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…reuse date-fns Date filters compare whole days. ScaleValue filtering is out of scope, so periodFor, onPeriod and the type widenings are removed. An unreadable row matches no operator. The timeline badge uses date-adapter instead of CalendarPreviewRoot, and quarter stepping and labels use addQuarters and getQuarter.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add shared date parsing and local day-key conversion, then apply them to DataTable and DataView filtering and query serialization. Timeline calculations and labels now use native Date values with date-fns. FilterChip replaces DatePicker with CalendarPreview and updates its date input props and interactions. CalendarPreview also updates its handling of initial defaults and controlled open-state changes. Tests and migration documentation cover these changes. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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… iso days getFilterValue passes value through and writes only stringValue as a day key. neq matches a row with an unreadable date when the filter date is readable. toInstant rejects a string whose leading ISO day does not exist, so a zone suffix cannot send it to the native parser to roll over.
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new Date rolls an impossible day into the next month in any form it reads. toInstant rejects a fallback result whose month the string never writes, reading the month in the zone the string names.
A filter from the query prop has no type, so a date filter never reached the date comparisons. Loading a query now marks a filter as a date filter when its column or field has filterType date. Other filter types are left untyped, because a type changes how they are sent.
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Reconcile live filter metadata when columns changes.
defaultTableQuery is recomputed when columns changes, but tableQuery is initialized only once. An untyped restored filter therefore remains untyped when its column later becomes filterType: date.
Client filtering then passes { value } to the date filter, which reads filterValue.date, and server mode serializes the filter with string behavior. Update only the missing metadata so existing filter values and user edits remain unchanged.
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const [tableQuery, setTableQuery] =
useState<InternalQuery>(defaultTableQuery);
+ useEffect(() => {
+ const defaultFilters = new Map(
+ defaultTableQuery.filters?.map(filter => [filter.name, filter]) ?? []
+ );
+
+ setTableQuery(prev => {
+ let changed = false;
+ const filters = prev.filters?.map(filter => {
+ const defaultFilter = defaultFilters.get(filter.name);
+ if (filter._type || !defaultFilter?._type) return filter;
+
+ changed = true;
+ return {
+ ...filter,
+ _type: defaultFilter._type,
+ _dataType: defaultFilter._dataType
+ };
+ });
+
+ return changed ? { ...prev, filters } : prev;
+ });
+ }, [defaultTableQuery]);
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Reconcile `tableQuery` filter metadata when `defaultTableQuery` changes as
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Won't fix in this PR. The case is real: if columns gain filterType: 'date' after mount, a restored date filter stays untyped and matches no rows. query is read once on mount, so this PR types restored filters against the columns present at that point, the same way the rest of the query is handled.
It is not a regression. On main a restored date filter never reached the date comparisons in any setup. Deriving filter types from the current columns when the rows and the emitted query are computed would cover it, and that can go in a follow-up.
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@Shreyag02, agreed. If columns gain filterType: 'date' after mount, the restored filter remains untyped. This PR types restored filters using the columns available at mount, and the case is not a regression from main. I won’t press for a change in this PR.
Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for deriving filter types from the current columns when rows and emitted queries are computed?
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Learning: In `packages/raystack/components/data-table/data-table.tsx`, `DataTableRoot` initializes `tableQuery` from `query` and `columns` only on mount. If a column gains `filterType: 'date'` later, an untyped restored date filter remains untyped. This limitation predates PR #919; handling later column changes is deferred to a follow-up.
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Retype live filters when effectiveFields changes
defaultTableQuery is recalculated when root fields changes, but tableQuery keeps its initial filters. The same stale state occurs when a mounted view registers date metadata through fieldsOverride. Retype the current filters against effectiveFields without replacing their values or other user edits. Otherwise, restored date filters can use incorrect operators or value serialization.
