feat: CalendarPreview date picker composition - #896
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PR 3 of 7. Adds `.Trigger`, `.Content` and `.Input`, and the root's `open` / `defaultOpen` / `onOpenChange` forwarding Base UI's own typed details. The picker is not an export — it is these parts composed, and the composition lives in the docs. Focus-to-open could not arrive the way the RFC assumed. Base UI 1.7.0 has no `openOnFocus`: `Popover.Trigger` wires only `useClick` and hover, and `useFocus` is unexported floating-ui internals. So focus-to-open is a handler — but a single one, on `.Trigger`, reporting through Base UI's own `trigger-focus` reason. `.Input` never touches open state. Driving real Chrome over CDP with trusted input showed that handler alone reproducing the exact race the rewrite exists to kill: a click gave `trigger-focus` then `trigger-press` closing it then `trigger-focus` again, and Escape closed and instantly reopened because Base UI hands focus back to the trigger. Synthetic DOM events had reported all of this as passing, which is the jsdom-shaped false negative the RFC warns about. Two guards fix it, both taken from floating-ui's own `useFocus`: skip the focus-open while a pointer press is in flight, since `useClick` is already going to open it; and skip the one focus that follows a close caused by Escape or a press on the trigger. The first tracks the pointer, the second the last close reason — neither mirrors open state, and neither touches dismissal, which stays entirely Base UI's. No file in `calendar-preview/` listens on the document. `.Input` parses with `parseScaleInput` and renders through the root's `formatValue`. Typing emits nothing; Enter, blur and the blur an outside click causes all commit. Coarser scales parse but are refused until the scale views land, rather than committing a day the user never typed. Validity is reported through `onValidityChange`, which needs to tell a bound from a consumer rejection, so the root now carries `minDate` and `maxDate` on its context alongside the predicate that folds them. Verified with real browser input: 1 click opens: true, single trigger-press, no flicker 2 escape closes: true, no reopen 3 Tab focus opens: true, single trigger-focus 4 outside press closes: true, via focus-out 5 Enter commits: Thu May 20 2027 6 outside-click commits: Tue Feb 01 2028 7 selects mounted: 0 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCalendarPreview now provides Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CalendarPreview.Input
participant CalendarPreview
participant Popover.Content
User->>CalendarPreview.Input: Focus or type date
CalendarPreview.Input->>CalendarPreview: Request open or commit value
CalendarPreview->>Popover.Content: Render or dismiss calendar
CalendarPreview.Input-->>User: Show formatted value or validity state
Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Consumers that add a standard input value-change callback can no longer commit typed dates, and cancelled pointer interactions can make the picker fail to open on the next focus. These interaction regressions should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@packages/raystack/components/calendar-preview/__tests__/picker.test.tsx`:
- Line 263: Update the picker test around renderPicker so the onValueChange mock
is passed in the props object, ensuring the assertion observes the callback used
by the picker and verifies that an out-of-bounds value is not committed.
In `@packages/raystack/components/calendar-preview/calendar-preview-input.tsx`:
- Line 118: Update the calendar preview input’s validation flow so an existing
draft is revalidated when minDate, maxDate, timeZone, or isDateUnavailable
changes, rather than only after input events. Ensure the recalculated result
updates lastReported.current and the rendered aria-invalid state while
preserving the current draft.
- Line 141: Update the props spread in CalendarPreviewInput so forwarded props
are applied before the internally owned input handler, preserving the draft
update logic in the component’s existing handler. Compose the consumer-provided
onValueChange callback with that internal handler so both execute without
allowing the spread props to overwrite internal behavior.
In `@packages/raystack/components/calendar-preview/calendar-preview-trigger.tsx`:
- Around line 70-72: Add an onPointerCancel handler alongside onPointerUp in the
calendar preview trigger to reset pressing.current to false, ensuring cancelled
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| const { input } = renderPicker({ minDate: new Date(2026, 7, 10) }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Pass onValueChange to the picker under test.
Line 263 creates onValueChange, but renderPicker does not receive it. This assertion only checks an unused mock. Pass the callback in the props object so the test verifies that an out-of-bounds value does not commit.
-const { input } = renderPicker({ minDate: new Date(2026, 7, 10) });
+const { input } = renderPicker({
+ minDate: new Date(2026, 7, 10),
+ onValueChange
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| const { input } = renderPicker({ minDate: new Date(2026, 7, 10) }); | |
| const { input } = renderPicker({ | |
| minDate: new Date(2026, 7, 10), | |
| onValueChange | |
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In `@packages/raystack/components/calendar-preview/__tests__/picker.test.tsx` at
line 263, Update the picker test around renderPicker so the onValueChange mock
is passed in the props object, ensuring the assertion observes the callback used
by the picker and verifies that an out-of-bounds value is not committed.
