OS: Win11 x64
Build Version: 0.12.8-alpha.0
VS Code Version: Version: 1.137.0
Repro Steps:
- Create a CoR project using the following prompt:
Build an inventory management web app with Microsoft Entra authentication, a REST API, PostgreSQL database, item search, categories, and Azure deployment.
- Select "Keep iterating-start debugging and improve my code" and F5 with "Debug All Services".
- Open the "Categories" page and click "Create first category".
- Enter:
Name: test
Description: test
- Click "Create Category".
Expect:
The form should either:
Create the category successfully if the input satisfies backend requirements, or
Display a clear validation message and prevent submission until the input is valid.
Actual:
The button is enabled and can be clicked, but no category is created. No clear validation message explains why the submission failed.
More Info:
- A category could not be created when using a short description such as test, even though the Create Category button was enabled.
- Clicking Create Category produced no visible error message and appeared to do nothing.
- After adjusting the validation logic, the same input successfully created a category, which is now displayed in the Categories list.

- The issue appears to be caused by a hidden frontend validation rule that was not surfaced to the user, resulting in a silent failure.
OS: Win11 x64
Build Version: 0.12.8-alpha.0
VS Code Version: Version: 1.137.0
Repro Steps:
Build an inventory management web app with Microsoft Entra authentication, a REST API, PostgreSQL database, item search, categories, and Azure deployment.Expect:
The form should either:
Create the category successfully if the input satisfies backend requirements, or
Display a clear validation message and prevent submission until the input is valid.
Actual:
The button is enabled and can be clicked, but no category is created. No clear validation message explains why the submission failed.
More Info: