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fix(dashboard): respect DASHBOARD_AUTO_REFRESH_INTERVALS configuration in refresh dropdown - #45039
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This duplicates #44982 |
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🟡 Changes recommended
Configuration lookup misses list/home editors, and a configured 1-second preset interrupts Custom selection.
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What changed in this PR
Restores configuration-driven dashboard refresh options to address #44981.
Changes:
- Reads configured intervals from Redux, with default fallback and optional prop overrides.
- Updates preset detection and custom-value synchronization.
- Adds tests for configured options, fallback behavior, and user interactions.
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| superset-frontend/src/dashboard/components/RefreshFrequency/RefreshFrequencySelect.tsx | Adds configurable options and selection handling. |
| superset-frontend/src/dashboard/components/RefreshFrequency/RefreshFrequencySelect.test.tsx | Tests configuration, defaults, and custom input. |
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| (state: RootState) => | ||
| state.dashboardInfo?.common?.conf?.DASHBOARD_AUTO_REFRESH_INTERVALS, |
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Agreed—state.common.conf is the store slice populated from bootstrap data on the dashboard list and home pages, while dashboardInfo.common is only filled by dashboard hydration, so the Properties modal on those pages still shows the hardcoded presets. Could the selector read state.common.conf first and fall back to dashboardInfo.common.conf?
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Addressed and rebased onto master in commit 44f8e861a5 @sadpandajoe. The selector reads DASHBOARD_AUTO_REFRESH_INTERVALS from both state.dashboardInfo.common.conf and the bootstrapped top-level state.common.conf slice, with regression coverage for the list/home page store shape.
| const selection = isPreset(value) ? value : -1; | ||
| setRadioSelection(selection); | ||
| setCustomValue(selection === -1 ? getCustomValue(value) : ''); | ||
| }, [value]); | ||
| setCustomValue(selection === -1 ? getCustom(value) : ''); |
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Agreed—with a configured 1-second preset, clicking Custom emits onChange(1), the controlled parent feeds 1 back, and the [value, isPreset, getCustom] effect re-selects the preset and disables the custom input, so Custom can't be edited on the first click. Could the effect skip re-syncing when the incoming value was just emitted by the Custom radio?
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Addressed and rebased onto master in commit 44f8e861a5 @sadpandajoe. lastCustomEmittedValue tracks values emitted from the Custom controls so controlled parents echoing 1 back do not snap selection to a colliding 1 second preset, and custom drafts are preserved across preset switches while clamping values below MINIMUM_REFRESH_INTERVAL.
| return ( | ||
| <StyledRadioGroup value={radioSelection} onChange={handleRadioChange}> | ||
| {REFRESH_FREQUENCY_OPTIONS.slice(0, -1).map(option => ( | ||
| {activeOptions.map((option) => ( |
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The new (option) => / (e) => arrow parens (here, line 89 and line 243) conflict with arrowParens: "avoid" in .oxfmtrc.json. The pre-commit job is already red because the formatter rewrites this file, so the PR can't merge until the formatter output is committed. Could you run the repo formatter on this file and keep the pre-existing option => / e => style?
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Formatted in commit 1541e6586c using oxfmt --write with arrowParens: "avoid" to align with .oxfmtrc.json and keep single-parameter arrow syntax across source and test files.
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Thanks for the detailed review @sadpandajoe. I have addressed all points in commit d94a14d:
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| @@ -120,11 +220,13 @@ export const RefreshFrequencySelect = ({ | |||
| if (selectedValue === -1) { | |||
| // Custom selected - use current custom value or minimum | |||
| const numValue = parseInt(customValue, 10) || MINIMUM_REFRESH_INTERVAL; | |||
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If someone types an invalid draft such as -5 into Custom, picks a preset, and then picks Custom again, this line re-emits -5: parseInt('-5', 10) is truthy so the || MINIMUM_REFRESH_INTERVAL fallback never applies. The typing handler rejects values below the minimum, but this path doesn't, and validateRefreshFrequency only checks positive frequencies, so Save accepts a negative interval and auto-refresh quietly stops while Custom stays selected. Before this change the draft was cleared when a preset was chosen, so the path wasn't reachable.
Could this clamp the value (e.g. only reuse the draft when it parses to at least MINIMUM_REFRESH_INTERVAL), and could a controlled test cover the type -5 → preset → Custom sequence?
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Clamped the draft value in handleRadioChange so that when reselecting Custom, it only reuses drafts that parse to at least MINIMUM_REFRESH_INTERVAL, falling back to MINIMUM_REFRESH_INTERVAL (and updating customValue) otherwise. Added a controlled regression test covering the -5 -> preset -> Custom sequence in RefreshFrequencySelect.test.tsx.
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Hi @sadpandajoe @richardfogaca, All four review items are in place on this PR (store configuration lookup via All 18 unit tests in @coderabbitai review |
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SUMMARY
Fixes #44981.
The dashboard auto-refresh frequency dropdown rendered hardcoded preset options and ignored the DASHBOARD_AUTO_REFRESH_INTERVALS configuration defined in Superset configuration (common.conf).
This change:
TESTING INSTRUCTIONS
Run the Jest unit tests:
npm test -- RefreshFrequencySelect.test.tsx
All tests pass, confirming options rendering from custom store configurations and fallback behavior.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION