keep_options_on_select option not working

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LiveSelect v1.7.0 and LiveView v1.0.17
have you tried LiveSelect's and LiveView's latest versions? Please try them and see if the bug still occur
Yes.

Describe the bug
I made the keep_options_on_select option to true with keep_options_on_select={true} on single mode but after I selected an option from my dropdown and open the dropdown again, the selected options disappears again from the text field unless the dropdown is closed.

Expected behavior
I am expecting the option to make the option to stay there on single mode after an option is selected regardless if the dropdown is active or not.

Actual behavior
The text field does not keep its active option if the dropdown is active, instead the text field becomes empty when the dropdown is active.

Screenshots

Even on your showcase, https://live-select.fly.dev , the behaviour is not applied.

Browsers
I am currently on Vivaldi (Chromium) and I also tested it on Firefox, which have the same result.

Issue Repo
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Additional context
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I did found a workaround to make it work without using the keep_options_on_select, by doing something like this:

      <.live_select
        label="Status"
        id="live-single-select-status"
        field={f[:status]}
        options={@statuses}
        placeholder="Type to search..."
        phx-focus="live_select_change"
        allow_clear
        user_defined_options
        current_text={f[:status].value}
      />

However, it's not perfect as it'll show option value instead of option text. For example, the value of "Accepted" is "1" it'll just show "1" instead of "Accepted".

[maxmarcon]

I think you're misunderstanding the meaning of the keep_options_on_select flag. It means that once you select an option, the list of the options that were currently available is remembered, so that the user may find it again when the dropdown opens.

If I understand you correctly, you'd like the selected option to stay in the input field when you click again on it.

So in the example above, when you select "Kuala Lumpur" and then click on the input field again, you'd like "Kuala Lumpur" to stay there, correct?

This is not how it works. The idea is to allow the user to search for something new, so the text input has to be cleared.