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import {
hasActiveQuery as computeHasActiveQuery,
createRowIdResolver,
fieldsToColumnDefs,
getDefaultTableQuery,
getFilteredRowModelWithFlatRows,
getInitialColumnVisibility,
groupData,
hasQueryChanged,
isGroupRowData,
queryToTableState,
- transformToDataViewQuery
+ transformToDataViewQuery,
+ withDateFilterTypes
} from './utils';
+ useEffect(() => {
+ setTableQuery(prev => {
+ if (!prev.filters) return prev;
+ return {
+ ...prev,
+ filters: withDateFilterTypes(prev.filters, effectiveFields)
+ };
+ });
+ }, [effectiveFields]);-function withDateFilterTypes(
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Update the data-view query state around getDefaultTableQuery so filters in the
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Won't fix in this PR, though the view-override case is worth a follow-up. Both cases reproduce: a restored date filter matches no rows when the date type arrives through root fields changing after mount, or only through a view's fields override, which registers after the query is loaded.
The first follows from query being read once on mount. The second is a real gap, since a view override is a supported way to declare fields. Neither is a regression: on main a restored date filter never reached the date comparisons in any setup. Deriving filter types from effectiveFields when the rows and the emitted query are computed would cover both, without an effect that rewrites tableQuery.
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@Shreyag02, thanks for clarifying. I agree that the suggested effect would rewrite tableQuery and is not the right approach. The view-override case remains a valid gap, but it is not a regression introduced by this PR. I’ll leave this finding open as a follow-up rather than ask for a change here.
Would you like me to open a GitHub issue for deriving date-filter types from effectiveFields when rows and emitted queries are computed?
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Learning: In `packages/raystack/components/data-view/data-view.tsx`, a view's `fields` override is a supported source of field metadata and registers after the initial query loads. Root `fields` can also change after mount, while `tableQuery` retains its initial filters. For restored date filters, deriving filter types from `effectiveFields` when rows and emitted queries are computed can cover both cases without an effect that rewrites `tableQuery` or replaces user edits.
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FilterChip renders CalendarPreview instead of DatePicker for columnType="date", so DataView and DataTable date filters use it too. No internal component renders Calendar, DatePicker or RangePicker. A cleared date emits ''. CalendarPreview reads its starting month and scale once, so a controlled value that starts empty no longer warns. The upgrade guide and CHANGELOG describe the date filter changes. BREAKING CHANGE: FilterChipCalendarProps, used by calendarProps and DataTable's filterProps.calendar, takes CalendarPreview props (formatValue, timeZone, minDate, maxDate, isDateUnavailable, yearRange, defaultMonth, today). The DatePicker props dateFormat, slotProps, inputProps, popoverProps, showCalendarIcon and onErrorChange are gone.
…ange on date filters calendarProps takes slotProps.input and slotProps.popover for the date input and its popup, showCalendarIcon for the input icon, and onErrorChange for typed-date errors. formatValue takes the date and the time zone. The chip closes the popup when a day is picked.
…types formatValue takes the date and the time zone. The chip is day-only, so it passes no scale. slotProps uses the CalendarPreview.Input and Popover.Content prop types.
…oses it A controlled `open` can close without the root's setOpen. Base UI then returns focus to the input, and the focus guard reopened the popup. The root now runs the same close steps when `open` turns false from outside.
The notes list slotProps, showCalendarIcon and onErrorChange as kept, give formatValue as (date, timeZone), and describe how a row with a missing, numeric or boolean date matches.
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- date-adapter.ts finds a date's zone without regex lookbehind, which Safari before 16.4 cannot parse, so the module failed to load there. - A string with a month name is checked against that name only, and a number after the year is not read as a month. `February 30, 2026 3` is rejected. - CalendarPreview clears its close mark after the event, so a controlled parent that ignores a close and closes later still runs the cleanup. - onDay, notOnDay and withDateFilterTypes live in shared/date-filters.ts for both DataView and DataTable. - The docs say date filters use the viewer's time zone, so a different calendarProps.timeZone can shift the filter day.
…e calendar FilterChip memoizes the date it converts from a string or epoch value. A new Date each render made the input drop typed text and its error when onErrorChange rerendered the parent. slotProps.input.disabled and readOnly also go to the CalendarPreview root, so the day grid cannot change the value of a disabled input.
