1531: Fix/DatePicker month view error: selected month not highlighted

[lydiapostk]

Fixed error where the DataPicker component Month view does not highlight the month of the selected Date.

This is because the date of newDate is automatically set to 1, and hence when compared against the selectedDate, they would always be different.

Have modified one line of code to set the newDate to have the same date as selectedDate if the latter is not null.

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• Bug Fixes
  • Improved month selection accuracy in the date picker by aligning the selected month with the day from the currently selected date, when available.

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The logic for determining the day component of a date in the Months view of the Datepicker component has been updated. Now, when a selected date exists, the day is set to match the selected date; otherwise, it defaults to the first day of the month. This adjustment refines month selection detection.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
packages/ui/src/components/Datepicker/Views/Months.tsx	Modified logic for setting the day in newDate: uses selectedDate's day if available, otherwise defaults to 1.

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In the garden of dates, a tweak so slight,
Now months align with days just right.
If a date is picked, its day will show,
If not, the first of month will glow.
Hopping through calendars, bugs take flight—
Rabbits rejoice, the picker’s bright!
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packages/ui/src/components/Datepicker/Views/Months.tsx

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packages/ui/src/components/Datepicker/Views/Months.tsx (1)

36-38: Good fix for the month highlighting issue.

This change correctly addresses the issue where selected months weren't being highlighted properly. By aligning the day component with the selected date, you ensure that isDateEqual() can accurately determine if a month button is selected. The comments clearly explain the reasoning behind the conditional logic.

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[SutuSebastian]

Looks good!

do u think u can write some tests to ensure this bug never gets in again?