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| trailingIcon={trailingIcon} | ||
| disabled={disabled} | ||
| readOnly={readOnly || readOnlyProp} | ||
| aria-invalid={lastReported.current.valid ? undefined : true} |
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Revalidate an existing draft when calendar constraints change.
aria-invalid reads lastReported.current, but resolve only runs after input events. If a parent changes minDate, maxDate, timeZone, or isDateUnavailable while a draft remains visible, the field can display and report the old validity. Recompute draft validity when these context values change, and update the rendered validity state.
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In `@packages/raystack/components/calendar-preview/calendar-preview-input.tsx` at
line 118, Update the calendar preview input’s validation flow so an existing
draft is revalidated when minDate, maxDate, timeZone, or isDateUnavailable
changes, rather than only after input events. Ensure the recalculated result
updates lastReported.current and the rendered aria-invalid state while
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| onBlur?.(event); | ||
| commit(); | ||
| }} | ||
| {...props} |
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Preserve the internal input handler when forwarding props.
CalendarPreviewInputProps inherits Input's onValueChange. At Line 141, a consumer callback overwrites the handler at Lines 120-129. The draft then does not update, so the field cannot accept or commit typed dates. Spread forwarded props before internally owned props, and compose the consumer callback.
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export function CalendarPreviewInput({
placeholder = 'Select date',
trailingIcon = <CalendarIcon />,
onValidityChange,
+ onValueChange: onInputValueChange,
onKeyDown,
onBlur,
className,
readOnly: readOnlyProp,
...props
}: CalendarPreviewInputProps) {
// ...
return (
<Input
+ {...props}
className={cx(styles.input, className)}
// ...
onValueChange={text => {
if (inert) return;
setDraft(text);
+ onInputValueChange?.(text);
if (text.trim() === '') {
report(VALID);
return;
}
const resolved = resolve(text);
report(resolved instanceof Date ? VALID : resolved);
}}
// ...
- {...props}
/>
);
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| {...props} | |
| export function CalendarPreviewInput({ | |
| placeholder = 'Select date', | |
| trailingIcon = <CalendarIcon />, | |
| onValidityChange, | |
| onValueChange: onInputValueChange, | |
| onKeyDown, | |
| onBlur, | |
| className, | |
| readOnly: readOnlyProp, | |
| ...props | |
| }: CalendarPreviewInputProps) { | |
| // ... | |
| return ( | |
| <Input | |
| {...props} | |
| className={cx(styles.input, className)} | |
| // ... | |
| onValueChange={text => { | |
| if (inert) return; | |
| setDraft(text); | |
| onInputValueChange?.(text); | |
| if (text.trim() === '') { | |
| report(VALID); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| const resolved = resolve(text); | |
| report(resolved instanceof Date ? VALID : resolved); | |
| }} | |
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| /> | |
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In `@packages/raystack/components/calendar-preview/calendar-preview-input.tsx` at
line 141, Update the props spread in CalendarPreviewInput so forwarded props are
applied before the internally owned input handler, preserving the draft update
logic in the component’s existing handler. Compose the consumer-provided
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| pressing.current = false; | ||
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Reset pressing when the pointer is cancelled.
If a touch or pen interaction triggers pointercancel, onPointerUp does not run. pressing.current then remains true, so the focus handler cannot open the picker during a later keyboard interaction. Add onPointerCancel with the same reset.
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onPointerUp: () => {
pressing.current = false;
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+ pressing.current = false;
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| onPointerUp: () => { | |
| pressing.current = false; | |
| }, | |
| onPointerUp: () => { | |
| pressing.current = false; | |
| }, | |
| onPointerCancel: () => { | |
| pressing.current = false; | |
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In `@packages/raystack/components/calendar-preview/calendar-preview-trigger.tsx`
around lines 70 - 72, Add an onPointerCancel handler alongside onPointerUp in
the calendar preview trigger to reset pressing.current to false, ensuring
cancelled touch or pen interactions leave the trigger ready for subsequent
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…datepicker Two marked conflicts: - components/calendar-preview/index.tsx: keep this branch's .Trigger export alongside the renamed CalendarPreviewScale / CalendarPreviewScaleValue. lib/scale.ts exports the prefixed names now, so the old Scale / ScaleValue export would have dangled. - docs/components/calendar-preview/index.mdx: both sides were additive, so both are kept, with the Date picker subsection ahead of the Migrating from Calendar, Performance and Localization sections. One conflict git did not mark. The base branch deleted the formatValue root prop and its context field, on the grounds that nothing consumed it yet. This branch's .Input and .Trigger are that consumer -- both read formatValue from context. The deletion applied cleanly against files this branch had not touched in the same place, leaving two parts reading a field that no longer existed. Restored the prop, its defaultFormatValue default and the context entry (in the memo value and its dep array) under the new type names, and dropped the now-stale "not yet shipped" note from the migration table. Verified: tsc reports nothing in calendar-preview, and the full suite passes at 3133 tests, including picker.test.tsx's formatValue case.
