fix: prevent crash when typing unknown slash commands#1152
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Fixes #1144 – Prevent crash on unknown slash commands
While testing slash commands, I found a bug where entering a command that doesn’t exist (for example /hello) could crash the app with a TypeError.
Root cause
We were accessing properties on a command object without first confirming the command actually exists. When an unknown command was submitted, the code tried to read from undefined, which caused the crash.
Fix
Added a guard to ensure a command is selected before trying to use it:
if (selectedItem) {
handleCommandClick(selectedItem);
}
Now, if a user types an unknown slash command, the app safely ignores it instead of crashing.