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feat: set filter operations on a column or field - #1004
A column or field sets filterOperations to control the operations its filter chip offers. The value goes straight to the chip's operations prop.
Both props take an array, which replaces the operations of the filter type, or a function (defaults) => array, which can narrow, reorder, relabel, or extend them. An empty result falls back to the filter type.
Adding a filter uses the first operation in the list.
A filter from the query prop whose operation the column does not offer is dropped. It renders no chip, filters no rows, and is left out of the query sent in server mode. A column that sets no operations is not checked.
A column or field can list the operators its filter chip offers. The list
is matched against the filter type, so a value the type does not have is
ignored, and a list that leaves nothing falls back to the type's own
operators.
Adding a filter uses the first operator in the list. A filter from the
query prop whose operator the column does not list is dropped: it renders
no chip, filters no rows, and is left out of the query sent in server
mode. A column that lists no operators is not checked.
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FilterChip, DataTable, and DataView now support filter operations configured with arrays or resolver functions. DataTable and DataView use resolved operations when adding and rendering filters. Query conversion removes filters that use disallowed operations when a field defines operation options. The React entry point exports the related operation types. Tests and documentation cover configuration, fallback behavior, and restored filters. The empty-operator exception in dropDisallowedFilters references field outside its declared scope.
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participant DataView
participant useFilters
participant resolveFilterOperations
participant Filters
participant FilterChip
participant getDefaultTableQuery
participant dropDisallowedFilters
DataView->>useFilters: Add filter for a field
useFilters->>resolveFilterOperations: Resolve operations for the field
resolveFilterOperations-->>useFilters: Return ordered operations
useFilters-->>DataView: Initialize filter with first operation
Filters->>resolveFilterOperations: Resolve operations for the applied filter
resolveFilterOperations-->>Filters: Return operations for FilterChip
Filters->>FilterChip: Render filter with resolved operations
DataView->>getDefaultTableQuery: Convert query using field metadata
getDefaultTableQuery->>dropDisallowedFilters: Check query filters against field operations
dropDisallowedFilters-->>getDefaultTableQuery: Return retained filters
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The feature works for normal use. In edge cases, restored filters can be dropped or kept inconsistently when per-view field overrides apply, and editing a chip whose carried operator is not offered by its filter type can report a different operator. These can be followed up and are not likely to block merge.
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dropDisallowedFilters looked up the field and resolved its operator list
for every filter. It now indexes the fields by name and caches the
resolved set, so a column resolves once however many filters it carries.
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feat: [data-table, data-view] limit filter operators per column
feat: limit filter operators per column
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The restored-filter test runs only in client mode. A regression that sends the disallowed filter to the server could pass it.
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+ it('omits a disallowed restored filter from the server query', () => {+ const onTableQueryChange = vi.fn();+ renderRestored(+ datedFields(['gte', 'lt']),+ [{ name: 'when', operator: 'eq', value: '2026-08-15' }],+ onTableQueryChange+ );++ expect(lastQuery(onTableQueryChange).filters).toEqual([]);+ });+
it('drops a restored filter whose operator the field does not list', () => {
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Add a server-mode test alongside the restored-filter tests that verifies a
restored filter with an operator absent from the field’s supported operators is
omitted from the server query. Use the existing renderRestored and lastQuery
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Review comments at @apps/www/src/content/docs/dataview/props.ts:
- Around line 99-110: Update the documented DataViewField.filterOperators union
to include empty, and note that filter types currently ignore this operator.
Keep the documentation aligned with the component’s accepted values.
Review comments at @packages/react/components/data-table/components/filters.tsx:
- Line 167: Update the FilterChip usage in DataTable so it receives the restored
filter operator as its selected operator, rather than relying on the available
filter.operations list; keep the chip selection synchronized with the active
filter in both DataTable and DataView so the displayed operator matches the one
applied to rows.