The shared popover caps itself at `max-width: 18rem`, which is 288px. The day grid needs 296px -- seven 40px columns inside `.days`' 8px padding -- so the surface came up eight short and the grid overflowed it on one side. Saturday sat flush against the right border, its cell ending a pixel past the edge, while Sunday kept its padding: the popover read as unevenly padded when the grid's own padding was an even 8px all round. `.content` already overrode the popover's padding and width for this; it now overrides the max-width too. The cap is sized for a text popover, and a calendar is a fixed-size surface that only grows -- a week-number column or a second month makes it wider again -- so it opts out rather than trimming the grid to fit.
Typing a date that does not resolve set `aria-invalid` and nothing else. Input paints its error border from `data-invalid` -- `:has(.input-field[data-invalid])` -- so the failure reached assistive tech and stopped there: a sighted user saw an untouched field. Measured on the docs page, the wrapper's border colour was byte-identical before and after typing `99/99/9999`. `.Input` now sets both. That is the whole fix: the border is the one Field already paints for an invalid control, so no CSS and no new API. The tests pin the two attributes together, across all three reasons, through recovery and emptying, and across the blur that fails to commit -- dropping either attribute puts the silent state back, and seven of them fail if the new line is removed.
`onValidityChange` reported which check failed and left the wording entirely to
the consumer, so every picker needed its own map from reason to string before it
could show anything. DatePicker already ships a message for this -- a hardcoded
'Invalid date' through `onErrorChange` -- so a message is the house pattern; what
was missing was a way to change it.
The payload now carries `message`, resolved and absent while valid, so it can be
handed straight to Field's `error`:
onValidityChange={({ message }) => setError(message)}
The default is one flat 'Invalid input' for all three reasons rather than three
tailored strings. Only the consumer knows the field's bounds, so a built-in
message cannot say which dates would be accepted without inventing wording it
has no basis for. `errorMessages` overrides per reason and merges with the
defaults, so wording one reason does not mean restating the rest.
`reason` is unchanged and still on the payload for consumers who would rather
branch themselves. `CalendarPreviewInputInvalidReason` is exported so they can
type their own maps.
Note for anyone matching the payload exactly: it now has a third key. Four
existing assertions moved from `toHaveBeenLastCalledWith({ valid, reason })` to
include `message`.
The page showed how to build a picker but never what happens when someone types something that is not a date, which is the case a date field spends most of its error budget on. Adds an "Invalid typed dates" section: a failing date is never committed, the field marks itself so the border needs no wiring, the one-line Field wiring, the default message and how `errorMessages` overrides it, and the reason table for consumers who branch themselves. Adds an "Invalid input" demo alongside it. Two fields, same bounds, differing only in their messages -- one on the default, one worded through `errorMessages` -- so the override reads as a diff rather than as two separate examples. The section also carries a warning for behaviour we are not changing here: a blur that cannot commit keeps the typed text, so the field can show something other than the committed value. It tells consumers to read the value from `onValueChange` and never from the input's text.
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pressing.currentwhen the pointer interaction is cancelled.
pointercancelcan occur withoutpointerup, leavingpressing.currentset totrue. The trigger then ignores the next focus event, so keyboard or programmatic focus does not open the picker. Clear it inonPointerCancelandonLostPointerCapture, as well asonPointerUp.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/www/src/content/docs/components/calendar-preview/demo.ts`:
- Around line 359-360: Type the defaultError and customError state values in the
CalendarPreview component as string | undefined so their setters accept optional
validation messages while preserving the initial undefined state.
