[MudSelect] MudSelectItem - null/default values no longer displays as selected item. about mudblazor

[ScarletKuro]

Hi.
I tried your code on version 6.15.0, which you claimed was working, but it does not work for me on that version.
Not on selecting nor on startup.

[izzyjere]

So I have discovered that updating the version of the project in which this works to 6.20.0 still works meaning this might not be version specific.

[kasgithub8]

@ScarletKuro I got an Issue with this tho.
https://try.mudblazor.com/snippet/waweEAltolqLrvqt

When you have enums as values no matter what you choose, the first value gets displayed.

[ScarletKuro]

@ScarletKuro I got an Issue with this tho. https://try.mudblazor.com/snippet/waweEAltolqLrvqt

When you have enums as values no matter what you choose, the first value gets displayed.

There is a know bug that requires the Enum to start with one.
https://try.mudblazor.com/snippet/wYcyYKlXeHzwplGO

But I don' think this is related to this issue.

[tojkuv]

@ScarletKuro I got an Issue with this tho. https://try.mudblazor.com/snippet/waweEAltolqLrvqt
When you have enums as values no matter what you choose, the first value gets displayed.

There is a know bug that requires the Enum to start with one. https://try.mudblazor.com/snippet/wYcyYKlXeHzwplGO

But I don' think this is related to this issue.

Using nullable Enum types worked well for me:
https://try.mudblazor.com/snippet/QEcoahklsvHFSiKk

<MudSelect @bind-Value="@timeUnit"
		   Variant="Variant.Outlined"
		   Label="Time Unit"
		   AnchorOrigin="Origin.BottomCenter"
		   Placeholder="Select a time unit"
		   Immediate>
	@foreach (var item in Enum.GetValues(typeof(TimeUnit)))
	{
		<MudSelectItem Value="@((TimeUnit?)item)">@item</MudSelectItem>
	}
</MudSelect>
@code {
	TimeUnit? timeUnit = null;

	public enum TimeUnit
	{
		Seconds,
		Minutes,
		Hours,
		Days,
		Years
	}
}