Review comments at @packages/react/components/data-table/utils/index.tsx:
- Around line 364-365: Update filter restoration in both DataTable and DataView
so decoding string filter values does not change the original operator;
specifically, preserve starts_with through withDateFilterTypes and
dropDisallowedFilters when the value begins with %. Retain the existing
allowed-operator validation and ensure the restored filter chip remains visible.
Review comments at @packages/react/components/data-view/utils/index.tsx:
- Around line 419-422: Update the query-building flow that calls
dropDisallowedFilters to revalidate the active filters against the current
fields and their filterOperators before using them for client filtering or
emitting server queries. Ensure retained filters with now-disallowed operators,
such as eq, are removed when field restrictions change.
- Around line 419-422: Update the filter restoration flow around
dropDisallowedFilters and withDateFilterTypes so incoming filters are not
dropped using root fields before the active renderer registers. Preserve
restored filters until the active renderer’s fields are available, then validate
them against those fields so supported filters reach both row filtering and
server queries.
Review comments at @packages/react/shared/filter-operators.ts:
- Around line 50-51: Update the filter validation that finds a column by
filter.name to traverse nested child column definitions as well as top-level
fields, then enforce the matched column’s filterOperators restriction for
restored filters before they are sent to the server. Preserve the existing
behavior for unrestricted columns.
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- Around line 1602-1608: Add a server-mode test alongside the restored-filter
tests that verifies a restored filter with an operator absent from the field’s
supported operators is omitted from the server query. Use the existing
renderRestored and lastQuery helpers, and assert that the query’s filters are
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Let's keep the whole flow simpler and expose filterOperations in columns, which will pass through to the FilterChip operations prop with the same type.
We can update both props to take either an array, which will replace the operations, or a function (defaults) => array which can be used to override or extend the default filters.
A column or field sets filterOperations instead of filterOperators. The
value is what FilterChip takes for its operations prop: an array that
replaces the operations of the filter type, or a function that receives
them and returns the list to use. An empty result falls back to the
filter type. FilterChip takes the same two forms.
Columns and fields take filterOperations. The value passes through to the chip's operations prop, as FilterOperator<FilterOperatorTypes>[].
Both props take an array or (defaults) => array, so a caller can narrow, reorder, relabel, or extend the operations of the filter type.
An empty array, or a function that returns one, falls back to the filter type, since a chip needs one operation to filter with.
resolveFilterOperators is now resolveFilterOperations, and the file moved to shared/filter-operations.ts.
The value type is FilterOperator<FilterOperatorTypes>, not FilterOperator<string>. It is assignable to the chip's prop, and it keeps client filtering and the server mapping working for every value a column can name. Say the word if you want the chip's wider string on the column too.
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- Around line 145-151: Update the `computedOperations` flow and the
operation-selection logic in the filter chip so a change to the available
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Ensure the displayed label and emitted operation stay synchronized, including
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The operations list can change while a chip is mounted. The chip held
the selected operation in state, so it kept one the list had dropped: a
single remaining operation rendered its label while every edit still
sent the old value. The chip now reads the selection from the current
list and reports the fallback through onOperationChange.
Keep both changes in FilterChip: `operations` takes an array or a function, and `operation`/`defaultOperation` name the active one. `useControlled` holds the selection, and the chip still drops a selection the list no longer offers. The default is read once, since a changing default warns.
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blocking: The chip can show one operation while the table filters by another.
Steps: open a table with a saved date filter "is 15 Aug". Then change the column so it only offers "from" and "until". The chip now shows "from", but the rows are still filtered by "is", and server mode still sends eq.
Why: this effect tells the parent about the new operation only when the chip keeps its own state. DataTable and DataView pass operation={filter.operator}, so the effect never runs for them. It worked on 0b4787b, before the merge with #1005.
Could we compare with the value the parent holds? This fixes it for me, and the existing tests still pass:
One side effect: a chip that gets an operation it does not offer now reports the first operation on mount. The docs for operation would need a line on that.
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Fixed in 5baa55c. The effect compared the chip's selection with its own state, so a controlled chip never reported the fallback. It now compares with the value the caller holds, as you suggested. A chip that gets an operation its list does not have reports the first one on mount, and the docs for operation say so.
