Félix Malfait
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## Summary
- Add `refetchQueries` to the `updateWorkspaceFeatureFlag` mutation in
the admin workspace detail page so the toggle reflects the new value
after toggling.
- Rename `useFeatureFlagState` → `useAdminUpdateFeatureFlag` since the
hook lives under `admin-panel` and is only consumed by the admin
workspace detail page.
## Bug
In the admin panel, toggling a feature flag for a workspace other than
the admin's own workspace sent the backend mutation successfully, but
the toggle in the UI remained unchanged.
The displayed value is derived from:
```tsx
const currentWorkspaceValue =
currentWorkspace?.id === workspaceId
? currentWorkspace?.featureFlags?.find((f) => f.key === flag.key)?.value
: undefined;
const displayedValue = currentWorkspaceValue ?? flag.value;
```
When viewing a different workspace, `currentWorkspaceValue` is
`undefined` so the toggle reads `flag.value` from the
`WORKSPACE_LOOKUP_ADMIN_PANEL` query. That query was never refetched
after the mutation, so the displayed value stayed stale.
The existing optimistic Jotai update on `currentWorkspaceState` still
runs — it is needed so the rest of the app (anything consuming
`useIsFeatureEnabled`) reacts immediately when an admin toggles a flag
on their own workspace.
## Test plan
- [ ] Open the admin panel → pick a workspace that is not your own →
Feature Flags tab → toggle a flag → toggle visually flips after the
mutation completes.
- [ ] Same flow on your own workspace → toggle flips, and any UI gated
on that flag also reacts.
- [ ] If the mutation fails, the toggle reverts (existing `onError`
rollback path).
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