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fix(dashboard): honour DASHBOARD_AUTO_REFRESH_INTERVALS in the refresh dropdown - #44982
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Suggestion: Number(value) turns null and an empty string into zero, so malformed configuration appears as a no-refresh option and selecting it disables refresh.
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**Path:** superset-frontend/src/dashboard/components/RefreshFrequency/RefreshFrequencySelect.tsx
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*Type Error: <code>Number(value)</code> turns <code>null</code> and an empty string into zero, so malformed configuration appears as a no-refresh option and selecting it disables refresh.
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The parser now accepts only numeric values or non-empty strings before converting them, so null and empty strings are rejected instead of becoming a zero-second option.
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Added toIntervalSeconds, which accepts only numbers and non-empty strings before conversion. Null, empty strings, and other malformed values become NaN and are filtered out.
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Added toIntervalSeconds, which accepts only numbers or non-empty strings before conversion. null and empty strings now become NaN and are filtered out instead of appearing as a zero-second option.
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Added toIntervalSeconds, which accepts only numbers or non-empty strings before conversion. null and empty strings now become NaN and are filtered out instead of appearing as a zero-second option.
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Added toIntervalSeconds, which accepts only numbers or non-empty strings before conversion. null and empty strings now become NaN and are filtered out instead of appearing as a zero-second option.
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Added toIntervalSeconds, which accepts only numbers or non-empty strings before conversion. null and empty strings now become NaN and are filtered out instead of appearing as a zero-second option.
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The flagged issue is correct. Using To resolve this, you should validate the input more strictly before converting it to a number. The current PR already implements a robust fix in If you are referring to the const handleRadioChange = (event: RadioChangeEvent) => {
const rawValue = event.target.value;
const selectedValue = rawValue === '' || rawValue === null ? NaN : Number(rawValue);
if (Number.isNaN(selectedValue)) {
return;
}
// ... rest of the logicI have checked the PR and there are no other pending review comments in the provided context. Would you like me to review any other parts of the PR? superset-frontend/src/dashboard/components/RefreshFrequency/RefreshFrequencySelect.tsx |
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Thanks for the review — taking the first two, pushing a follow-up commit. Duplicate option values — fixed: Conflicting On the coercion point, the loose conversion was a real hole and the follow-up closes it: Docstrings on new tests — not taking this one. |
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Read through this one. Reading the intervals from config and falling back on a missing or bad payload both look right, and keeping a stored frequency that isn't in the config is handled well.
One thing to fix before merge: configured labels skip t(), so non-English deployments lose their translated interval names on the default config. Details inline, plus two smaller notes on the tests.
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Configured interval labels ship in English from config.py and both the 6.0 and 2022 selectors rendered them through t(), so wrap them the same way; t() passes unknown strings through unchanged, keeping custom wording verbatim. Since negative intervals never survive validation, the configured path cannot carry the Custom entry — drop the unreachable hasCustom branch and pin that with the reworked tests. Mock t() in the test suite so the translation path is observable without a language pack.
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| }: RefreshFrequencySelectProps) => { | ||
| const configuredIntervals = useSelector( | ||
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| state.dashboardInfo?.common?.conf?.DASHBOARD_AUTO_REFRESH_INTERVALS, |
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The interval list is only read from state.dashboardInfo, but PropertiesModal (and so this select) also mounts from the Dashboard List and Home pages (DashboardList/index.tsx), where no dashboard has been hydrated. There dashboardInfo?.common?.conf is undefined, so a deployment that sets DASHBOARD_AUTO_REFRESH_INTERVALS to [[0, "Don't refresh"], [600, "10 minutes"]] still sees the hardcoded 10 seconds/30 seconds/... presets when editing a dashboard from those pages, and the issue stays unfixed on that path. Should this fall back to the bootstrapped state.common.conf when dashboardInfo has no config?
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Good catch — fixed in 1f6ec28: the selector now falls back to the bootstrapped |
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Summary
DASHBOARD_AUTO_REFRESH_INTERVALSreaches the browser but is never read by the frontend: the refresh-interval selector builds its radio list from a module-level constant,REFRESH_FREQUENCY_OPTIONSinsuperset-frontend/src/dashboard/components/RefreshFrequency/RefreshFrequencySelect.tsx. OnmasteronlyDASHBOARD_AUTO_REFRESH_MODEsurvived the auto-refresh rework (#37459); in 6.0.0Header/index.jsxstill looked the configured pairs up to label an interval, so this is a consumption gap, not a payload gap.This makes the selector derive its options from the bootstrapped config, which restores the 6.0.x behaviour:
getRefreshFrequencyOptionsturns the configured[seconds, label]pairs into options and appends theCustomentry, which is a UI affordance rather than an interval. Configured labels are rendered verbatim — the deployment authored them, so running them throught()would rewrite operator wording (a German10 Minutenstays10 Minuten).600) is offered and persisted like any preset.isPresetValue/getCustomValuetake the resolved list, so a dashboard whose storedrefresh_frequencyis missing from the configuration still renders — the frequency falls through to theCustominput with its current value instead of silently resetting to "Don't refresh".Why the fallback branch
The option list degrades to the previous built-in constant whenever the config is absent or not a well-formed list of
[number, string]pairs — an empty array, a bare string, entries with a missing/blank label, or a negative or non-numeric value. That keeps embedded and partially bootstrapped payloads rendering exactly as they do today instead of an empty selector. ACustomentry already present in the configuration is not duplicated.Testing
84 passed / 10 suites. The same new tests against pristine
origin/master(7a2913e) fail 7/17, so the interval list and the malformed-entry handling are pinned by the suite rather than asserted against current behaviour.RefreshFrequencySelectis shared withPropertiesModal'sRefreshSection, whose suites are included in that run.npx oxlint --config oxlint.jsonis clean on the touched paths (theset-state-in-effectwarning on that file is present onmastertoo), andtsc -p .reports nothing for these files (the run fails on unbuilt plugin project references, unrelated to this change).Fixes #44981