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Let's keep calendar-preview/date-adapter.ts for Calendar only and not reuse that elsewhere. Also the idea of putting all date operations in one module is not right and creating a lot of duplicated bloat which the library natively handles and can be reused. So let's do a cleanup on all the unnecessary/bloat stuff added
- Move
toInstantandtoDayKeytoshared/date-filters.ts. CalendarPreview does not use them. - Clean up unncessary format wrappers and logic from the date-adapter and shared date-filters. Only keep stuff which are genuinely needed.
toInstantlogic can be simplified
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filter-chip.tsx:60. FilterChip crashes on an invalidDateor a year above 9999. CalendarPreview callsdayKeyon the value during render. A restored filter withvalue: new Date('')crashes DataView. Onmain, the same chip shows no crash. -
date-adapter.ts:54. Rows with dayjs or moment objects do not match the filter. Before,dayjs(value)read these objects. Ideally we should read an object as a timestamp when itsvalueOf()is a number. -
writesMonthOfdrops valid timestamps near a month boundary, such as'2026-09-01 00:30:00 +02'and'Aug 31 2026 11:30 PM -0700'. -
parseISOreads an unknown offset as UTC. In Kolkata,'2026-08-15T23:00+05:30[Asia/Kolkata]'gives 16 Aug.
…r for the calendar only Move toInstant and toDayKey to shared/date-filters.ts and call date-fns there. Delete the unit and format wrappers from date-adapter.ts, so it matches main again. Timeline and time-scale call date-fns directly. FilterChip reads a ScaleValue with parseISO instead of parseKey.
toDateValue reads every value through toInstant and returns a Date only when its year is 1 to 9999. An invalid Date or a year above 9999 leaves the field unselected instead of throwing during render.
…lters toInstant reads an object whose valueOf() returns a finite number as an epoch timestamp. dayjs read these rows before the migration, and toInstant returned null for them.
…ry and bracketed-zone timestamps Remove the month-name and offset heuristic. It dropped valid timestamps near a month boundary in some viewer zones. An impossible day is now rejected only for YYYY-MM-DD strings and the local YYYY-M-D shape. Other strings go to new Date, as they did under dayjs. Strip a trailing RFC 9557 zone annotation before parseISO, so the offset before it is used instead of reading the time as UTC. Add a side-by-side test against dayjs over generated inputs near month and year boundaries.
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- Line 63: Update the migration table entry for DatePicker in the upgrading
guide to identify the removed nested prop, not the outer calendarProps prop.
Keep calendarProps as the outer prop readers should retain during migration, and
name the nested prop being removed.
- Around line 81-82: Update the formatValue example to guarantee the advertised
YYYY-MM-DD output across implementations by using date formatting parts to
assemble the year, month, and day in that order, while preserving the supplied
timeZone.
Review comments at @packages/raystack/components/data-view/utils/time-scale.tsx:
- Around line 50-58: Update toTimestamp to pass object values through toInstant
and return their timestamp, so valid dayjs and moment row dates are retained;
preserve the existing string handling and null fallback for unsupported values.
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| | `dateFormat` | `formatValue(date, timeZone)`, which returns the label | | ||
| | `slotProps.calendar` / `calendarProps` | `minDate`, `maxDate`, `isDateUnavailable`, `defaultMonth`, `yearRange` | |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Identify the removed nested prop, not calendarProps.
The table lists calendarProps as removed, but the “After” example still uses it. Name the removed DatePicker-specific nested prop instead. Readers need to keep the outer calendarProps prop when they migrate.
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Review comment at @apps/www/src/content/docs/(overview)/upgrading.mdx at line
63:
Update the migration table entry for DatePicker in the upgrading guide to
identify the removed nested prop, not the outer calendarProps prop. Keep
calendarProps as the outer prop readers should retain during migration, and name
the nested prop being removed.
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| formatValue: (date, timeZone) => | ||
| date.toLocaleDateString("en-CA", { timeZone }), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve the advertised date format in the replacement example.
The old example requests YYYY-MM-DD. toLocaleDateString("en-CA", ...) does not guarantee that exact output across implementations. Use formatToParts to construct YYYY-MM-DD if the example intends to preserve the displayed format. (developer.mozilla.org)
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Review comment at @apps/www/src/content/docs/(overview)/upgrading.mdx around
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Update the formatValue example to guarantee the advertised YYYY-MM-DD output
across implementations by using date formatting parts to assemble the year,
month, and day in that order, while preserving the supplied timeZone.