In `@packages/raystack/components/calendar-preview/calendar-preview-input.tsx`:
- Around line 147-189: Compose the inherited onValueChange callback with the
internal handler in CalendarPreviewInput instead of allowing the final props
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In `@packages/raystack/components/calendar-preview/calendar-preview-trigger.tsx`:
- Around line 70-72: Update the pointer interaction handlers in the calendar
preview trigger so pressing.current is reset in onPointerCancel and
onLostPointerCapture, in addition to the existing onPointerUp handler, ensuring
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Type both error states as string | undefined.
CalendarPreviewInputValidity.message is optional and can be a string. A no-argument React.useState() infers an undefined-only state type, so the copied TSX example rejects both setter calls at Lines 378 and 399.
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- const [defaultError, setDefaultError] = React.useState();
- const [customError, setCustomError] = React.useState();
+ const [defaultError, setDefaultError] = React.useState<string | undefined>();
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| return ( | ||
| <Input | ||
| className={cx(styles.input, className)} | ||
| data-slot='calendar-preview-input' | ||
| data-scale={scale} | ||
| placeholder={placeholder} | ||
| trailingIcon={trailingIcon} | ||
| disabled={disabled} | ||
| readOnly={readOnly || readOnlyProp} | ||
| /* Both, and not just `aria-invalid`: the Input's error styling keys off | ||
| `data-invalid` (`:has(.input-field[data-invalid])`), so announcing the | ||
| failure without marking it left the field looking untouched -- the | ||
| error reached assistive tech and nothing else. */ | ||
| aria-invalid={lastReported.current.valid ? undefined : true} | ||
| data-invalid={lastReported.current.valid ? undefined : true} | ||
| value={draft ?? (value ? formatValue(value, scale) : '')} | ||
| onValueChange={text => { | ||
| if (inert) return; | ||
| setDraft(text); | ||
| if (text.trim() === '') { | ||
| report(VALID); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| const resolved = resolve(text); | ||
| report(resolved instanceof Date ? VALID : resolved); | ||
| }} | ||
| onKeyDown={event => { | ||
| onKeyDown?.(event); | ||
| if (event.key === 'Enter') { | ||
| event.preventDefault(); | ||
| commit(); | ||
| } | ||
| }} | ||
| onBlur={event => { | ||
| onBlur?.(event); | ||
| commit(); | ||
| }} | ||
| {...props} | ||
| /> | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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Compose the inherited onValueChange callback with the internal handler. CalendarPreviewInputProps inherits this prop, and the final {...props} spread overwrites the draft handler. When a consumer passes onValueChange, typing leaves draft as null, so commit() returns without updating the date on Enter or blur.
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In `@packages/raystack/components/calendar-preview/calendar-preview-input.tsx`
around lines 147 - 189, Compose the inherited onValueChange callback with the
internal handler in CalendarPreviewInput instead of allowing the final props
spread to overwrite it. Ensure typing still updates draft and validation, then
invoke the consumer callback with the new value; preserve commit behavior for
Enter and blur.
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…state
Marking the input invalid used `data-invalid={undefined}` while valid, which is
not the same as not setting it: the key is present with an undefined value, and
these props land after Field's, so it erased the invalid state Field sets for
errors this input cannot see -- a failed submit, a server response. Those
announced through `aria-invalid` and painted nothing, which is the silent error
the marking was added to remove, reached by a different route.
It went unnoticed because the demo drives Field's error from the input's own
validity, so the two always agree there. A plain Input under the same Field
paints the border; the picker's did not.
Spread the attributes instead, so neither key exists while valid. The test
renders an errored Field around a picker whose own text is fine, and fails on
the old form.
Also trims comments this branch added: `.content` had ended up with two stacked
block comments rather than one, the errorMessages docblock repeated a paragraph
the docs page now carries, and three comments used `--` where the directory
uses an em dash throughout.
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Summary
Adds the date picker to
CalendarPreview. It isn't a new export — it's three parts composed, and the composition lives in the docs:PR 3 of 7 in the RFC 005 stack, on top of #895. Range picker is PR 4; scale switcher and period views are PR 5.
