Félix Malfait
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## Summary
Clicking **Create Workspace** in the multi-workspace dropdown did
nothing.
The handler closed the dropdown right before redirecting:
```ts
const createWorkspace = () => {
closeDropdown(MULTI_WORKSPACE_DROPDOWN_ID); // unmounts this component
redirectToDefaultDomain({ ... }); // schedules window.open ~1ms later
};
```
`redirectToDefaultDomain` → `useRedirect` wraps the navigation in
`useDebouncedCallback(..., 1)`. `closeDropdown` flips the dropdown
content to `{isDropdownOpen && ...}` → `false`, unmounting
`MultiWorkspaceDropdownDefaultComponents` — the component that owns that
debounced callback. `use-debounce` drops the pending call on unmount, so
the queued `window.open` never fires. React commits the unmount before
the 1ms timer, so it loses every time. Regression from #21723, which
added the `closeDropdown` call.
## Fix
Remove the `closeDropdown` call. The redirect navigates the whole page
away, so closing the dropdown first is unnecessary — and it mirrors the
sibling "switch workspace" handler, which already redirects without
closing.
## Why not reorder, or drop the debounce?
The 1ms debounce in `useRedirect` is intentional (#9079, "sleep before
redirect"). Callers set cookie-backed state immediately before
redirecting — e.g. `redirectToDefaultDomain` clears the
`lastAuthenticateWorkspaceDomain` cookie via `useCookieStorage`.
Deferring the hard navigation by one macrotask lets that cookie write
flush before the page tears down; removing it risks dropping the write.
Reordering wouldn't help either, since the unmount still beats the
timer. So the debounce is left untouched.
## Logout is not affected
`signOut` → `clearSession` navigates with `window.location.assign(...)`
directly (synchronous, not debounced) and never calls `closeDropdown`,
so it can't hit this race.
## Testing
- Before: clicking Create Workspace → `window.open` called 0 times, page
unchanged.
- After: navigates to
`<defaultDomain>/welcome?action=create-new-workspace` and renders the
"Create your workspace" form.
- Switch-workspace and Log out both still work.
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