It is explained in a comment to an issue linked above
The key points are:
You need to assign a key to the text_input.
You can change the widget value programatically by assigning a value to that key: st.session_state[key] = new_value
If you want to change the value in response to an user interaction (like pressing a button), do it in a callback so that the change is effective inmediately.
import streamlit as st
def clear_text():
st.session_state["text"] = ""
input = st.text_input("text", key="text")
st.button("clear text input", on_click=clear_text)
st.write(input)
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