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| A date filter can be cleared: click the selected day, or empty the input. The | ||
| chip then calls `onValueChange` with `''`. In `DataView` and `DataTable` the | ||
| chip stays, and the filter stops matching until a date is picked again. If you |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Say that clearing omits the filter.
“Stops matching” can imply that clearing the date hides the rows. The guide later says that a valueless date filter is dropped. State that the chip stays but the filter is omitted until a date is selected again.
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Update the date-filter guidance so it says clearing leaves the chip visible but
omits the filter until a date is selected again; replace the ambiguous claim
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| return date.startOf('month').subtract(date.month() % 3, 'month'); | ||
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| return date.startOf(scale); | ||
| const START_OF = { | ||
| day: startOfDay, | ||
| week: startOfWeek, | ||
| month: startOfMonth, | ||
| quarter: startOfQuarter, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Keep dayjs and moment row dates readable.
When a row’s configured start field contains a valid dayjs or moment object, toTimestamp returns null and the timeline skips the row. Pass object values through toInstant so the timeline retains the row.
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| if (typeof value === 'string') return toInstant(value)?.getTime() ?? null; | |
| return null; | |
| } | |
| /** `startOf` that also understands quarters without a dayjs plugin. */ | |
| export function startOfUnit(date: Dayjs, scale: TimelineScale): Dayjs { | |
| if (scale === 'quarter') { | |
| return date.startOf('month').subtract(date.month() % 3, 'month'); | |
| } | |
| return date.startOf(scale); | |
| const START_OF = { | |
| day: startOfDay, | |
| week: startOfWeek, | |
| month: startOfMonth, | |
| quarter: startOfQuarter, | |
| if (typeof value === 'string') return toInstant(value)?.getTime() ?? null; | |
| if (typeof value === 'object') return toInstant(value)?.getTime() ?? null; | |
| return null; | |
| } | |
| const START_OF = { | |
| day: startOfDay, | |
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| month: startOfMonth, | |
| quarter: startOfQuarter, |
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around lines 50 - 58:
Update toTimestamp to pass object values through toInstant and return their
timestamp, so valid dayjs and moment row dates are retained; preserve the
existing string handling and null fallback for unsupported values.
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Summary
calendar-preview/date-adapter.tsis used by CalendarPreview only.dayjsstays inpackage.json, becauseCalendar,DatePickerandRangePickerstill import it. No component inside Apsara renders them now.stringValueis a day key ('2026-08-15'). It was local midnight as a UTC instant ('2026-08-14T18:30:00.000Z'), so a backend that read the date part got the previous day for any viewer east of UTC.valuepasses through unchanged. A stored ISO timestamp is still read, as the day it falls on in the viewer's zone. There is no migration: the next query a stored filter produces carries a day key. Filters read and write the day in the viewer's time zone, so acalendarProps.timeZoneset to another zone can shift the filter day by one. The docs say to leave it unset for filters.2026-02-30, is dropped. A filter restored throughqueryfilters by its date. A row whose date is missing, is aYYYY-MM-DDorYYYY-M-Dday that does not exist, or is a numeric string or a boolean matches onlyneq. dayjs read these as today or rolled them to another day. The timeline does not draw these rows. A row holding aDate, an epoch number, or a dayjs or moment object is read as before.CalendarPreviewinstead ofDatePicker, and so do the date filters in DataView and DataTable.calendarPropsand DataTable'sfilterProps.calendartake CalendarPreview props plusslotProps.input,slotProps.popover,showCalendarIconandonErrorChange.formatValue(date, timeZone)replacesdateFormat. A date filter can be cleared, andonValueChangethen receives''. The chip closes the popup when a day is picked.opencloses it. Before, Base UI returned focus to the input and the popup reopened. DataView and DataTable share their date parsing and filter helpers inshared/date-filters.ts.CHANGELOG.mdand the upgrading guide list each breaking change and its migration.Closes #