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What: Closes #12716

Close the calendar when the picker becomes disabled and ignore day selections while it is disabled.

To reproduce, open DatePicker and disable it from the parent while the popup is still open. Try selecting November 16. The selected date should stay unchanged and the change callback should not fire. Re-enable the picker and select the option again to check normal behavior.

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The regression fails on current main and passes with the fix. The DatePicker and TimePicker Jest suites passed together with 32 tests and one existing skip, using a local Jest configuration for the existing Babel transform, setup, and published workspace dependencies.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • The date picker now closes its calendar and month/year selectors when disabled, and prevents date selection while disabled.
  • Re-enabling the date picker no longer reopens a calendar that was closed when it became disabled.
  • Calendar visibility now respects an explicitly provided visibility setting.

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Walkthrough

DatePicker now closes its popover and month/year select when disabled. It ignores date selections while disabled and keeps the popover hidden. Popover visibility also honors popoverProps.isVisible when the picker is enabled.

Changes

DatePicker disabled-state handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Disabled-state behavior and regression test packages/react-core/src/components/DatePicker/DatePicker.tsx, packages/react-core/src/components/DatePicker/__tests__/DatePicker.test.tsx	Disabling DatePicker closes the popover and month/year select. Date clicks are ignored while disabled, and the popover stays closed after re-enabling. The regression test checks these behaviors and verifies date selection after reopening.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Suggested reviewers: thatblindgeye, wise-king-sullyman, jpuzz0

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 420ef

Disabling the DatePicker now closes the calendar and blocks date changes as intended. However, consumers who pass popoverProps with isVisible: null (for example, to open the calendar on hover) would find the calendar no longer opens. Preserve the supplied isVisible value when the picker is enabled before merging.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Description Check		Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check		The title "fix(DatePicker): close the calendar when disabled" matches the main change. The PR closes the DatePicker calendar and month/year select when isDisabled becomes true. It also ignores date se…
Linked Issues check		Issue #12716 requires two behaviors: disabling an open DatePicker closes the calendar, and the selected date must not change or fire onChange after disabling. The diff to packages/react-core/src/compo…
Out of Scope Changes check		All source changes are in DatePicker.tsx and its test file. Each change maps to issue #12716. The visibility change replaces the fixed isVisible={popoverOpen} with a computed value. Behavior when popo…

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Explanation

The title "fix(DatePicker): close the calendar when disabled" matches the main change. The PR closes the DatePicker calendar and month/year select when isDisabled becomes true. It also ignores date selections while disabled, which the title does not mention. The title follows a conventional commit format and names the component and the behavior.

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Explanation

Issue #12716 requires two behaviors: disabling an open DatePicker closes the calendar, and the selected date must not change or fire onChange after disabling. The diff to packages/react-core/src/components/DatePicker/DatePicker.tsx covers both. A new useEffect on [isDisabled] calls setPopoverOpen(false) and setSelectOpen(false) when isDisabled becomes true. onDateClick returns early when isDisabled is true, so no value update or onChange call occurs. The popover visibility is now computed as !isDisabled && (popoverProps?.isVisible ?? popoverOpen), so the calendar cannot show while disabled. The test file adds a regression test that disables the picker while open, clicks a previously rendered day, and asserts onChange is not called and the day is removed. Re-enabling does not reopen the popover, and reopening allows selection again. The requirements are coding requirements and are covered by the change.

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Explanation

All source changes are in DatePicker.tsx and its test file. Each change maps to issue #12716. The visibility change replaces the fixed isVisible={popoverOpen} with a computed value. Behavior when popoverProps.isVisible is not supplied is unchanged, and the spread of popoverProps still takes effect when it is supplied. The added test supports the behavior change. No unrelated files or behavior changes were found in the reviewed diff.

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@packages/react-core/src/components/DatePicker/DatePicker.tsx:
- Line 320: Update the DatePicker Popover isVisible prop so disabled state
always forces false, while enabled state preserves an explicitly supplied
popoverProps.isVisible value, including null, and otherwise uses popoverOpen.

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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Preserve automatic Popover visibility when enabled.

When popoverProps supplies isVisible: null, ?? popoverOpen replaces null with a boolean. In packages/react-core/src/components/Popover/Popover.tsx, Lines 229-388, null selects automatic visibility; a boolean selects manual visibility.

For example, with popoverProps={{ isVisible: null, triggerAction: 'hover' }}, hovering previously opened the calendar. It now calls the default no-op shouldOpen, so the calendar does not open.

Force false while disabled, but preserve an explicitly supplied isVisible value when enabled.

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Review comment at @packages/react-core/src/components/DatePicker/DatePicker.tsx at line 320:
Update the DatePicker Popover isVisible prop so disabled state always forces false, while enabled state preserves an explicitly supplied popoverProps.isVisible value, including null, and otherwise uses popoverOpen.

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