We automatically profile the schema of records by inspecting the results of the pipeline preview.
If pipeline drops fields or entire records, we previously have not been able to render fields that defined a transform or filter, making it hard to users to revert them.
With this fix, we automatically add fields, which define a transform or filter, to the profiled schema of the records, enabling users to always change any part of the pipeline, regardless of whether the preview returns records or not.
Before this fix, the grid would stay completely empty and uneditable, if all records have been filtered out:
With this fix, we still show the field that applies the filter, allowing users to potentially remove the filter again:
We automatically profile the schema of records by inspecting the results of the pipeline preview.
If pipeline drops fields or entire records, we previously have not been able to render fields that defined a transform or filter, making it hard to users to revert them.
With this fix, we automatically add fields, which define a transform or filter, to the profiled schema of the records, enabling users to always change any part of the pipeline, regardless of whether the preview returns records or not.
Before this fix, the grid would stay completely empty and uneditable, if all records have been filtered out:
With this fix, we still show the field that applies the filter, allowing users to potentially remove the filter again: