Switch to first imported token set when importing variables to a different set #3653
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Problem
When importing variables from Figma, if the imported tokens were being added to a token set different from the currently viewed set, users would remain on their current set and wouldn't see the newly imported tokens. This created confusion as users expected to see the tokens they just imported.
For example, if a user was viewing the
globaltoken set and imported variables intocollection/mode1, they would stay on theglobalview and not see any of the imported tokens.Solution
This PR automatically switches the active token set to the first imported token set when the current set is not among the imported sets. This ensures users immediately see the tokens they just imported.
Behavior:
Example:
Changes
ImportedTokensDialog.tsxto add automatic token set switching logic in thehandleImportAllClickcallbackTesting
Fixes the issue where users wouldn't see their imported variables when they were added to a different token set than the currently viewed one.
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