineffective for centering content in the select field (unless the container is a multi-line flex container) and advises the developer to verify the layout before deciding on the correct alternative CSS property.

Before finalizing the change, please manually verify whether the select field (or its container) is implemented using flex layout. If it isn’t, then using textAlign: 'center' would likely be more appropriate for text centering.

• Check if the select container is a flex container:
  If it is, consider using justifyContent: 'center' (for horizontal centering) or alignItems: 'center' (for vertical centering).
• If not:
  Replace alignContent: 'center' with textAlign: 'center' to properly center the text.

Revised review comment:

Alignment Property Adjustment Required:
The current usage of alignContent: 'center' in src/components/select/index.styles.tsx (line 10) appears ineffective for centering content in a select field unless the container is a multi-line flex container.

Please verify whether the select element (or its container) actually uses a flex layout. If not, replacing it with textAlign: 'center' would be a more appropriate solution. In cases where the container is flex, consider justifyContent: 'center' for horizontal centering or alignItems: 'center' for vertical centering.

src/components/tab_label_with_badge/index.tsx (1)

22-22:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify that making the badge always visible aligns with the transform behavior.

The change to set opacity: 1 makes the badge always visible, which is good for accessibility. However, notice that in the parent TabLabelWithBadge component (line 49), there's still a transform that shifts the label when count is 0:

transform: count === 0 && 'translateX(12px)',

This could create a visual inconsistency where the label shifts as if the badge is hidden, but the badge remains visible. Consider:

1. Keeping the current change and removing the transform effect
2. Documenting that this mixed behavior is intentional

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#!/bin/bash
# Check if this component is being used in places that might expect the previous behavior
rg "TabLabelWithBadge.*count={0}" -A 3 -B 3

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Action Required: Confirm Consistency Between Transform and Always-Visible Badge

The badge is now always visible with opacity: 1, which improves accessibility. However, the parent component still applies a transform when count === 0 (i.e., transform: count === 0 && 'translateX(12px)'). This creates a potential inconsistency where the label might still shift despite the badge being visible.

• Locations to verify:
  • Badge styling: src/components/tab_label_with_badge/index.tsx at line 22 (opacity: 1)
  • Parent transform: The same file at line 49 (transform: count === 0 && 'translateX(12px)')

Options:

1. Remove or adjust the transform effect so that it aligns with the badge always being displayed.
2. Explicitly document that the label shift (even when the badge is visible) is intentional to handle a specific UI scenario.

Please verify manually that the current visual behavior is acceptable, as our automated search did not reveal usage cases that confirm or refute the intended design.

src/features/meetings/my_assignments/index.tsx (2)

4-4: LGTM! Improved import organization.

The imports are now better organized, which enhances code readability.

Also applies to: 12-15

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58-63: Great type safety improvement.

Adding explicit type annotations for the renderAssignments function parameters increases type safety and code clarity. This makes the code more maintainable and helps prevent potential bugs.

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