feat/calendar-preview-baseis merged in, so the diff here is this PR's own work.Changes
New parts
.Trigger— anchors the popover and owns opening it. Renders the value or placeholder when it has no children. Always adiv, never abutton, because it wraps an.Inputand a control inside a button can't be focused on its own..Content— the popover surface. TakesPopover.Content's props and flips on collision..Input— the typed date field. Parses input, displays throughformatValue, and reports validity.Root
open/defaultOpen/onOpenChange, forwarding Base UI's typed details rather than a re-declared{ reason?: string }.formatValuefor rendering a value as text.minDate/maxDatejoin the context so.Inputcan tellout-of-boundsfromunavailable.Typing and committing
onValueChangedoesn't fire and the previous value stands.May 2027,Q4 2026) parse but are refused until PR 5, rather than committing a day nobody typed.Error handling
.Inputmarks itselfaria-invalidanddata-invalidwhen typed text fails.data-invalidis whatInputpaints its error border from, so the field turns red with nothing wired up.onValidityChangecarries a ready-to-rendermessage, so showing an error is one line:onValidityChange={({ message }) => setError(message)}.errorMessagesoverrides that message per reason (unparseable,out-of-bounds,unavailable). Anything left out keeps the default, so wording one reason doesn't mean restating the rest.Fix
max-width: 18rem(288px), but the day grid needs 296px, so Saturday sat flush against the right border while Sunday kept its padding..contentnow opts out of that cap.Docs
trailingIcon={null}— composition, not a prop.Technical Details
Focus-to-open doesn't exist in Base UI. The RFC assumed it would arrive as a trigger option. Base UI 1.7.0 has
openOnHover,openOnInputClickandopenOnArrowKeyDown, but noopenOnFocus, anduseFocuslives in unexported floating-ui internals. So it's a handler — but exactly one, on.Trigger, reporting Base UI's owntrigger-focus..Inputnever touches open state.jsdom passed where a real browser didn't. Driving Chrome over CDP with trusted events surfaced two races that synthetic events hide: clicking the input fired
trigger-focus, thentrigger-pressclosed it, then focus reopened it; and Escape closed the popover only for it to reopen instantly, because Base UI returns focus to the trigger. Two guards fix both, and both are rules floating-ui's ownuseFocusapplies — skip focus-open during a pointer press, and skip the focus that follows an Escape or trigger-press close. Neither guard mirrors open state, and neither touches dismissal.Dismissal stays entirely Base UI's. Outside press, escape and focus-out are all
Popover.Root's. Nothing in this directory listens on the document, which is most of what made the olduse-picker-popover.ts185 lines.A merge conflict git didn't flag. The base branch deleted the
formatValueroot prop and its context field on the grounds that nothing consumed it yet — but this branch's.Inputand.Triggerare that consumer. The deletion applied cleanly against files this branch hadn't touched in the same place, leaving two parts reading a field that no longer existed. Restored under the renamed scale types.Setting an attribute to
undefinedisn't the same as not setting it. The first version of the invalid marking useddata-invalid={undefined}while valid. That key still exists in the props object, and these props land after Field's, so it erased the invalid state Field sets for errors the input can't see — a failed submit, a server response. Those announced througharia-invalidand painted nothing. The attributes are spread now, so neither key exists while valid.Known, and deliberately not fixed here
fixedWeeksdefaults on, so a month needing five weeks renders one blank row and a four-week month two. Measured across six months, height stays a constant 348px and five of six carry a blank row. Flipping the default was tried and reverted — a popover that doesn't resize while you navigate is worth more, especially when it flips above its trigger. PR 5's period views will reopen this anyway.onValueChange, never from the input's text. Changing it is a UX call, not a bug fix.Test Plan
Verified in a real browser over CDP, not just jsdom:
trigger-pressand no flicker; Escape closes without reopening; Tab focus opens with a singletrigger-focus; outside press closes viafocus-out.Selects mounted.lab(54.59 61.43 33.73)), where the border used to be unchanged.picker.test.tsxcalendar-preview/tsc --noEmit/biome checkCovered: focus opens once with no re-close; commit on Enter / blur / outside click asserted separately; nothing emitted while typing; partial input stays visible; all three day formats; coarser scale refused; clear on empty;
formatValuedisplay; everyonValidityChangereason and its message; no re-fire on consecutive invalid keystrokes;aria-invalidanddata-invalidpinned together; an errored Field left alone while the input's own text is valid; disabled and readOnly; controlledopen; trigger renders nobutton.The
data-invalidtests are mutation-checked — removing the line that sets it fails seven of them.SQL Safety (if your PR touches
*_repository.goorgoqu.*)Not applicable — TypeScript and CSS only, no Go files and no database access.
?placeholders,goqu.Ex{}, orgoqu.Record{}— neverfmt.Sprintfor+building a query that gets executed.ToSQL()callers capture and forward params (query, params, err := stmt.ToSQL(); db.…Context(ctx, …, query, params...)). Neverquery, _, err := ….?placeholders inside single-quoted SQL literals ingoqu.L(usemake_interval(hours => ?)-style functions instead).//nolint:forbidigoor// #nosec G20xannotation has a one-line justification on the same line that a reviewer can verify.