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feat(cli): add type-to-filter organization, team, and project pickers - #1495
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Fuzzy filter misfires on typed queries
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filterSelectOptions now uses fuzzyMatch, which scores whole-string Levenshtein distance with a minimum threshold of 2. Short queries then keep unrelated short names, and a typo in a prefix of a longer org or project name drops the match until the query is nearly the full string.
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Follow-up to #1495: use `mode: "search"` for selectors and autocomplete. The same matcher serves two cases: * resolving names in submitted commands * suggesting candidates while typing. `"search"` mode separates their matching rules. Short queries match literal text only; longer queries tolerate typos in unfinished prefixes. ```ts fuzzyMatch("zz", ["UI"], { mode: "search" }); // [] fuzzyMatch("frone", ["frontend-web"], { mode: "search" }); // ["frontend-web"] fuzzyMatch("frone", ["frontend-web"]); // [] — submitted-command behavior stays unchanged ``` Selectors let users choose a candidate. Command recovery automatically uses a sole match, with a warning. Applying search rules globally would therefore change which project a command uses, or make an existing recovery ambiguous: ```ts const projects = ["sentry", "sentry-relay"]; fuzzyMatch("senry", projects); // ["sentry"] fuzzyMatch("senry", projects, { mode: "search" }); // ["sentry", "sentry-relay"] ``` The mode keeps these policies separate while reusing the same matcher. Regression tests cover both search behavior and unchanged command resolution.
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Organization, team, project, and monorepo app pickers now filter their loaded choices as users type, matching names, slugs, and hints with tolerance for small typos, without a separate search input. The
/queryrow stays below the original list viewport as results shrink, including when nothing matches.Arrow keys navigate the filtered list, Backspace edits the query, and Esc clears it before cancelling. Init and standalone target selection share the Ink control and reuse the CLI's existing fuzzy matcher, with regression coverage for rapid keyboard input, pasted text, terminal cleanup, and narrow-terminal layouts.
Validated with repository typecheck and lint, CLI policy checks and bundle, and all workspace test suites on Linux. The CLI suite passes all 10,659 tests, with 16 skipped.