Covered by two tests: the parent is told when the list drops the operation it holds, and the chip reports the first operation when the list does not have the one it is given. Both fail without the change.
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suggestion: The function gets the real default list, not a copy. If someone writes operations={d => d.reverse()} or d.sort(...), the defaults change for every chip and table in the app, and they stay changed.
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Fixed in 5baa55c. The function gets [...defaults]. A test renders a chip with operations={d => d.reverse()}, then a plain chip, and checks the plain one still starts on "is".
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suggestion: These tests render the chip without the operation prop. DataTable and DataView always pass it, so the way the tables use the chip is not tested.
Could we add the same test with operation='eq' set? It would have caught the chip and table going out of sync.
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Fixed in 5baa55c. The Operations describe now has three tests that pass operation, which is how both tables use the chip. The first of them fails on the code you reviewed.
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Fixed in 2287fd7. resolveFilterOperations passes [...defaults] as well, with a test that reverses the list and then reads the operations of the type again.
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suggestion: A saved "is empty" filter on a select column gets lost.
Steps: set filterOperations on a select column (even only to rename "is" and "is not"). Add a filter and pick the empty option. The table sends the operator empty. Save that query and pass it back as query. The chip is gone and the table sends filters: [].
Why: empty is what the table sends for the empty option, but it is never in the column's list, so this check drops it. On main the filter is kept.
Could we let empty through here, or turn it back into eq before the check?
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Fixed in 2287fd7. empty now passes the check. It is what getFilterOperator sends for the empty option of a select (data-table/utils/filter-operations.tsx:186), and no filter type lists it, so the filter is kept as it is on main. A test covers the round trip.
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suggestion: The type lets a column add any operation, but in client mode only the operations of the column's own type can filter rows.
Example: a string column that adds gt. The chip shows it, no rows are filtered, and TanStack logs "Could not find a valid 'column.filterFn'". Same for a select column that adds contains.
Could we say in the docs that added operations only work in server mode? Or log a warning in dev? This also matters for the open question with Rohan about using the chip's wider string type.
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Documented in 2287fd7. The DataView page now says an added operation works in server mode only, and that in client mode the rows are filtered by the filterType, so a gt on a string field shows a chip and filters nothing. I left the type as it is, since the chip takes the same wide type and server mode is a real use.
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suggestion: This check reads the root fields, but the chip reads the fields of the active view. The two can differ.
Example: the root field sets no filterOperations, and <DataView.List name='list' fields={...}> sets "from" and "until". A saved "is" filter is kept. The chip shows "from", and the query still sends eq.
The chip fix in filter-chip.tsx would also fix this. If we do not want that, could the docs say that filterOperations on a view's fields is not checked for saved filters?
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Documented in 2287fd7, and the chip fix covers the mismatch. The check reads the fields of DataView, which the page now states. A filter that only a renderer's field disallows keeps its chip, and after 5baa55c that chip moves to the first operation the renderer offers and reports it, so the query follows.
The chip compared its selection with its own state, so a controlled chip never reported the fallback. DataTable and DataView pass `operation`, so a chip could show one operation while the query held another. The chip now compares with the value the caller holds. The function form also gets a copy of the default operations, since a caller that sorts or reverses them would change the list every chip reads.
The empty option of a select carries the operator `empty`, which no filter type lists, so the check dropped such a filter as soon as its column set `filterOperations`. The resolver also passes a copy of the defaults now. The docs state the limits: an added operation filters rows in server mode only, and the check reads the fields of `DataView`, not those of a renderer.
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Major · Validate restored filters against the active view’s operations. · filters.tsx:145-148
packages/react/components/data-view/components/filters.tsx:145-148 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Validate restored filters against the active view’s operations.
