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Add refresh icon next to Model label in Chat Settings #176

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Add refresh icon to model list in SettingsChat.vue
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Move refresh icon to be next to Model label in first column
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23 changes: 16 additions & 7 deletions WebUI/src/components/SettingsChat.vue
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<Label class="whitespace-nowrap">{{ languages.MODEL }}</Label>
<ModelSelector />
</div>
<Button
variant="secondary"
class="self-start w-auto px-3 py-1.5 rounded text-sm"
@click="() => (showModelRequestDialog = true)"
>
{{ languages.COM_ADD + ' ' + languages.MODEL }}
</Button>
<div class="flex items-center gap-2">
<Button
variant="secondary"
class="w-auto px-3 py-1.5 rounded text-sm"
@click="() => (showModelRequestDialog = true)"
>
{{ languages.COM_ADD + ' ' + languages.MODEL }}
</Button>
<button

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Two remarks:

  1. The ticket says "add refresh icon back to the models list...". Did you check git history, was there such a model refresh button in the past? If yes, how did it look like? Where was it placed?
  2. Trying out the UI, I think this is not the right place to put that button. It should be placed in the line with the model dropdown. Let's try it next to the "Model" label in the first column.

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Updated in commit b1db539:

  1. Git history check: The repository appears to be grafted at commit 9c4b2f5, so I don't have access to earlier history to verify if/how a model refresh button existed previously. The current implementation uses the i-refresh icon pattern consistent with other refresh buttons in the codebase (e.g., SettingsBasic.vue for preset refresh).

  2. Positioning updated: Moved the refresh icon next to the "Model" label in the first column of the grid layout as suggested. The icon now appears as:

Model ⟳       [Model Selector ▼]

The refresh icon is wrapped with the label in a flex container within the 120px first column, providing a more compact and intuitive layout that visually associates the refresh action with the model selector.

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  1. good.
  2. good. Feel free to add that to the PR as well.

class="svg-icon i-refresh w-5 h-5 text-primary shrink-0"
@click="models.refreshModels"
:title="languages.COM_REFRESH || 'Refresh model list'"
></button>
</div>

<!-- Add Documents button - only shown when RAG is enabled -->
<Button
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import { usePresetSwitching } from '@/assets/js/store/presetSwitching.ts'
import PresetSelector from '@/components/PresetSelector.vue'
import * as toast from '@/assets/js/toast'
import { useModels } from '@/assets/js/store/models.ts'

const showModelRequestDialog = ref(false)
const models = useModels()
const showUploader = ref(false)
const processing = ref(false)
const i18nState = useI18N().state
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