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chore: mark US-029 as complete and update progress log 

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Gustavo Henrique Santos Souza de Miranda 2026-01-21 17:21:52 -03:00
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- The useNodesState/useEdgesState hooks with onNodesChange/onEdgesChange handle all deletion state updates - The useNodesState/useEdgesState hooks with onNodesChange/onEdgesChange handle all deletion state updates
- No explicit onNodesDelete callback is needed - the onNodesChange handler covers deletion events - No explicit onNodesDelete callback is needed - the onNodesChange handler covers deletion events
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## 2026-01-21 - US-029
- What was implemented: Select and delete edges functionality
- Files changed:
- src/app/editor/[projectId]/FlowchartEditor.tsx - added onEdgesDelete callback
- **Learnings for future iterations:**
- React Flow 11 edges are clickable and selectable by default (interactionWidth renders invisible interaction area)
- The `deleteKeyCode` prop works for both nodes and edges - same configuration covers both
- onEdgesDelete is optional if you just need state management (onEdgesChange handles removal events)
- onEdgesDelete is useful for additional logic like logging, dirty state tracking, or undo/redo
- Edge selection shows visual highlight via React Flow's built-in styling
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