If an active renderer overrides a field’s operations, this chip receives the override, but DataViewRoot validates the restored query against root fields only. For example, a root field that allows eq and an active override that offers only gte retain a restored eq filter. The chip then changes it to gte instead of dropping it; without DataView.Filters, the invalid filter remains in client filtering or the server query. Reconcile the query with the effective fields when the active view’s fields become available. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update DataViewRoot’s restored-query validation to use the active view’s effective fields and operations, consistent with the operations resolved by resolveFilterOperations. Reconcile the query when those fields become available and remove filters unsupported by the active view before they can be changed by a chip or used for client filtering or server queries.
Assert the fallback operation, not only its accessible label.
This assertion can pass with an empty operation list: Operation still renders a select trigger with the same accessible label when its list is empty. Assert that the chip displays the column type’s first operation, such as is, so the test checks the stated fallback. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the filter-chip operation test to assert that the displayed operation is the column type’s first operation, such as “is,” in addition to checking the accessible label on the filter-chip-operation slot. Ensure the assertion verifies the selected operation rather than only the select trigger.
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Review comments at @apps/www/src/content/docs/components/filter-chip/props.ts:
- Around line 27-31: Update the handwritten operations types in the props
definition to include optional alternateLabel on each operation object, in both
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Review comments at @packages/react/shared/filter-operations.ts:
- Line 81: Update the operator check around filter.operator and allowed so the
empty exception applies only to select filters; other field types, including
date filters, must pass only when their operator is configured in allowed.
Adjust the test that currently expects a restored date filter with empty to
survive, while preserving coverage for select filters with the empty operator.
- Line 41: Update the resolver inputs in the operations resolution expression
and FilterChip so they copy each default operation object as well as the array;
preserve the original defaults passed to filterOperators when a resolver changes
an operation’s label or other fields.
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Review comments at @packages/react/components/data-view/components/filters.tsx:
- Around line 145-148: Update DataViewRoot’s restored-query validation to use
the active view’s effective fields and operations, consistent with the
operations resolved by resolveFilterOperations. Reconcile the query when those
fields become available and remove filters unsupported by the active view before
they can be changed by a chip or used for client filtering or server queries.
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- Around line 305-308: Update the filter-chip operation test to assert that the
displayed operation is the column type’s first operation, such as “is,” in
addition to checking the accessible label on the filter-chip-operation slot.
Ensure the assertion verifies the selected operation rather than only the select
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Keep the operations prop on top of the main refactors: defaultValue, change
details on the callbacks, and the string operation state. The fallback the chip
reports when the list drops its operation uses the reason 'none'.
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- Around line 236-238: Update the FilterChip reconciliation path and the
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DataView and DataTable resolved every field to a list of operations, so a
field that set no filterOperations still handed the chip the operations of
its filterType. The chip then reported the first one and rewrote the query,
which dropped an operator such as gt, and a controlled query looped between
the report and the sync. Both pass operations only for a field that sets
filterOperations, and the chip reports a fallback only when it has a list.
The operator empty, which no list has, is kept either way.
The check exempted the operator `empty` for every filter type, so a date
field that offers only `gte` and `lt` kept a filter the server cannot read.
Only a select sends `empty`, so only a select keeps it. The resolver also
takes copies of the default operations, so a function that relabels one
leaves the operations of the filter type alone.
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- Line 45: Update the `operations` prop description to clarify that when
`operations` is omitted, the chip retains the supplied `operation` in state but
displays and reports the first `columnType` operation if the supplied value is
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Review comments at @packages/react/components/filter-chip/filter-chip.tsx:
- Around line 246-247: Update handleFilterValueChange to report the carried
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A column or field sets
filterOperationsto control the operations its filter chip offers. The value goes straight to the chip'soperationsprop.Both props take an array, which replaces the operations of the filter type, or a function
(defaults) => array, which can narrow, reorder, relabel, or extend them. An empty result falls back to the filter type.Adding a filter uses the first operation in the list.
A filter from the
queryprop whose operation the column does not offer is dropped. It renders no chip, filters no rows, and is left out of the query sent in server mode. A column that sets no operations is not checked.I have followed the pull request section of the contributing guide.